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Duncton

Ships

Name	No	Yard No	Builder	Laid down	Launched	Comp	Fate
Birdlip	T218		Cook, Welton & Gemmel, Beverley	3/1941	9.7.1941	12.1941	sunk 13.6.1944
Bredon	T223		Cook, Welton & Gemmel, Beverley	7/1941	20.11.1941	4.1942	sunk 8.2.1943
Butser	T219		Cook, Welton & Gemmel, Beverley	4/1941	29.7.1941	1.1942	sold 4.1946
Duncton	T220		Cook, Welton & Gemmel, Beverley	5/1941	6.9.1941	2.1942	sold 4.1946
Dunkery	T224		Cook, Welton & Gemmel, Beverley	7/1941	4.12.1941	5.1942	sold 4.1946
Inkpen	T225		Cook, Welton & Gemmel, Beverley	8/1941	22.12.1941	6.1942	sold 10.1946
Portsdown	T221		Cook, Welton & Gemmel, Beverley	5/1941	24.9.1941	3.1942	sold 4.1946
Yestor	T222		Cook, Welton & Gemmel, Beverley	1941	21.10.1941	4.1942	sold 4.1946

Technical data

Displacement standard, t	750
Displacement full, t	1005
Length, m	55.6
Breadth, m	8.61
Draught, m	4.14 deep load 5.23 maximal
No of shafts	1
Machinery	1 VTE, 1 cylindrical boiler
Power, h. p.	970
Max speed, kts	12.25
Fuel, t	coal 210
Endurance, nm(kts)
Armament	1 x 1 - 76/40 12pdr 12cwt QF Mk I/II/V, 3 x 1 - 20/70 Oerlikon Mk II/IV, 4 DCT, 2 DCR (55)
Electronic equipment	type 122 sonar
Complement	35

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Project history Project it is developed on the basis of a civil trawler Barnett built in 1937.

Project it is developed on the basis of a civil trawler Barnett built in 1937.  ASW trawlers. Some units had composite hull.

Modernizations

1943-1944, some: + type 271 (some), type 290 (some) radars

Naval service

Bredon 8.2.1943 was sunk by submarine U521, Birdlip 13.6.1944 by German submarine U547.