HMS Loch Morlich

After commissioning Loch Morlich joined convoy escort group EG 6 based in Derry after working up at Tobermory. She patrolled the waters around the United Kingdom until April 1945 when the group was transferred across the Atlantic to Halifax. She remained on the Canadian side of the Atlantic until the end of May when she returned to the United Kingdom. She was decommissioned and returned to the United Kingdom 20 June 1945 at Sheerness alongside , another Loch-class loaner to the Royal Canadian Navy. She was reduced to reserve status and laid up in Sheerness, eventually being sold with six other Loch-class frigates in 1948. ==Postwar service==

Loch Morlich was transferred to the Royal New Zealand Navy on 1 April 1949. After returning from Korean waters she was placed in reserve in September 1951. She sat laid up in Auckland from 1952 until sold for scrap in 1961 and was broken up in 1966 at Hong Kong. ==See also==