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Marie Yette

Minesweeper, trawler (Castle-class) 1918 Canada Steel Shipwreck

Photo: Royal Canadian Navy Historical Project

Histoire

This minesweeper, trawler (castle-class) was built in 1918 by Port Arthur Shipbuilding Co. Ltd..

On March 7, 1940 this vessel sank after a collision on the Gironde River with the French merchantman Spramex.

In 1918 she was commissioned into the Royal Canadian Navy.

She was loaned to the USN from November 1918 to 1919.

In 1920 she was owned by French interests.

In 1939-1940 she served in the French Navy during the Second World War.

1-12pdr gun

Nom	Marie Yette
Aussi connu sous	TR-40 (H.M.C.), C.T. 40 (U.S.S.) (1918), TR-40 (H.M.C.) (1919), Marie Yette (1939)
Numéro de flamme	TR.40; CT.40

Année de construction	1918
Constructeur	Port Arthur Shipbuilding Co. Ltd.
Lieu	Port Arthur, ON, Canada
Coque	Steel

Type	Minesweeper, trawler (Castle-class)
Dimensions	125' × 23.5' × 13.5'
Tonnage brut	317
Propulsion	Screw
Puissance du moteur	steam engine

Destin	Registry closed
Date	7 mars 1940
Épave	Oui
Service	Royal Canadian Navy, Ex-Canadian Navy

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