Geschichte
This work boat was built in 1944 by Vancouver Shipyards Ltd..
Historische Notizen
During the Second World War this vessel was operated by the Canadian Army Pacific Command Water Transport Company of the Royal Canadian Army Service Corps in service north to the Aleutian Islands.
In 1947-1958 this vessel was used to fish tuna off the coast of Mexico. After the Second World War this vessel was laid up at the ship boneyard in Bedwell Bay in Indian Arm BC,
Eigentümer & Kapitäne
In 1944-1946 she was owned by the Canadian Army (Royal Canadian Army Service Corps).
In 1946-1958 she was owned by Robert V. Smith, New Westminster BC Canada.
In 1959-1983 she was owned by Ridgway W. Wilson, North Vancouver BC Canada.
In 1983-1998 she was owned by Ridgeway W. Wilson Jr., Ladysmith BC Canada.
In 1999-2000 she was owned by Grant Addlington.
In 2001-2004 she was owned by Okisollo Holdings Ltd., Brentwood Bay BC Canada.
In 2011-2014 she was owned by Joel M. Cotter, Victoria BC Canada.
In 2015-2017 she was owned by Edward J. Morton and Dorothy Morton, Campbell River BC Canada.
In 2018-2024 she was owned by Edward J. Morton, Campbell River BC Canada.
Namensbedeutung
The significance of the name is that the name is a First Nations meaning of ‘fast water’.
Remotisierung
Repowered with a 240hp engine (1958)
Referenzen
- Canada List of Shipping
- Email (Bryon Taylor - Nauticapedia 24/02/2016)
- LAC Reel T-11592 (Okisollo)
- Email (Bonnie Adie - Nauticapedia 19/04/2017)
