HMCS MALASPINA Z00
Auxiliary Patrol Ship
HMCS MALASPINA was a Canadian government fisheries patrol vessel pressed into service with the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) in 1917 and again in 1939 and which therefore saw service during the First World War and Second World War. During WW 2 she served as an examination vessel and training vessel. MALASPINA was serving as a tender to HMCS Royal Roads when she was paid off in 1946.
RCN Memories: MALASPINA Memories
Commanding Officers
In memory of those who have crossed the bar They shall not be forgotten
Former Crew Members
Photos and Documents
(MAL001) Sketch of HMCS MALASPINA by L.P. Cox // Courtesy of Mario Talbot // It is not known the time frame this sketch was made nor is there any information available on the artist, L.P. Cox (MAL002) HMCS MALASPINA // Walter E. Frost Collection // City of Vancouver Virtual Archives (MAL003) HMCS MALASPINA // Walter E. Frost Collection // City of Vancouver Virtual Archives
(JS048) Cooks Flunky on HMCS MALASPINA - 1941 (JS049) View of the bow of HMCS MALASPINA - 1941 (JS050) Jim Silvester and Bob on HMCS MALASPINA - 1941 (JS051) HMCS MALASPINA - 1941 (JS052) MALASPINA digging in - 1941
(JS053) Coaling party on HMCS MALASPINA, 1941 // Leatham, Gilmour, Bertrand, Jim Silvester, and Gil // "The Mal was an old coal burner and when our coal supply got low we would head up to get loaded. Our coaling party looked a lot like Al Jolson when we were finished." (JS054) Two Jims on the quarterdeck of HMCS MALASPINA, 1941
Courtesy of Jim Silvester, PO1, RCN
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