Moving away from the larger Royal Naval Ships, Harwich Harbour has also seen a plethora of different military craft over the years, including Motor Torpedo Boats, Satellites, Barrage Vessels, Floating Docks and USA submarine chasers to name but a few.
~ 01 ~ H.M. Barrage Vessel No 5 (1916) Coates H&D ~
~ 02 ~ H.M. Barrage Vessel No 17 (1916) Coates H&D ~
~ 03 ~ #44 H.M. Floating Dock, Harwich (1918) Coates H&D ~
~ 04 ~ Floating Dock, Harwich Harbour (1913) H&D ~
~ 05 ~ H.M. Floating Dock, Harwich (1914) H&D ~
~ 06 ~ H.M.Floating Dock, Harwich II (1919) H&D ~
~ 07 ~ L 1 7 H M Submarine E53 & HM Floating Dock (1918) Coates H&D ~
~07a ~ H.M. Floating Dock, Harwich - Destoyers HMS Tartar & HMS Cossack. (1912) H&D~
~ 08 ~ D33 CLB 1 Murray (Censored) H&D ~
~ 09 ~ H.M. Fairmile B class Motor Launches No 191 (1914) Coates H&D ~
~ 10 ~ 29611 Harwich Pier, Essex (1906) Bells H&D ~
~ 11 ~ The Picket Boat Satellite 1886, at Harwich Harbour (1914) H&D ~
~ 12 ~ The Satellite War Dept, Harwich (1911) H&D ~
~ 13 ~ Picket Boat, Harwich, Essex (1915) by Wallis H&D ~
~ 14 ~ The Satellite going over to HMS Shotley (1914) H&D ~
~ 15 ~ H.M.S. Grasshopper & Charger (1912) Unknown H&D ~
~ 16 ~ No 1 U.S. Ships and Submarine Chasers at Harwich (1918) H&D ~
~ 17 ~ U.S. Submarine Chasers At Harwich Dec 1918 No 2 H&D ~
~ 18 ~ Torpedo Boat Destroyer Flotilla (1914) H&D ~
~ 19 ~ Torpedo Boats Off Harwich (1918) Unknown H&D ~
~ 20 ~ Torpedo Boats Off Harwich. (1916) H&D ~
