The destroyer HMCS Fraser (H 48) of the Royal Canadian Navy. She was lost on 25 Jun 1940.
Technical information
| Type | Destroyer |
| Displacement | 1360 BRT |
| Length | 329 feet |
| Complement | 138 men |
| Armament | 4 4.7" guns (4x1) 2 2pdr AA (2x1) 8 21" torpedo tubes (2x4) |
| Max speed | 36 knots |
| Engines | Geared turbines, 2 shafts |
| Power | 36000 HP |
| Notes on class | The specifications as listed above are for the 'normal' C-class destroyers. HMS Kempenfelt/HMCS Assiniboine was fitted as flotilla leader and had some different specifications; Displacement: 1390 BRT Complement: 175 men. These ships were repeat B-class ships with only minor modifications. The C-class destroyers were taken over by the R.C.N. from the R.N. before the Second World War with the exception of the Flotilla leader HMS Kempenfelt. She was taken over in October 1939. The survivors were later modified for escort duties. |
Royal Canadian Navy ships of the C class
To see all C class ships click here.
 | HMCS Fraser (H 48) | Lost on 25 Jun 1940 |
| | HMCS Ottawa (i) (H 60) | Lost on 14 Sep 1942 |
| HMCS Restigouche (H 00) | ||
| HMCS St. Laurent (H 83) | ||
Flotilla leader | ||
| HMCS Assiniboine (I 18) | ||
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C class ships hit by U-boats (1) | |||
| 14 Sep 1942 | HMCS Ottawa (i) | Sunk | U-91 |
 The last stand of the tin can sailors Hornfischer, James D. |
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