During the winter, she was placed in winter storage at McQueen Marine Ltd. in Amherstburg, Ontario and after her end with HMCS Hunter, she was used as a breakwater in the Windsor area. Egret (925) From 1970 to 1977, the 40-foot wooden high speed rescue craft was allocated to HMCS Hunter as a tender. Built by S.G. Powell Shipyard in 1952, prior to serving with Hunter, Egret served with the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) as M.925 Egret at Goose Bay, Labrador until she was handed over to the RCN on 1 April 1965 C.F.A.V. Egret (YAG.3). Leaving Hunter she stayed with the RCN on the west coast until 1984. YMU-116/Crossbow (197) From 1977 to 1994, Crossbow (197) served as a tender to HMCS Hunter. Built by Russel Brothers Ltd. in 1954, she was originally known as YMU-116. Transferred to HMCS York in May 1994, Crossbow (197) was removed from the naval list the following year. Battle Honours Pre-The First World War Gabbard, 1653 Scheveningen, 1653 Barfleur, 1692 Vigo, 1702 Velezmalaga, 1704 Louisburg, 1758 Quebec, 1759 The Second World War Atlantic, 1939–44 Narvik, 1940 Salerno, 1943 South France, 1944 Aegean, 1944 Burma, 1945 Badge Description Vert a crossbow Or in bend sinister with two arrows Argent interlaced one on either side of the crossbow shaft. Notable former members Bruno Bitkowski – professional football player for the Hamilton Tiger Cats and Ottawa Roughriders Admiral Walter Hose – known as the "Father of the Canadian Navy" Richard Rohmer – former CEO of Toronto Airways Ltd, bestselling author, journalist and Chancellor of University of Windsor References Organizations based in Windsor, Ontario Royal Canadian Naval Reserve Military units and formations of Canada in World War II