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Discussion in 'Quiz Me!' started by Magistr, Dec 20, 2007.

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  1. Slipdigit

    Slipdigit Good Ol' Boy Staff Member WW2|ORG Editor

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    The cut-down after mast was the tip off.

    How about this war-weary old girl?


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    This ship is Canadian was damaged escorting a convoy.
     
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    T. A. Gardner Genuine Chief

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    HMCS Chebogue K 317. Its the only Canadian River class frigate hit by a Gnat torpedo. That is consistant with the damage shown. The ship was declaired a constructive loss and scrapped.
     
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    I figured the flag gave it away ;)
     
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    Slipdigit Good Ol' Boy Staff Member WW2|ORG Editor

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    That is correct, Terry.
     
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    Who is she?
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    Either a British or Canadian minesweeper. Possibly Bridlington or Bridport.
     
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    Well TA, she is a minesweeper, but not of the countries you list. Though Britain did order 20 of this class, they were all maned by foreign crews.
     
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    T. A. Gardner Genuine Chief

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    Bathurst class. Australia had 38 in service, 4 more went to India. Post war several went to the Netherlands and about a half-dozen to Turkey.

    Without finding the exact photo it would be difficult to pin it down to the exact ship.
     
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    You got the class.
    How about a BIG hint. She currently is a museum ship.
     
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    While HMAS Whyalla is on static display outside her home town in South Australia I suspect you mean the restored HMAS Castlemaine that is now a museum at Melborne.
     
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    You got it. HMAS Castlemaine
     
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    Bringing this back from the land of the lost...........


    Name her.
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    Panthir is correct. Your up
     
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    TiredOldSoldier Ace

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    That ship got me confused, there are shots of the Aetos class with 5 funnels but no info about a major rebuild.

    So an easy one ...

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    Hint: She fought against her builders .....
     
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    I think all the sea dogs are on vacation ..... it should be easy, she's obviously an oversized destroyer or very small cruiser and not many navies built them .....
     
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    Yes, they probably are. I looked for it, but not a whole lot. You may have to throw a few more hints out.:D
     
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    She was one of ww2 fastest ships at 42+ knots and was at one time painted blue so was nicknamed the "blue cruiser".
     

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