On 29 April 1957 '' Dainty '' delivered emergency supplies , including 2000 blankets and 300 tents along with medical supplies and a team of doctors to the town of Fethiye in Turkey which had been badly damaged by a pair of earthquakes . In 1958 '' Dainty '' was refitted at Portsmouth Dockyard , where her aft set of torpedo tubes was removed , allowing a deckhouse to be added containing additional accommodation , badly needed as the '' Daring '' s ' large crews meant that they were cramped . '' Dainty '' was commissioned following the refit on 20 January 1959 , when she became part of the 2nd Destroyer Squadron as part of the Home and Mediterranean Fleets . She was paid off into reserve again , along with the rest of the 2nd Squadron in January 1961 . She was refitted again between 1962 and 1964 . The remaining set of torpedo tubes was replaced by another deckhouse , while the two STAAG Bofors mounts were replaced by simpler Mark V utility twin Bofors mounts , and the Mark 6 director was replaced by the more modern MRS3 director . These changes greatly reduced the amount of maintenance required
pair of earthquakes
1957 Fethiye earthquakes
HMS Dainty (D108)