this period she escorted 17 convoys, two of which were attacked. In January 1944 Wolverine returned to Britain for a refit, before returning to escort duty with Western Approaches. In January 1945 she was engaged in anti-submarine patrols in the Channel and Southwest Approaches, where she continued to the end of the war in Europe. In May she was withdrawn from operational service, paid off into reserve pending a decision on disposal. DispositionWolverine'' was placed on the disposal list after VJ-day and sold for scrapping on 28 January 1946 to West of Scotland Shipbreakers. She was towed to the breaker's yard at Troon in September 1946. Notes Bibliography External links HMS Wolverine at naval histories HMS Wolverine at uboat.net 1919 ships Ships built on the Isle of Wight V and W-class destroyers of the Royal Navy World War II destroyers of the United Kingdom