HMT Agate (1933)
HM Trawler Agate was purchased by the Royal Navy in 1935. She was modified from a trawler to be used to carry out anti-submarine work. In 1941 she was with the maintenance reserve at Rosyth, but in August was part of the Royal Navy’s escort flotilla with convoy FS559 when she ran aground, becoming a total loss, on Haisborough Sands on the 6 August with a loss of all sixteen crewman.
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HMT Agate (1933)
HM Trawler Agate was purchased by the Royal Navy in 1935. She was modified from a trawler to be used to carry out anti-submarine work. In 1941 she was with the maintenance reserve at Rosyth, but in August was part of the Royal Navy’s escort flotilla with convoy FS559 when she ran aground, becoming a total loss, on Haisborough Sands on the 6 August with a loss of all sixteen crewman.
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HM Trawler Agate was purchased ...... a loss of all sixteen crewman.
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4.79298e+1
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ship launched
1933-12-18
status
Became stranded becoming a total Wreck onHaisborough Sandsoff theNorfolkcoast,England
Mercantile Type (First Group) Anti Submarine.
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730,971,897
Ship acquired
By the Royal Navy in 1935
Ship class
HM Trawler No: T87
Ship crew
Commanding officer Lt. Leonard Harry Cline, RNVR and 15 crew
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Ship laid down
Ship owner
Originally built for Boston Deep Sea Fishing and Ice Company Ltd
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HM Trawler Agate was purchased ...... a loss of all sixteen crewman.
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HMT Agate (1933)
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1.7166666666666668e+0
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HM Trawler Agate''
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