HMS Tradewind (P329)

HMS Tradewind (P329) was a patrol boat of the Attacker class built for the Royal Navy. These vessels were originally designed as inshore patrol craft but saw service in a variety of roles.

Design and Construction: The Attacker class, including HMS Tradewind, was designed to be relatively small and versatile. Built by Vosper Thornycroft, the Tradewind was commissioned to perform duties such as fishery protection, border patrol, and search and rescue.

Operational History: HMS Tradewind (P329) served within the Royal Navy, participating in various patrol duties within UK territorial waters. Specific details of her deployments may vary and are subject to official records. Like other vessels of her class, she offered a visible presence and contributed to maritime security. The lifespan of HMS Tradewind was relatively short, common for ships of this type serving in the late 20th century.

Fate: HMS Tradewind (P329) was decommissioned and eventually sold. Details of her final disposition are subject to availability and accuracy of records regarding disposal of retired Royal Navy vessels.