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| This page last updated 14th July 2009 |
The 110 Ships, Their Fate |
| Ship | Pendant | Builder | Laid Down | Launched | Completed | Disposal & Fate |
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| BORDER CITIES | J344 | P.A. | 26.08.42 | 03.05.43 | 18.05.44 | B.U. 1948 |
| FORT FRANCES | J396 | P.A. | 11.05.43 | 30.10.43 | 28.10.44 | B.U. 1974 |
| KAPUSKASING | J326 | P.A. | 19.12.42 | 22.07.43 | 17.08.44 | Sunk as target 1978 |
| MIDDLESEX | J328 | P.A. | 29.09.42 | 27.05.43 | 08.06.44 | Ran aground; C.T.L. 1946 |
| NEW LISKEARD | J397 | P.A. | 08.07.43 | 14.01.44 | 21.11.44 | B.U. 1969 |
| OSHAWA | J330 | P.A. | 06.10.42 | 10.06.43 | 06.07.44 | B.U. 1966 |
| PORTAGE | J331 | P.A. | 23.05.42 | 21.11.42 | 22.10.43 | B.U. 1961 |
| ROCKLIFFE | J355 | P.A. | 23.12.42 | 19.08.43 | 30.09.44 | B.U. 1960 |
| SAULT STE MARIE | J334 | P.A. | 27.01.42 | 05.08.42 | 24.06.43 | B.U. 1960 |
| ST BONIFACE | J332 | P.A. | 21.05.42 | 05.11.42 | 10.09.43 | Sold mercantile 1946 |
| WALLACEBURG | J336 | P.A. | 06.07.42 | 17.12.42 | 18.11.43 | 1959 Transferred to Belgium ren. G. LECOINTE; B.U. 1969 |
| WINNIPEG | J337 |
P.A. | 31.01.42 | 19.09.42 | 29.07.43 | 1959 Transferred to Belgium ren. A.F. DUFOUR; B.U. 1966 |
| Of the 12 Algerines commissioned by the then Royal Canadian Navy, only 9 have been obained. A letter received by Robin Allum,(the then Ships Visits and Museums Office of the Algerines Association), from the Maritime Command Museum, Halifax, Nova Scotia explains there is little likelihood of obtaining other three. "The Canadian navy did not have official ships' badges until 1946. Anything in use prior to then was unofficial or simply a drawing (frequently a cartoon) used on the gun shield. In 1946, the Admiralty Board recommended that all commissioned ships used a standardized pattern, consisting of a rope circle, a naval crown and heraldic design. Border Cities, St. Boniface and Middlesex were paid off by this time and did not have badges designed for them. the other nine ships badges were designed for the ships because they were in commission for varying periods following the Second World War. They do not represent their wartime history as the navy does not back date badges. There is no reason why you cannot use the nine badges that you have already to represent those Algerines as long as you are aware that they do not date to that period." |
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| BORDER CITIES | FORT FRANCES | KAPUSKASING | MIDDLESEX |
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| NEW LISKEARD | OSHAWA | PORTAGE | ROCKLIFFE |
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| SAULT STE MARIE | St BONIFACE | WALLACEBURG | WINNIPEG |
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