Historia
This patrol vessel was built in 1933 by Boudreau, Charles in Wedgeport, NS.
Notas históricas
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police employed her in “H” Division (Nova Scotia) and patrolled out of Yarmouth, NS Canada. The Shipwright Department in Halifax rebuilt the hull as H.C. 132. On 1945-03-10 this vessel was broken up.
Propietarios y capitanes
In 1933 she was owned by Charles Boudreau, Wedgeport NS Canada.
In 1933 she was seized by the Department of National Revenue for Canada for smuggling alcohol.
In 1935 she was owned by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
In 1939 she was loaned to the Royal Canadian Navy.
In 1943 her hull was condemned and she was scrapped.
Significado del nombre
The Initials "H.C." stood for Harbour Craft.
Reconstrucciones
The Shipwright Department in Halifax rebuilt the hull as H.C. 132. In 1943 her hull was condemned and she was scrapped.
Referencias
- Government of Canada The Canadian Navy List Ottawa ON
- Freeman, David J. (2000)
- Email (Bryon Taylor-Nauticapedia 2017)
- RG12 Reel T-11903 (1945) (R.C.M.P. Arrow)
- RG18 Volume 3486 File 1200-136 Patrol Boat ARROW, Code 7114 (D7) - 'H' Division (formerly TRACY SMITH)
- RG24 Volume 5840 File 8000-401/29 General Information - Harbour Craft 29
- DHH 8000 Series Box 172 File 055 H.C. 29 - Correspondence, memoranda, information sheets and photograph
- recherche-collection-search.bac-lac.gc.ca ↗ (website viewed 22/03/2025)
- recherche-collection-search.bac-lac.gc.ca ↗ (website viewed 18/04/2026)
