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- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) length "41148.0".
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) abstract "HMNZS Wakakura (T00) was originally a First World War Castle-class naval trawler built in Canada. She was purchased by New Zealand in 1926 and transferred to the Royal New Zealand Navy when it was established in 1941. The Wakakura remained in commission throughout the Second World War and was sold to Tasman Steamship Co and converted to a refrigerated cargo vessel in 1947."A little trawler paid a big part in the lives of New Zealand's pre-war and wartime naval reservists. Her Majesty's Trawler (later HMNZS) Wakakura, purchased from the Royal Navy scrap heap 'as is, where is' to be a training ship, also left an impression on various wharves and a couple of other ships as she roamed from port to port around New Zealand instructing young would-be sailors in naval procedures." She displaced 530 tons standard, could manage 10 knots (19 km/h) and was equipped with a 4-inch (100 mm) gun during World War II.Wakakura is a Māori word which means "precious canoe" or "training boat".".
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) builder Port_Arthur,_Ontario.
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) class Castle-class_trawler.
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) completionDate "1917-10-17".
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) layingDown "1917-05-31".
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) length "41.148".
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) shipBeam "7.1628".
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) topSpeed "18.52".
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) wikiPageExternalLink default.htm.
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) wikiPageExternalLink tei-WH2Navy.html.
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) wikiPageID "14270474".
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) wikiPageRevisionID "605773041".
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) hasPhotoCollection HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00).
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) shipAcquired "1926".
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) shipArmament "1".
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) shipBuilder "Port Arthur Shipbuilding, Port Arthur, Ontario".
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) shipClass Castle-class_trawler.
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) shipClass Naval_trawler.
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) shipCommissioned "1926".
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) shipComplement "26".
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) shipCompleted "1917-10-17".
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) shipDecommissioned "1947".
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) shipDisplacement "540".
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) shipLaidDown "1917-05-31".
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) shipLaunched "September 1917".
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) shipLength "/ feet".
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) shipName "HMNZS Wakakura".
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) shipName "TR-1".
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) shipPropulsion "One shaft reciprocating, 420 ihp".
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) subject Category:1917_ships.
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) subject Category:Castle-class_trawlers_of_the_Royal_New_Zealand_Navy.
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) subject Category:Ships_built_in_Ontario.
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) subject Category:World_War_II_minesweepers_of_New_Zealand.
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) subject Category:World_War_I_minesweepers_of_the_United_Kingdom.
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) type MeanOfTransportation.
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) type Ship.
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) type Product.
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) type DesignedArtifact.
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) comment "HMNZS Wakakura (T00) was originally a First World War Castle-class naval trawler built in Canada. She was purchased by New Zealand in 1926 and transferred to the Royal New Zealand Navy when it was established in 1941. The Wakakura remained in commission throughout the Second World War and was sold to Tasman Steamship Co and converted to a refrigerated cargo vessel in 1947."A little trawler paid a big part in the lives of New Zealand's pre-war and wartime naval reservists.".
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) label "HMNZS Wakakura (T00)".
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) sameAs m.03czss7.
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) sameAs Q5631146.
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) sameAs Q5631146.
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) wasDerivedFrom HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00)?oldid=605773041.
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) isPrimaryTopicOf HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00).
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) name "HMNZS Wakakura (T00)".
- HMNZS_Wakakura_(T00) name "TR-1".