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HMS Sir Galahad (T226)

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fish hold also abreast of bridge. Deck fractured abreast of fish hold, stern frame broken, rudder missing, suspect propeller and tailshaft badly damaged. Engine-room and hull flooded and lifeboat badly stove in. Forward portion of vessel flexing with action of sea where fractured, not possible to board. Consider salvage impracticable. Further SW gales will accelerate vessel breaking up.
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Trawler Robert Limbrick, ashore Quinish Point, Mull: Survey shows vessel lying on port side, which not visible but damage to this side suspected extensive. Starboard side so far as visible severely damaged from forecastle to stem. Shell plating fractured from bulwark to keel and badly holed in way of
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Decommissioned in February 1946, the ship was sold in April of the same year to the Walker Steam Trawling & Fishing Co Ltd of Aberdeen and renamed
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was lost at sea with the loss of all 12 of her crew. She had sailed from Milford on 2 February 1957 under skipper William Burgoyne to fish for
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was attached to the 14th Minesweeping Flotilla, part of Force U. The 14th Minesweeping Flotilla took part in
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to a 1936 design of the same company. Although the design was for a trawler the ship was commissioned as a
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in 1941. Post war it was sold into civilian service and was wrecked in 1957 after running aground off the
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The ship's total loss was reported by the Salvage Association's surveyor on 7 February 1957 who reported:
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A memorial service was held for the crew at St Katherine's church, Milford Haven on 27 February 1957.
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T226). Launched in December 1941 she was the second member of the
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was one of the first ships to respond when the aircraft carrier
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off Scotland. On Tuesday 5 February reports were received by
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Less than a year after purchase by Milford Fisheries Ltd, the
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radio that the ship was aground off Quinish Point, Mull (
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Index

HMS Sir Galahad
Official photo of Sir Galahad, taken in April 1942
Mull
Round Table
Minesweeper
Danlayer
12 pounder 76 mm (3.0 in)
anti-aircraft gun
20 mm
machine guns
trawler
Royal Navy
Isle of Mull
Hall, Russell & Company
Aberdeen
minesweeper
Pennant number
Round Table
HMS Dasher
River Clyde
danlayer
Operation Neptune
Normandy Landings
Milford Haven

hake
Oban
56°38′00″N 6°13′42″W / 56.63333°N 6.22833°W / 56.63333; -6.22833
lifeboat
Mallaig

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