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THE ROYAL NAVY.
406
FEROL. Oiler.
Building at Devonport.
FIREBRAND. (late Lord
Heathfield). S- Special
Service Vessel.
I.H.P. 280.
Sheernets.
Tender to ' Vengeance.'
(For Officer borne see ' Vengeance.')
FIRM. P. Tug (Steel).
690 Tons. I.H.P. 1,250.
Dover.
FORTITUDE {late Neptune).
Twin Screw Tug (Steel).
470 Tons. I.H.P. 1,200.
Devonport .
Tender to ' Vivid.'
(For Officer borne see under ' Vivid.')
GAZELLE. S. Tug (Steel).
115 Tons. I.H.P. 190.
Chatham.
Employed by Director of Works Department.
GLEANER. [late General
Stothard). Special Service
Vessel.
I.H.P. 320.
Portsmouth.
Attained to 'Excellent' for Spiihead and
Target Work.
(For Officer borne see under ' Excellent. ')
GRAPPLER. P. Tug. (Steel).
690 Tons. I.H.P. 1,250.
Portsmouth.
GRINDER. P. Tug. (Wood).
505 Tons. I.H.P. 500.
Sheerness.
GROWLER. Twin Screw Store
Ship (Iron).
I.H.P. 275.
Portsmouth.
Employed by Naval Store Department.
Master J. H. Skinner.
HARLEQUIN. P.
Steamer (Steel).
528 Tons. I.H.P. 1,000
Portsmouth.
Ferry
HASTY (late Linnet, late
Napier of Magdala).
Special Service Vessel.
I.H.P. 300.
Devonport.
Attached to 'Defiance.'
HELLESPONT. P. Tug (Steel).
690 Tons. I.H.P. 1,250.
Haulbowline.
HELPFUL. S. Tank Vessel(Steel).
395 Tons. I.H.P. 300.
Malta.
Tug
HERCULANEUM. S.
(Steel).
378 Toiis. I.H.P. 800.
Dover.
For Fleet Service and towing Targets
HERON. (late Empress^
Special Service Vessel.
I.H.P. 200,
Devonport.
Attached to > Defiance.
406
FEROL. Oiler.
Building at Devonport.
FIREBRAND. (late Lord
Heathfield). S- Special
Service Vessel.
I.H.P. 280.
Sheernets.
Tender to ' Vengeance.'
(For Officer borne see ' Vengeance.')
FIRM. P. Tug (Steel).
690 Tons. I.H.P. 1,250.
Dover.
FORTITUDE {late Neptune).
Twin Screw Tug (Steel).
470 Tons. I.H.P. 1,200.
Devonport .
Tender to ' Vivid.'
(For Officer borne see under ' Vivid.')
GAZELLE. S. Tug (Steel).
115 Tons. I.H.P. 190.
Chatham.
Employed by Director of Works Department.
GLEANER. [late General
Stothard). Special Service
Vessel.
I.H.P. 320.
Portsmouth.
Attained to 'Excellent' for Spiihead and
Target Work.
(For Officer borne see under ' Excellent. ')
GRAPPLER. P. Tug. (Steel).
690 Tons. I.H.P. 1,250.
Portsmouth.
GRINDER. P. Tug. (Wood).
505 Tons. I.H.P. 500.
Sheerness.
GROWLER. Twin Screw Store
Ship (Iron).
I.H.P. 275.
Portsmouth.
Employed by Naval Store Department.
Master J. H. Skinner.
HARLEQUIN. P.
Steamer (Steel).
528 Tons. I.H.P. 1,000
Portsmouth.
Ferry
HASTY (late Linnet, late
Napier of Magdala).
Special Service Vessel.
I.H.P. 300.
Devonport.
Attached to 'Defiance.'
HELLESPONT. P. Tug (Steel).
690 Tons. I.H.P. 1,250.
Haulbowline.
HELPFUL. S. Tank Vessel(Steel).
395 Tons. I.H.P. 300.
Malta.
Tug
HERCULANEUM. S.
(Steel).
378 Toiis. I.H.P. 800.
Dover.
For Fleet Service and towing Targets
HERON. (late Empress^
Special Service Vessel.
I.H.P. 200,
Devonport.
Attached to > Defiance.
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