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Tide-class replenishment oiler
The ''Tide'' class was a series of six replenishment oilers used by the British Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA), the Royal Australian Navy (RAN), and the Chilean Navy.
The class was based on RFA ''Olna'', which had served with the British Pacific Fleet during World War II.〔Donohue, ''From Empire Defense to the Long Haul'', p 106〕 Three ships were laid down for the RFA in 1953, with a fourth being ordered by the RAN at the same time.〔 Two more ships, built for the RFA to a modified design, were launched in 1962.
Upon completion, the Australian ''Tide Austral'' could not be accepted into service because of manpower and financial difficulties. The ship was instead loaned to the RFA from 1955 until 1962, when she was returned to the RAN and commissioned as HMAS ''Supply''. She was paid off in 1985.〔
The first three ships were removed from service and scrapped during the late 1970s. The two modified ships, ''Tidespring'' and ''Tidepool'' saw service in the Falklands War, after which ''Tidepool'' was sold to the Chilean Navy and renamed ''Almirante Jorge Montt''.〔Sharpe (ed.), ''Jane's Fighting Ships, 1996-1997'', p. 111〕 ''Tidespring'' remained with the RFA and was scrapped in 1992. ''Supply'' remained with the RAN until 1985.
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