Vessel Profile

H.C. 129

H.C. 129
Photo: RCN Official Photo HS-0050-60_DHH

Story

This work boat was built in 1942.

Historical Notes

The RCN employed her as a harbour craft at Halifax, used for transportation to Bedford Basin and McNab's Cove to inspect and pump out coil skids under care and maintenance as well as for routine trips in connection with ships under Care and Maintenance.

Owners & Masters

In 1942 she was drawn from Naval Stores.

In 1945 she was sold.

Name Significance

The Initials "H.C." stood for Harbour Craft.

References

  • Email (Bryon Taylor-Nauticapedia 2017)
  • LAC RG24 Volume 6710 File 8000-401/129 General Information - Harbour Craft 129
  • DHH 8000 Series Box 173 File 077 H.C. 129 - Naval messages, memoranda, information sheets and photographs
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