§ 63. Mr. Gowerasked the Parliamentary Secretary to the Admiralty which of Her Majesty's ships are to visit Welsh ports this summer; and if he will publish 241W in the OFFICIAL REPORT short particulars of the category, size and complement of each ship and the port to be visited in each case.
Port Ship Type Standard displacement Complement Date of visit tons each Officers Ratings Barry Two fast patrol boats of 1st F.P.B. Squadron, Coastal Forces. 64 3 12 30th July–4th August (each ship) Cardiff SELENE … Submarine … … 715 6 44 30th June-lst July Cardiff BATTLEAXE Destroyer … … 1,980 28 278 14th–20th July Conway Dee … Coastal minesweeper (R.N.V.R. Training Ship). 95 3 22 26th–27th August Holyhead 2nd–3rd April Holyhead 25th–26th May Holyhead SERAPH … Submarine … … 715 6 44 11th–14th May Milford Haven Dee … … … … — — 3rd–4th April Milford Haven Ship of 5th Fishery Protection and Minesweeping Squadron. (Details to be decided.) — — During May Milford Haven SCYTHIAN … Submarine … … 715 6 49 16th–17th June Newport ST. KITTS Destroyer … … 2,315 14 264 12th–18th September Swansea Ship of 5th Fishery Protection and Minesweeping Squadron. (Details to be decided.) — — During June Swansea ARMADA … Destroyer … … 2,315 23 284 12th–18th September Tenby ZEST … Anti-submarine frigate. 1,710 11 208 10th–15th June