Fishery Protection – The Royal Navy’s Role

April 2022 Lecture

From the event "Fishery Protection – The Royal Navy’s Role" which took place on 11/04/2022

Alastair Chapman presents a historical and current background to the European and North Atlantic fishing industry.

Each month we are pleased to welcome lectures from our friends and colleagues. Ranging from Maritime History and Restoration through to the work of the RNLI and todays Shipbuilding Industry. Please feel free to enjoy these stimulating talks at your leisure.

A big thank you to our Chairman and guest speaker, Alastair Chapman for such an interesting evening.

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ABOUT HMS/WELLINGTON

HMS WELLINGTON began her successful career in the 1930s. Laid down in September 1933 at Devonport Dockyard, launched in May 1934, she entered service in January 1935. Her purpose was as an Imperial Patrol Sloop destined for the New Zealand Station. She was a Grimsby Class Sloop and displaced 990 tons with a cruising speed of 10 knots and a maximum speed of 16 knots.

Fishery Protection – The Royal Navy’s Role

April 2022 Lecture

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