Maritime Coastal Defence Vessels (MCDVs)

[Stoker]

First, let's all get the lingo right, it's Shelburne (no o).

And partial yes: Cormorant was remediated there, I don't think Fraser was, in fact, I don't think the facilities could take a ship the size of Fraser.

No, Cormorant was recycled in Sheet Harbour by RJ MacIsaac Construction Ltd.

 

[dapaterson]

Some jackass bought Fraser to make her into a casino. It failed of course and they finally towed her up the St Lawrence to cut her up.

I am assured that you can buy a ship and convert it into a hotel / casino, and never ever ever would the PLAN instead use it to learn carrier operaaions.

 

[Nvlgzr]

First, let's all get the lingo right, it's Shelburne (no o).

And partial yes: Cormorant was remediated there, I don't think Fraser was, in fact, I don't think the facilities could take a ship the size of Fraser.

I think Fraser was dismantled in Port Colbourne

 

[Halifax Tar]

Shelbourne. Wasn’t that where Fraser and Cormorant ended up before they got towed to the razor blade yard?

Bridgewater was their last home.

Some jackass bought Fraser to make her into a casino. It failed of course and they finally towed her up the St Lawrence to cut her up.

She was the former local rugby club's clubhouse for a season or two.

 

[FSTO]

Bridgewater was their last home.



She was the former local rugby club's clubhouse for a season or two.

Thanks for the correction. It was a sad end for a proud ship. But her name is arisin again!!!