Fleetwood Gets underway again in 1946


	Fleetwood Gets underway again in 1946


	Transferred to the Mothball Fleet in August 1945 amongst dozens of others at Hartlepool but not for long


	7th Feb 46 After disarming and a refit in Portsmouth Fleetwood then became a Radar and Radio Trials ship working for the Admiralty Radar Establishment She was continually changing her radar suite and trying out new technology. She was painted in two different colours until repainted as U47 (see below) She took part in two Fleet Reviews. King George VI 1946 and Queen Elizabeth II 1953

Fleetwood shows the flag as F47 in 1954 at St Malo (left)

and as U47 in 1946 at Stavangar Norway
(right)


	Fleetwood on her daily trip into the English Channel


	HMS Fleetwood F47 \| A Grimsby Class Sloop \| Early Action in Norway \| Atlantic & Operation Torch \| Fleetwood Claims 2 U/Boats \| Fleetwood's History & Battle Honours \| Fleetwood Gets underway again in 1946 \| Fleetwood Shows the Flag \| 1936 HMS. Fleetwood Association 1959


	Fleetwood Docking in Bordeaux in 1950