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Line 61: The motor minesweepers had limited use post-war so they were quickly disposed of. Three were transferred by [[Lend-Lease]] to the [[Soviet Navy]]. ==References== {{reflist}} ==Bibliography== {{cite book \|last1=Lenton \|first1=H. T. \|last2=Colledge \|first2=J. J. \|title=Warships of World War II \|year=1973 \|edition=2nd \|___location=London \|publisher=Ian Allan \|isbn=0-7110-0403-X}} ''Minesweeper, The Role of the Motor Minesweepers in World War II,'' Michael J Melvin {{ISBN\|1-872017-57-6}} {{cite book \|last=Melvin \|first=Michael J. \|title=Minesweeper, The Role of the Motor Minesweepers in World War II \|year=1992 \|___location=Worcester, UK \|publisher=Square One Publishing \|isbn=1-872017-57-6}} {{cite book \|last=Worth \|first=Jack \|title=British Warships Since 1945: Part 4: Minesweepers \|year=1984 \|___location=Liskeard, UK \|publisher=Maritime Books \|isbn=0-907771-12-2}} ==External links==

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