HMS Stalker (L3515)
HMS Stalker was a Mark III LST (Landing Ship, Tank). She was built during the later part of the Second World War, and became the last steam-driven LST to be scrapped. She initially entered service under the designation LST 3515, but was commissioned into the Royal Navy in 1947 as HMS Stalker. The ship was built by Canadian Yarrow at Esquimalt. She was completed too late to see action in the war, and eventually served in a submarine support role in Northern Ireland.
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HMS Stalker (L3515)
HMS Stalker was a Mark III LST (Landing Ship, Tank). She was built during the later part of the Second World War, and became the last steam-driven LST to be scrapped. She initially entered service under the designation LST 3515, but was commissioned into the Royal Navy in 1947 as HMS Stalker. The ship was built by Canadian Yarrow at Esquimalt. She was completed too late to see action in the war, and eventually served in a submarine support role in Northern Ireland.
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HMS Stalker was a Mark III LST ...... ed by National Historic Ships.
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1.05329736e+2
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1.6450056e+1
ship launched
1944-12-16
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*Scrapped in 2010
*Sold for scrapping in 2002
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Ship armament
*4 × 40mm Bofors
*6 × 20mm guns
Ship capacity
*170 troops
*15 × 40 ton tanks or 20 x 25-ton tanks
*14 × 3-ton lorries
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Ship country
United Kingdom
Ship decommissioned
Ship propulsion
*2 shafts
*vertical triple expansion
*2 Admiralty 3-drum boilers
*5500ihp
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Ship reclassified
Submarine support ship in 1958
Ship renamed
Was LST 3515 until 1947
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HMS Stalker was a Mark III LST ...... port role in Northern Ireland.
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HMS Stalker (L3515)
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HMS Stalker
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