
|
Tonnage |
840 tons standard displacement |
|
Dimensions |
187'9" by 35'5" by 15' |
|
Maximum speed |
14 knots |
|
Complement |
75 |
|
Armament |
|
| Machinery |
1-shaft triple expansion
reciprocating (1400 shp) 2 boilers |
The Lapwings were
steel-hulled oceangoing minesweepers
capable of offensive minesweeping. They were quite old, having been
completed around 1919.
A number of these ships had been converted to
other types by the time war broke out.
| Crippled by aircraft 1941-12-8 at
Apra and scuttled |
||
| Crippled by aircraft 1941-12-10 at Cavite and scuttled | ||
| Crippled by aircraft 1942-5-5 at Corregidor and scuttled | ||
| Seaplane tender conversion |
||
|
Port Ciego, Philippines |
Seaplane tender conversion | |
| Net tender conversion |
||
| Teal |
Aleutian Islands |
Seaplane tender conversion |
|
Recommissioned 1942-2-12 (San Diego)
|
Salvage ship
conversion |
|
|
Arrived 1945-5-12 |
Tugboat
conversion |
References
NavSource.org
(accessed 2009-12-18)
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