From: Dictionary of American Fighting Ships, Vol. III, 1968, Navy  
Department, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, Naval History  
Division, Washington, D.C. 
 
INMAN (DE-526) 
 
dp. 1,140; 
l. 280' 5"; 
b. 35' 1"; 
dr. 8' 3"; 
s. 21 k.; 
cpl. 156; 
a. 3 3", 4 1.1", 9 20-mm., 2 dct., 8 dcp., 1 dcp. (h.h.); 
cl. EVARTS 
 
INMAN (DE-526) was launched 2 November 1943 by Boston Navy Yard, Boston, 
Mass., accepted and transferred to Great Britain 13 January 1944 under 
Lend-Lease, This and other EVARTS-class DE's formed the CAPTAIN class in 
the Royal Navy and played a vital part in allied antisubmarine 
operations in the Atlantic. INMAN was returned to the Navy 1 March 1946. 
She was sold to G. H. Nutman, Inc., Brooklyn, N.Y., in November 1946 and 
subsequently scrapped.