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Name: FLYING COOT
Launched: 09/05/1895
Completed: 1895
Builder: JP Rennoldson & Sons, South Shields
Yard Number: 164
Dimensions: 216grt, 10nrt, 120.8 x 21.2 x 10.7ft
Engines: 2 x T3cyl (10.5, 17.5 & 28 x 21ins), 98nhp, 600ihp
Engines By: JP Rennoldson & Sons, South Shields
Propulsion: 2 x Screws
Construction: Iron
Reg Number: 104633
History:
1895 Clyde Shipping Co Ltd; registered at Glasgow
08/09/1903 John Fitzgerald, London
08/09/1903 Cie de Remorquage de Sauvetage et de Pilotage, Marseille; renamed RHONE
1907 Owner restyled Cie de Remorquage de Pilotage et de Sauvetage
1911 S Bandermaly, Constantinople, appointed manager
11/09/1914 Government of Turkey
30/12/1914 Sank
Comments: 1903: Based at Constantinople
11/09/1914: Seized by the Ottoman Government
11/09/1914: Commissioned as a minesweeper
30/12/1914: Sunk when attempting to clear a Russian minefield at the
Black Sea approach to the Bosphorus.The mines had been laid 5 days earlier.