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Our Alf GY 358

Our Alf built 17/11/1914 Cochranes of Selby for Alfred bannister Grimsby
Original name Oropesa GY 358
11/1914 Requisitioned as a Minesweeper
06/1915 Renamed Oropesa II
Gave her name to ‘O’ sweep for cutting anchored Mines using a wire towed by a single Boat rather than by a pair to Boats, or group
1919 Returned and reverted to Oropesa GY 358
28/09/1922 Renamed Our Alf GY 358
04/1924 Sold to Estrella D’Alva Empreza de Pesca a Vap Lisbon Portugal
Renamed Estella Do Mar and registered at Lisbon
1940 Sold to Admiralty for service as a minesweeper Based at Port Edgar with M/S Group 137
1942 Renamed Dusk
1946 Sold to Estrella D’Alva Empreza de Pesca a Vap Lisbon Portugal
Renamed Estella Do Mar
1950 Sold to Soc Armadores Pesca Arrasto Lisbon

Her details are

  • Official Number 137011
  • Yard Number 620
  • Admiralty Number FY 711, FY 1916
  • Armament 1-6pdr
  • GT 324 NT 171
  • Dimensions 140.2 x 24.0 x 12.6
  • Engines C D Holmes 84 rhp 3 cyl 10.5 knots

1956 Sold to Ship breakers and broken up

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Oropesa GY 358

Oropesa built 10/1914 Cochranes of Selby for A. Bannister Grimsby 
11/1914 Requisitioned as a mine sweeper
06/1915 Renamed Oropesa II
1919 Returned
09/1922 Renamed Our Alf
04/1924 Sold to Portugal Renamed Estrella Do Mar
Served in WW2 as Dusk

Her Details are

  • Official Number 137011
  • Admiralty Number FY 711
  • Armament 1-6pdr
  • GT 324 NT 171
  • Dimensions 140.2 x 24 x 12.6
  • Quarter Deck 77 Foc’sle 20

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Diana GY 358

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Contest GY 358

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Bradman GY 358

Bradman Built 31/10/1936 Cochrane & Sons Selby for Bunch Steam Fishing Co Ltd Grimsby
1939 Requisitioned as an anti submarine vessel
Joined the 22nd Anti Submarine Group

Her Details are

  • Official Number 164420
  • Yard Number 1167
  • Admiralty Number FY 189
  • Armament 1-4pdr
  • GT 452 NT 190 
  • Dimensions 161.8 x 27.1 x 14.2 
  • Quarter deck 88 Foc’sle 28 

Sunk by aircraft off Norway Coast whilst on Admiralty service 25/04/1940 The Germans succeeded in salving her and returned her to service as the Friese