Grand Fleet Built 1918 Cochrane & Sons Selby for the Admiralty as Mersey Class James McDonald 1919 Requisitioned 1919 Sold to Jutland Steam Trawling Co Hull H 80 20/10/1920 Renamed Grand Fleet 29/05/1920 Sold to Jutland Amalgamated Trawlers 30/03/1929 Went to Crampin Steam Fishing Co Grimsby GY 44 Fitted with Lining to Pursue the Greenland Halibut Fishery 03/1930 Sold to C R Mauritzen Newbridge Mid Lothian 28/04/1938 Transffered to a Danish Flag 04/1938 Sold to owners in Denmark 21/10/1938 Registered at Leith LH 216 08/09/1939 Registered at Fleetwood FD 50 17/09/1939 Sold to Boston Deep Sea Fishing Co 08/1939 Requisitioned and converted into an Armed Trawler 09/12/1939 Sailed Hull for Icelandic Grounds Crew of 18 Outward in Convoy 28/12/1939 Homeward Bound to Hull about 2.10am when 35 miles NW of the Butt of Lewis she was shelled by U 30 Abandoned vessel but 1 man left behind George E Clark at About 4.00am Trawler was sunk by gunfire, after 14 hours in a boat 16 survivors were picked up by HMS ISIS D87 Survivors landed at North Scottish port U 30 actually stopped the Swedish Steamer Hispania and asked them to pick up the survivors
Boy Philip Built 1930 Yarmouth for Owners in Lowestoft 05/1945 Bought by Anglo Continental Trawlers Co Ltd Grimsby 08/1947 Renamed Latania and registered as GY 44 02/1949 Sold to owners in Milford Haven