HMS Activity D94
Laid down as the refrigerated cargo ship Telemachus for the Alfred Holt Line, but taken over by the Admiralty in February 1941, for conversion to an escort carrier, HMS Activity was commissioned on 29 September 1942. Until August 1944, she escorted convoys, where her aircraft participated in the sinking of two U-boats and damaged three others.
HMS Activity was then transferred to the Eastern fleet as an aircraft and personnel transport. After the war she was converted back for civilian use and renamed Breconshire for the Glen Line. She operated until 1967 when she was scrapped.
HMS Activity with Fairey Swordfish on deck 
HMS Activity 17 February 1944 Greenock 
HMS Activity 
HMS Activity underway in the Firth of Forth, Scotland, Oct 1942 
HMS Activity at anchor in the Firth of Clyde, Scotland 1942 
Swordfish of 824 Squadron, taking off from HMS Activity seen From the ship’s bridge 
Left to right: L/A B Labross, Air Gunner; Lieut D H Burke, RN; Lieut F G Gordon, RAN, Observer, by the side of their Fairey Swordfish Feb 1942 
Fairey Swordfish being brought up to the deck of HMS Activity 
HMS Activity July 1943 as seen from a Fairey Swordfish as it prepares to land 
HMS Activity July 1943 as seen from a Fairey Swordfish 
A Fairey Swordfish takes off from the deck of HMS Activity. Note the small control tower and the bridge 
Fairey Swordfish landing on HMS Activity. Note the crash barrier in place. July 1943 
Fairey Swordfish about to land on HMS Activity July 1943 
Fairey Swordfish about to land on HMS Activity July 1943 
Fairey Swordfish landing on HMS Activity. Note the crash barrier in place. July 1943 
Fairey Swordfish landing on HMS Activity. Note the crash barrier in place. July 1943
