H.M.S. Milne - September 1943 - A photograph borrowed from the Admiralty Official Collection for WWII - She was an M Class Destroyer, pennant number G14. Built at Greenock at the Scott's shipyard she was launched in December 1941 and commissioned in August the following year. She had a speed of 36 knots the equivalent on terra firma of 41.4 miles per hour! © IWM (A 19818) [266]

H.M.S. Milne in Plymouth Sound in 1940. A photograph borrowed from a great website 'Royal naval Vessels in Plymouth sound in World War II'. [560] She was chosen for a refit, or rather a conversion, at Plymouth Dockyard to a Type 62 Frigate but was subsequently found to be unsuitable and the work was never carried out. She was transferred to Penarth Dock to be laid-up as part of the RN Reserve Fleet and later placed on the for-sale list. Following a re-fit, she was sold to the Turkish Navy in June 1959 and remained in service as the 'Alp Arsian' until being broken up in 1971.