RSS Feed
Jun 27

Q111

Posted on Sunday, June 27, 2010 in ---Q110 to Q119

ML's 111, 101 and 090 with mothership HMCS PRESERVER. Cornerbrook, Newfoundland. Origin unknownML’s 111, 101 and 090 with mothership HMCS PRESERVER. Cornerbrook, Newfoundland. Origin unknown

Builder:

J.H. Leblanc Shipbuilding Co.

Weymouth, N.S.

Commissioned:

September 9, 1943

Launched:

August ?, 1943

Disposal:

July 9, 1945

Career:

Sold November 26, 1945 by WAC to Marine Industries Ltd., Sorel, Quebec.

December 30, 1947, still at Sorel-not in operation.

September 1949, reacquired for Naval Reserves, HMCS GRIFFON, Port Arthur, Ontario for 79,000$ for 2 MLs ( with Q-062 , PTC-762), including conversion of engines.

Renamed PTC-711 then Moose and paid-off October 1956. Sold in 1956 for $5,250 by WAC to Great Lakes Lumber & Shipping Ltd., Fort Williams, Ont. (Crown Assets Report 1956-57).

Sold to King Haigh,diver, as a diving tender. Burned during refitting in 1956/57, not registered.

Other pictures of Q111

ML's 111 and 059. Origin unknown

ML’s 111 and 059. Origin unknown

Summer 1945, arriving at Sorel, Quebec after decommissioning. André Guévremont collection

Moose PTC 711

HMCS Moose PTC 711 in Port Arthur. Ken Mac Askill collection

HMCS Moose PTC 711 in Port Arthur. Ken Mac Askill collection

Visit of 5 ML's to Ottawa 1951. PTC 711 from HMCS Griffon through the set of eight locks, Rideau Canal. Crowsnest, October 1951

Visit of 5 ML’s to Ottawa , Summer 1951. PTC 711 from HMCS Griffon through the set of eight locks, Rideau Canal. Crowsnest, October 1951 (O-2023-2)

Comments are closed for this entry.