Anamac is among the historic vessels currently advertised for sale through National Historic Ships UK. For anyone considering becoming her next custodian, the surviving wartime record is an important part of the vessel’s significance.
Recorded wartime service
The NHS record says she was registered for possible war work and is believed to have gone to Dunkirk or Sheerness in June 1940. She was subsequently commissioned into the Royal Navy as Cardigrae II and served as a pilot boat in the Pool of London for the remainder of the war.
Important qualification: National Historic Ships presents this wartime connection as believed or thought, rather than as a confirmed service record.
Sale and record links
- National Historic Ships record for Anamac
- National Historic Ships vessels for sale
- National Historic Ships Facebook sale post
Image and historical record: National Historic Ships UK.
This wartime-service summary is based on the National Historic Ships UK record. The Wartime Vessels Association has not independently verified the record and is not responsible for any inaccuracies or omissions. Prospective purchasers should verify the vessel’s identity, history, ownership, condition and availability directly with the seller and appropriate specialists.