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Remembered Today:

The Loss Of HMT Quail III


Donny Anderson

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Can anyone supply any info into the loss of the trawler Quail III on 23/06/1915. I believe she was lost as the result of a collision off Portland. Does anyone know what she was in collision with, crew list or if any of her crew were lost.

Thanks in advance,

Donny

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Dittmar and College only has the following under Fishery Trawlers. ie. not on RN War Duty but part of the fishing fleet.

HMT QUAIL, Port No GY215, ( Grimsby) 265 tons launched 1906.

There is nothing about her fate.

Aye

Malcolm

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HMT QUAIL was the Hull trawler H236, Launched 1897, Requisitioned 1914 and converted to a M/S. 1915 Renamed QUAIL 111, lost in a collision off Portland 23rd June. No information on sinking.

QUAIL 11 was GY219, 1935 BU Holland.

Regards John

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HMT Quail III, Adm No 645, 162 tons, foundered after collision with tug Bulldog 7 miles SW from Portland, England at 11.40 pm on 22/6/15.

Best wishes

David

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Thanks Guys,

I have medals to a deckhand who served on QUAIL H236 prewar and maybe he was still aboard at the time of her loss. So thanks for the picture John. and David I take it she suffered no crew losses?

Thanks again lads,

Donny

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