Draft:List of Fremantle pilot boats

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Name	In-service	Withdrawn	Notes
Atlantic		1902	Used by Rottnest pilots until 1902, purchased in 1930 by a Perth woman.
Pelican	1900	N/A	Insufficient for pilot duties, sometimes referred to as a tugboat.
Lady Forrest	August 1903	1967	Built by J. Samuel White on the Isle of Wight, now preserved in the Western Australian Maritime Museum.
Lady Gairdner	1959	N/A	Fitted with a 250 hp Rolls Royce marine engine capable of 11 knots.
Lady Mitchell	c. 1946	N/A	Built in 1943 by the Canadian Bridge Co., Walkerville, Ontario for the Royal Navy as a TANAC (CT) class 60 ft diesel tugboat No. 116, converted into a pilot after the war. Now used for salvage operations.
Sir Frederick Samson	N/A	N/A
Paddy Troy	1985	In-service
Osprey	1993	In-service
Parmelia	1999	In-service
Berkeley	2016	In-service	First of the Berkeley-class pilot boats, built by Dongara Marine, West End.
Genesis	2019	In-service	Berkeley-class.