Okino Built 08/03/1962 Goole Shipbuilding & Repairing Co. Ltd., Goole for Japan Steam Fishing Co. Ltd Grimsby
12/10/1978 damaged by an engine room fire at Grimsby
09/1979 Scrapped after Fire damage
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04/1979 broken up at Grimsby
Okino built 27/01/1914 for H L Taylor & H G Hopwood Grimsby
08/1914 Requisitioned as a mine sweeper
08/03/1915 Smyrna Blockade – Lt Geoffrey Whitehouse RNR in command, sweeping channel into Smyrna [Izmir] at night to allow battleships to close and bombard the forts, battleships Triumph and Swiftsure firing on the searchlights.
Night of 8th Mined and sunk about 3,000yds from Fort Yeni Kali, South side of Gulf of Smyrna 10 crew lost, skipper and four men saved
| Surname | Forenames | Age at Death | Date of Death | Rank | Boat |
| Appleyard | Ernest | Unknown | 08/03/1915 | Deck Hand | Okino |
| Beer | Charles | Unknown | 08/03/1915 | Signal Boy | Okino |
| Cummings | Roderick T | Unknown | 08/03/1915 | Deck Hand | Okino |
| Fisher | Ernest A | Unknown | 08/03/1915 | 2nd Hand | Okino |
| Hill | Thomas | Unknown | 08/03/1915 | Deck Hand | Okino |
| Ingram | Benjamin S | Unknown | 08/03/1915 | Deck Hand | Okino |
| Nicol | William R | Unknown | 08/03/1915 | Deck Hand | Okino |
| Sheperd | Alexander | Unknown | 08/03/1915 | Trimmer | Okino |
| Smith | William | Unknown | 08/03/1915 | Engineman 2c | Okino |
| Wright | Alfred J | Unknown | 08/03/1915 | Petty Officer 2c | Okino |
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Mined 08/03/1915 near Yeni Cale Gulf of Smyrna Dardanels whilst in Admiralty Service
Registry Closed 22/11/1915
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Ogano Built 22/08/1917 by Cook Welton & Gemmell as a Non Standard Castle Class Trawler Ordered by Hull Northern Fishing Co Ltd, Purchased by the Admiralty whilst on the stocks
Original Name Hugh Black
1919 Registered as LO 460
1923 Sold to Hull Northern Fishing Co Renamed MacBeth H 827
06/04/1929 went to Diamond Steam Fishing Co Grimsby Renamed Ogano GY 69
1939 went to St Andrews Steam Fishing Co Hull
28/05/1940 Requisitioned as a minesweeper
24/11/1944 Returned
26/01/1945 went to Ogano Steam Fishing Co Grimsby
24/04/1950 whilst steaming towards Sydisfjord to land an Injured crewman she became stranded on Brokur Reef near Eystrahorn South East Coast of Iceland
Refloated but leaking heavily she was beached and abandoned at Stodvarfjordr
During the incident the Trawler Lombard GY 478 stood by and all crew were rescued
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24/04/1950 Stranded Brokur Reef South Coast of Iceland
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Offa Built 03/1913 Cochranes of Selby for Atlas Steam Fishing Co
Originally named Venator
05/1915 Requisitioned for war service
1919 Returned
08/1928 Went to Walter Garratt
08/1932 Went to M Olesen
20/09/1932 Renamed Offa GY 827
07/1937 Scrapped
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Offa Built 16/10/1913 Cochranes of Selby for A Bannister of Grimsby.
03/1915 Requisitioned for war service 12/1915 Renamed Offa II
21/07/1917 West of the Hebrides at 59’14N 09’40W engaged U 44 and sunk by gun fire
1919 Returned to owners Reverted to Offa GY 975
08/1922 sold to R Sleight
11/1924 sold to Newport Steam Trawling Co
08/1928 sold to Consolidated Fisheries Ltd Grimsby
02/1931 sold to M Olesen
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02/11/1931 Stranded Rolvsoy Island and Later foundered in deep water off Norway
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Oceanic Built 1896 T. Charlton Grimsby for R. Kelsall Grimsby
08/1897 Sold to owners in Fleetwood
Sold to owners in Hull
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Nylghau built 02/1908 Charlton & Doughty Grimsby for Morris & Fisher
05/1915 Requisitioned as a mine sweeper
1919 Returned
11/1926 went to W Garratt
09/1929 went to France Became La Vieux Tigre
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