2 January 1947 for service as a CNAV. In 1948, Dundalk was used to transport fuel oil from Halifax to Churchill, Manitoba in preparation for an Arctic cruise by large Canadian warships. In order to navigate in Hudson Bay, the ship was fitted with a gyro compass due to the poor navigation charts of the area. At Port Burwell, Dundalk refuelled the destroyers and . Dundalk remained in service at a CNAV and later as a CFAV (Canadian Forces auxiliary vessel) until 17 December 1982. Dundalk was wrecked on 7 November 1984. Dundurn remained in service on the West Coast until 1993. Thev vessel was eventually sold to the Burrard Yacht Club of Vancouver on 8 May 1996 to be used as a floating breakwater. Notes Citations Sources External links Blog post at warsearcher.com discussing fate of ships Auxiliary ships of the Royal Canadian Navy Dun-class tanker 1943 ships