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((short description|Fleet of rigid inflatable boats used for lifesaving and costal operations on the British Isles))
((Use dmy dates|date=July 2017))
((Use British English|date=July 2017))
((more citations needed|date=April 2012))

{|((Infobox ship begin|sclass=2))
((Infobox ship image
|Ship image=Falmouth irb 02.jpg
|Ship caption=''Falmouth Round Table'' (B-595) during [[Falmouth, Cornwall|Falmouth]] Lifeboat Day, August 2006.
))
((Infobox ship class overview
|Name= B class (Atlantic 21)
|Builders= Inshore Lifeboat Centre, [[Cowes]]
|Operators=[[File:Flag of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution.svg|border|23px]] [[Royal National Lifeboat Institution]]
|Class before= ((sclass2|C|lifeboat|4))
|Class after= B class ([[Atlantic 75]])
|Subclasses=
|Cost= 
|Built range= 1969–1994
|In service range= 1970–2007
|In commission range= 
|Total ships building=
|Total ships planned=
|Total ships completed= 96
|Total ships cancelled=
|Total ships active=
|Total ships laid up=
|Total ships lost=
|Total ships retired= 
|Total ships preserved=
))
((Infobox ship characteristics
|Hide header=
|Header caption=
|Ship type=[[Lifeboat (rescue)|Lifeboat]]  
|Ship displacement= 1.4 tonnes
|Ship length= ((convert|7.21|m|ftin|abbr=on))
|Ship beam= ((convert|2.49|m|ftin|abbr=on))
|Ship draught= ((convert|0.81|m|ftin|abbr=on))
|Ship propulsion= 2 × ((convert|70|hp|lk=in|abbr=on)) [[Two-stroke engine|2-stroke]] [[Outboard motor|outboard engines]]
|Ship speed= ((convert|32|kn|lk=in))
|Ship range= 
|Ship endurance= 3 hours
|Ship capacity= 22
|Ship complement= 3
|Ship notes=
))
|}

The '''Atlantic 21''' is part of the B class of [[Lifeboat (rescue)|lifeboats]] that served the shores of the [[United Kingdom]] and [[Ireland]] as part of the [[Royal National Lifeboat Institution]] (RNLI) inshore fleet. The Atlantic 21 was the first generation [[rigid inflatable boat]] (RIB), originated at and by [[Atlantic College]] in [[South Wales]], the birthplace of the RIB after which the craft is so named.  The school was also one of nine locations where the RNLI first established lifeboat stations using smaller inshore watercraft. [[Atlantic College Lifeboat Station]] was commissioned by the RNLI in 1963 and decommissioned in 2013.

Nearly all of the Atlantic 21s have been retired from service by 2006, one of the notable exceptions to this being the boat allocated to [[Walmer]] in Kent. RNLB ''James Burgess'' (B-589) was retired to the relief fleet in December 2006. It was replaced by an [[Atlantic 85]].

==Description==
The Atlantic 21 can be launched from a davit, trolley or floating boathouse depending on the location of the station and the available facilities.

The boat carries a variety of equipment which includes two [[Marine VHF radio|VHF radio]]s, [[First-aid kit|first aid kit]] and oxygen, [[Global Positioning System|GPS]] navigation system, [[Night vision device|night vision equipment]], self-righting system, anchor and various warps, toolkit, towing system, illuminating and distress [[Flare|pyrotechnics]], spotlight, torches.

The rollbar assembly installed above the engines contains a self-righting bag which is operated by a member of the crew activating a gas bottle.

==RNLI Fleet==
[[File:Atlantic 21 & Atlantic 75.jpg|left|thumb|Atlantic 21 ''B-526'' alongside Atlantic 75 B-713 in 2005]]
[[File:RNLI Lifeboat Poole 1.JPG|right|thumb|Atlantic 21 B-582 in Poole Harbour in 2007]]
[[File:Air-sea rescue exercise in Bangor Bay (4 of 8) - geograph.org.uk - 254922.jpg|left|thumb|Atlantic 21 B-584 on exercise in Bangor Bay in 2006]]
[[File:Lower Lough Erne lifeboat - geograph.org.uk - 641023.jpg|right|thumb|Atlantic 21 B-592 on Lough Erne in 2004]]

{|class="wikitable"
! Op.No.((efn|Op. No. is the RNLI's Operational Number of the boat carried on the hull.))
! Name
! In Service<ref name="LBES">((cite book |last1=Leonard |first1=Richie |last2=Denton |first2=Tony |title=Lifeboat Enthusiasts Handbook 2023 |date=2023 |publisher=Lifeboats Enthusiasts Society))</ref>
! Station
! Comments
|-
| ((nowrap|B-500))
| ((small|Unnamed))((efn|name=nn|Not every ''Atlantic 21''-class lifeboat was given a name))
| ((nowrap|1970–1977))
| Trialled at various stations
| First Atlantic 21 (Prototype)<br/>On display at Royal National Lifeboat Collection, [[Chatham Historic Dockyard]]
|-
| B-501
| ((small|Unnamed))
| 1970–1973<br/>1973<br/>1973–1977
| Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Lyme Regis))<br/>Relief fleet
|
|-
| B-502
| ((small|Unnamed))
| 1970–1972
| Trials
|
|-
| B-503
| ((small|Unnamed))
| 1972–1975<br/>1975–1981
| ((Lbs|Hartlepool))<br/>Relief fleet
|
|-
| B-504
| ''Blue Peter I''
| 1972–1973
| ((Lbs|Littlehampton))
|
|-
| B-505
| ''Major Osman Gabriel''
| 1972–1975<br/>1975–1979<br/>1979–1980<br/>1980–1981
| ((Lbs|Queensferry))<br/>Relief fleet<br />((Lbs|Silloth))<br/>((Lbs|Atlantic College))
|
|-
| B-506
| ((small|Unnamed))
| 1972–1976<br/>1976–1978<br/>1978<br/>1978–1981
| ((Lbs|West Mersea))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Staithes and Runswick))<br/>Relief fleet
|
|-
| B-507
| ((small|Unnamed))
| 
| 
| 1972. Built for [[Royal Netherlands Sea Rescue Institution|KNRM]]. Named ''Griende''. In service until 2005
|-
| B-508
| ((small|Unnamed))
| 1973–1980
| ((Lbs|Atlantic College))
|
|-
| B-509
| ((small|Unnamed))
| 1973–1981<br/>1981–1985
| ((Lbs|New Brighton))<br/>Relief fleet
|
|-
| B-510
| ((small|Unnamed))
| 
| 
| 1973. Built for [[Royal Netherlands Sea Rescue Institution|KNRM]]. Named ''Tuimelaar''.
|-
| B-511
| ''Co-Operative No.1''
| 1973–1975<br/>1975–1979<br/>1981–1982<br/>1982<br/>1982–1985<br/>1985–1989<br/>1989–1997
| ((Lbs|Largs))<br/>((Lbs|Hayling Island))<br/>((Lbs|Newbiggin))<br/>((Lbs|Hunstanton))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Clacton-on-Sea))<br/>Relief fleet
|
|-
| B-512
| ''U.S.Navy League''
| 1973–1980<br/>1980–1990<br/>1990–1992<br/>1992–1994<br/>1994–1995<br/>1995–1997<br/>1997–1998<br/>1998<br/>1998–1999<br/>1999–2001<br/>2001–2009
| ((Lbs|Lyme Regis))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Walmer))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Bundoran))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Weymouth))<br/>((Lbs|Clifden))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Sligo Bay))<br/>Publicity fleet
| Damaged by vandals and scrapped
|-
| B-513
| ''William McCunn and Broom Church Youth Fellowship''
| 1973–1980<br/>1980–1988<br/>1988–1990<br/>1990–1997
| ((Lbs|Largs))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Bangor))<br/>Relief fleet
|
|-
| B-514
| ((nowrap|''Guide Friendship 1''))
| 1973–1983<br/>1983–1984<br/>1984–1985<br/>1986<br/>1986–1991<br/>1991–1992<br/>1992–2000
| ((Lbs|Aberdovey))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Clacton-on-Sea))<br/>((Lbs|Redcar))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Cullercoats))<br/>Relief fleet
| Now with [[Icelandic Association for Search and Rescue|ICE-SAR]]
|-
| B-515
| ''Blue Peter II''<br/>''V E Webber''
| 1973–1985<br/>1985–1992<br/>1992–1993<br/>1993–1994<br/>1994–1996<br/>1996<br/>1996–2000
| ((Lbs|Beaumaris))<br />Relief fleet<br />((Lbs|Port Erin))<br/>((Lbs|Flamborough))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Penarth))<br/>Relief fleet
| Now with ICE-SAR
|-
| B-516
| ''Whitstable Branch''
| 1974–1983<br/>1983–1990
| ((Lbs|Whitstable))<br/>Relief fleet
|
|-
| B-517
| ''Blue Peter I''
| 1973–1974
| ((Lbs|Littlehampton))
|
|-
| B-518
| ''Sole Bay''
| 1973–1985<br/>1985–1987<br/>1987–1988<br/>1988–1990
| ((Lbs|Southwold))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Falmouth))<br/>Relief fleet
| Now privately owned at St Helens, Isle of Wight
|-
| B-519
| ''Surrey Forester''
| 1973–1986<br/>1986–1990
| ((Lbs|Lymington))<br/>Relief fleet
|
|-
| B-520
| ''Wildenrath Whizzer''
| 1974–1986<br/>1986–1990<br/>1990–1993<br/>1993–2005
| ((Lbs|Appledore))<br/>((Lbs|Redcar))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>Publicity fleet
|
|-
| B-521
| ''Mary Livingstone''
| 1975–1981<br/>1981–1984<br/>1984<br/>1984–1994
| ((Lbs|Queensferry))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Ramsgate))<br/>Relief fleet
|
|-
| B-522
| ((small|Unnamed))
| 
| 
| 1974. Built for [[Royal Netherlands Sea Rescue Institution|KNRM]]. Named ''Dolfijn''.
|-
| B-523
| ''Blue Peter I''<br/>((small|Unnamed))
| 1974–1985<br/>1985–1988<br/>1998<br/>1988–1995<br/>1995–1998
| ((Lbs|Littlehampton))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Kirkcudbright))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>Inshore Lifeboat Centre
| Now named ''Bay Mermaid I'' with [[Cardiff Harbour Authority]]
|-
| B-524
| ((small|Unnamed))
| 
| 
| 1974. Built for [[Royal Netherlands Sea Rescue Institution|KNRM]]
|-
| B-525
| ((small|Unnamed))<br/>''Spix's Macaw''
| 1974–1975<br/>1975<br/>1975–1979<br/>1979–1980<br/>1980–1988<br/>1988–1991<br/>1991–1993<br/>1993<br/>1993–1998<br/>1998<br/>1998–1999<br/>1999<br/>1999–2001<br/>2001<br/>2001–2002<br/>2002–2004
| Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Blackpool))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Hayling Island))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Kirkcudbright))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Kilkeel))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Weymouth))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Sligo Bay))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Sligo Bay))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Enniskillin)) Upper
|
|-
| B-526
| ((small|Unnamed)) <br/>In 2010 Re-Named LSV 001
| 1974–1978<br/>1978–1987<br/>1987–1995<br/>1995<br/>1997–1998<br/>1998–2002<br />2002–2009
| Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Harwich))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Hayling Island))<br/>((Lbs|Clacton-on-Sea))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>Training fleet
| LifeSaving Victoria, AU, VMR900 Mornington & Hastings, AU. <br/>2010 - Transferred to Lifesaving Victoria (Melbourne, Australia)<br/>2013 - Operated by VMR Mornington & Hastings - Volunteer Marine Rescue Inc - (Mornington, Australia)
|-
| B-527
| ''Percy Garon (Civil Service)''
| 1976–1986<br/>1986–1996<br/>1996<br/>1996–1998<br/>1998
| ((Lbs|Southend-on-Sea))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Red Bay))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Arran (Lamlash)))
| Now with Finnish Lifeboat Society
|-
| B-528
| ((small|Unnamed))
| 1975–1976<br/>1976–1978<br/>1978–1982<br/>1982<br/>1982–1998<br/>1998<br/>1998–2000
| Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Blackpool))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Hunstanton))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Helvick Head))<br/>Relief fleet
|
|-
| B-529
| ''Alexander Duckham''
| 1976–1987<br/>1988–1990<br/>1991–1993<br/>1993–2000
| ((Lbs|West Mersea))<br/>((Lbs|Mudeford))<br/>((Lbs|Falmouth))<br/>Relief fleet
|
|-
| B-530
| ''Himley Hall''
| 1975–1981<br/>1981–1985<br/>1985–1989<br/>1989–1993
| ((Lbs|Eastney))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Macduff))<br/>Relief fleet
|
|-
| B-531
| ''Foresters''
| 1975–1988<br/>1988–1993<br/>1993–1994<br/>1994–1995<br/>1995<br/>1996<br/>1996–1998<br/>1998<br/>1998–2001<br/>2001<br/>2001–2002
| ((nowrap|((Lbs|Gt Yarmouth and Gorleston))))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Criccieth))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Lough Swilly))<br/>((Lbs|Galway))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Clovelly))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Sligo Bay))<br/>Relief fleet
| 2002–2011 with [[Poole Harbour|Poole Harbour Commission]]<br/>2011–present with Aegir Nautical
|-
| B-532
| ''Guide Friendship III''
| 1975–1986<br/>1986–1998
| ((Lbs|Hartlepool))<br/>Relief fleet
| Now with Finnish Lifeboat Society
|-
| B-533
| ((small|Unnamed))
| 1976–1988<br/>1988–1990<br/>1990–1991<br/>1991–1992<br/>1992–1993<br/>1993–1995<br/>1995<br/>1995–1996<br/>1996<br/>1996–1998
| ((Lbs|Littlestone-on-Sea))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Teignmouth))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Kilkeel))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Kinghorn))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Galway))<br/>Relief fleet
|
|-
| B-534
| ((small|Unnamed))
| 
|
| 1975. Reported to have been sold to MOD
|-
| B-535
| ''R.A.O.B.''<br/>((small|Unnamed))
| 1975–1976<br/>1976–1992<br/>1992–1995<br/>1995–1997
| ((Lbs|Hartlepool))<br/>((nowrap|((Lbs|Berwick-upon-Tweed))))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Kyle of Lochalsh))
| 1997–2010 with Ballybunion Sea & Cliff Rescue as ''Clara T''.<br />2011–present in private ownership in [[Szczecin]], [[Poland]] named ''Aga B'' used for pleasure, training and safety boat (also cooperating with local volunteer rescue services)
|-
| B-536
| ((small|Unnamed))
| 1976–1989<br/>1989–1992<br/>1992–1994<br/>1994–1997<br/>1997<br/>1997–1999
| ((Lbs|Peel))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Sheringham))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Helvick Head))<br/>Relief fleet
|
|-
| B-537
| ((small|Unnamed))
| 1976–1978<br/>1978–1979<br/>1979–1983<br/>1983–1984<br/>1984–1986<br/>1986–1988<br/>1988–1999
| Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Blackpool))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Youghal))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|St Abbs))<br/>Relief fleet
|
|-
| B-538
| ''Lord Brotherton''
| 1978–1989<br/>1989–1990<br/>1990
| ((Lbs|Staithes and Runswick))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Teignmouth))
|
|-
| B-539
| ''Lions International District 105 SE''
| 1978–1989<br/>1989–1990<br/>1990–1991<br/>1991–1994<br/>1994<br/>1994–1995<br/>1995<br/>1995–1998
| ((Lbs|Brighton))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|St. Catherine))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Sheringham))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Newquay))<br/>Relief fleet
|
|-
| B-540
| ''Wolverhampton''
| 1978–1990<br/>1990–1996<br/>1996<br/>1996–2000
| ((Lbs|Abersoch))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Trearddur Bay))<br/>Relief/Training fleet
| Now with ICE-SAR
|-
| B-541
| ''Elizabeth Bestwick''<br/>((small|Unnamed))
| 1976–1988<br/>1988–1991<br/>1992–1993<br/>1993–1994<br/>1994–1995<br/>1995–1996<br/>1996–1997
| Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Falmouth))<br/>((Lbs|Berwick-upon-Tweed))<br/>((Lbs|Falmouth))<br/>((Lbs|Hayling Island))<br/>((Lbs|Weymouth))<br/>Relief fleet
|
|-
| B-542
| ''William Yeo''
| 1976–1987<br/>1987–2003
| Relief fleet<br/>Inshore Lifeboat Centre
|
|-
| B-543
| ''Round Table''
| 1978–1990<br/>1990–1996<br/>1996–1997<br/>1997–1998<br/>1998–1999<br/>1999–2001
| ((Lbs|Helensburgh))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Weymouth))<br/>((Lbs|Skerries))<br/>((Lbs|Clovelly))<br/>Relief fleet
|
|-
| B-544
| ''Catherine Plumbley''
| 1979–1994<br/>1995<br/>1995–1996<br/>1996<br/>1996–1998
| ((Lbs|Minehead))<br/>((Lbs|St Bees))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Weymouth))<br/>Relief fleet
| Now with ICE-SAR
|-
| B-545
| ''Amelia Gregory Armstrong''
| 1980–1995<br/>1995–1998
| ((Lbs|Silloth))<br/>Relief fleet
|
|-
| B-546
| ''Independent Forester Benevolence''
| 1980–1997<br/>1997–1998
| ((Lbs|Lyme Regis))<br/>Relief fleet
| Now in Portugal
|-
| B-547
| ''Independent Forester Liberty''
| 1980–1998
| ((Lbs|Largs))
| Now named ''Káraborg'' (BB 7482) with ICE-SAR
|-
| B-548
| ''Aldershot''
| 1980–1994<br/>1994–1995<br/>1995–1996<br/>1996<br/>1996–1999
|((Lbs|Hayling Island))<br/>((Lbs|Poole))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Rye Harbour))<br/>Relief fleet
|1998–?
?–2015
2015–2016
2016–...
Finnish Lifeboat Society
Unknown
Private owner
Muhu Maritime Rescue Society
Now with Muhu Maritime Rescue Society (Muhu, Saaremaa, Estonia)
|-
| B-549
| ''Blenwatch''
| 1981–1996<br/>1996<br/>1996–1997<br/>1997–1998<br/>1998–2001<br/>2001–2003
| ((Lbs|New Brighton))<br/>((Lbs|Porthcawl))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Tighnabruaich))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Enniskillen)) (Lower)
| Now with ICE-SAR
|-
| B-550
| "City of Portsmouth"
| 1981–1996<br/>1996–1998
| ((Lbs|Portsmouth))<br />Relief fleet
| 1998 - Sold to Finnish Lifeboat Society<br />Now with Estonian Maritime Rescue Organization (Tallinna Vabatahtlik Merepääste/Tallinn SAR)((Citation needed|date=April 2015))
|-
| B-551
| ''Constance Macnay''
| 1981–1997<br/>1997–1998<br/>1998–1999
| ((Lbs|Queensferry))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Clifden))
| Now with Finnish Lifeboat Society
|-
| B-552
| ((small|Unnamed))
| 
| 
| 1981. Built for [[Royal Netherlands Sea Rescue Institution|KNRM]]. Named ''Bruinvis'', at Ter Heyde, In service until 2006
|-
| B-553
| ''Kirklees''
| 1982–1998<br/>1998–1999<br/>1999–2000
| ((Lbs|Newbiggin))<br/>((Lbs|Helvick Head))<br/>Relief fleet
| 2000–2013 named ''Dove'' with Sandown & Shanklin Inshore Lifeboat<br />2013– with Lagan Search and Rescue
|-
| B-554
| ''American Ambassador''
| 1982–2000<br/>2000–2001
| ((Lbs|Atlantic College))<br/>Relief fleet
| Now in Australia
|-
| B-555
| ''Long Life I''
| 1982–1985<br/>1985<br/>1986<br/>1986–1993<br/>1993<br/>1993–1995<br/>1995<br/>1995–1996<br/>1996
| Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Macduff))<br/>((Lbs|Portaferry))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Falmouth))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|St Bees))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Kilrush))
|
|-
| B-556
| ''Spirit of America''
| 1982–1998<br/>1998–1999
| ((lbs|Hunstanton))<br/>Relief fleet
| Now with Finnish Lifeboat Society
|-
| B-557
| ''Weston Centenary''
| 1983–2001
| ((Lbs|Weston-super-Mare))
| Now with Finnish Lifeboat Society
|-
| B-558
| ''Ramsgate Enterprise''
| 1984–2000<br/>2000–2001
| ((Lbs|Ramsgate))<br/>Relief fleet
| 2002–2007 named ''St. Brendan'' with [[Bantry Bay|Bantry]] Inshore Search & Rescue
|-
| B-559
| ''Long Life 3''
| 1984–1999<br/>1999–2002
| ((Lbs|Aberdovey))<br/>Relief fleet
| Now named ''Spirit of Tortola'' at British Virgin Islands
|-
| B-560
| ''British Diver''
| 1983–2000
| ((Lbs|Whitstable))
|
|-
| B-561
| ''Marjorie Turner''
| 1984–2002
| ((Lbs|Youghal))
| Now with Finnish Lifeboat Society
|-
| B-562
| ''The Quiver''
| 1985–1998<br/>1998–2001
| ((Lbs|Southwold))<br/>Relief fleet
| Now with Finnish Lifeboat Society
|-
| B-563
| ''Blue Peter II''
| 1985–2000<br/>2000–2002
| ((Lbs|Beaumaris))<br/>Relief fleet
| Now with Finnish Lifeboat Society
|-
| B-564
| ''Blue Peter I''
| 1985–2001<br/>2001–2003
| ((Lbs|Littlehampton))<br/>Relief fleet
|
|-
| B-565
| ''Manchester and District XXXII''
| 1986–1997<br/>1997–1998
| ((Lbs|Appledore))<br/>Relief fleet
|
|-
| B-566
| ''Frank and Mary Atkinson''
| 1986–2002
| ((Lbs|Lymington))
| Now named ''Willemtje'' with KNRM
|-
| B-567
| ''Percy Garon II''
| 1986–2001<br/>2001–2002<br/>2002<br/>2002–2004
| ((Lbs|Southend-on-Sea))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Gt. Yarmouth & Gorleston))<br/>Relief fleet
| Sold to Chile
|-
| B-568
| ''Burton Brewer''
| 1986–2000<br/>2000–2002<br/>2002<br/>2002–2005<br/>2005–2007<br/>2008–2010
| ((Lbs|Hartlepool))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|St Abbs))<br/>Relief fleet<br />Training fleet<br/>((nowrap|Hired to Dorset Police (P-002)))
| Now with [[Dorset Police]] (P-002)
|-
| B-569
| ''Blue Peter V''<br/>((small|Unnamed))
| 1986–1994<br/>1994–1997<br/>1997–1998<br/>1998–2000
| ((Lbs|Portaferry))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Helvick Head))<br/>Relief/Training fleet
|
|-
| B-570
| ''Himley Hall''
| 1987–2001<br/>2001–2005
| ((Lbs|West Mersea))<br />Relief fleet
|
|-
| B-571
| ''British Diver II''
| 1987–2002<br/>2002–2006<br/>2006–2021
| ((Lbs|Harwich))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>Training fleet
| VMR Mornington, Australia, 2008 - 2016 - Operated by LifeSaving Victoria (Melbourne, Australia)<br/>2016 - 2021 Operated by VMR Mornington - Volunteer Marine Rescue Inc (Mornington, Australia)<br/>2021–Present - In private ownership (Mornington, Australia)
|-
| B-572
| ''Dorothy and Kathrine Barr''
| 1988–2001
| ((Lbs|St Abbs))
| Now with Chilean Lifeboats
|-
| B-573
| ''The Lady Dart and Long Life II''
| 1988–2002
| ((Lbs|Littlestone-on-Sea))
| Now with Chilean Lifeboats
|-
| B-574
| ''Joseph B. Press''
| 1988–2002<br/>2002–2007<br/>2007–2008
| ((Lbs|Gt Yarmouth and Gorleston))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>Training fleet
|
|-
| B-575
| ''John Batstone''
| 1989–1992<br/>1992–1997<br/>1997–1998<br/>1998–2000<br/>2000–2002<br/>2002–2005
| ((Lbs|Peel))<br />Relief fleet<br />((Lbs|Clifden))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Crosshaven))<br/>Relief fleet
|
|-
| B-576
| ''Ellis Sinclair''
| 1989–2002<br/>2002–2006
| ((Lbs|Staithes and Runswick))<br/>Relief fleet
|
|-
| B-577
| ''Graham Hillier and Tony Cater''
| 1989–1997<br/>1997–1999
| ((Lbs|Brighton))<br/>Relief fleet
| 1999–2004 named ''Sidmouth Herald'' with Sidmouth Independent Lifeboat<br />2005–present named ''Ira'' with Nisos Yacht Charter in the [[Ionian Islands]], [[Greece]]
|-
| B-578
| ''The Rotary Club of Glasgow''
| 1989–2006<br/>2006–2008<br/>2008–2010
| ((Lbs|Macduff))<br/>Training fleet<br/>Hired to Dorset Police (P-001)
| Sold to Dorset Police (P-001). <br/>Now in private ownership in the Netherlands and named Anna Jacoba
|-
| B-579
| ''Institute of London Underwriters''
| 1989–1997<br/>1997–2001<br/>2001–2002<br/>2002–2003
| ((Lbs|Clacton-on-Sea))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|St Abbs))<br/>Relief fleet
|
|-
| B-580
| ''Leicester Challenge''
| 1990–2001<br/>2001–2002<br>2002<br>2002–2009
| ((Lbs|Redcar))<br/>((Lbs|Sligo Bay))<br/>((Lbs|Enniskillen)) (Upper)<br/>Relief fleet
|
|-
| B-581
| ''Andrew Mason''
| 1990–2002<br/>2002–2004<br />2004–2008
| ((Lbs|Helensburgh))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Enniskillin)) (Upper)
|
|-
| B-582
| ''Borough of Solihull''
| 1990–2002<br/>2002–2007<br/>2007–2008<br/>2008–2009
| ((Lbs|Abersoch))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>Training fleet<br/>Hired Dorset Police (P-003)
| 2008–2011 with Dorset Police (P-003)<br/>2011 - returned to RNLI
|-
| B-583
| ''Ken Derham''
| 1990–2006<br/>2006–2009
| ((Lbs|Mudeford))<br/>Training fleet
| 2021 Purchased by Safetyboat Services Ltd for use as a safety / rescue boat
|-
| B-584
| ''Youth of Ulster''
| 1991–2006
| ((Lbs|Bangor))
|
|-
| B-585
| ''Peter and Grace Ewing''
| 1991–2006
| ((Lbs|Kirkcudbright))
|
|-
| B-586
| ''Clothworker''
| 1991–1998<br/>1998–1999<br/>1999–2001<br/>2001–2002<br/>2002–2004<br/>2004–2007<br/>2007–2009
| Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Cardigan))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Littlehampton))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Lough Derg))<br/>Relief fleet
|
|-
| B-587
| ''Jessie Eliza'''
| 1991–2000
| ((Lbs|St Catherine))
|
|-
| B-588
| ''Frank and Dorothy''
| 1991–2006<br/>2006–2008<br/>2008–2009
| ((Lbs|Teignmouth))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>Storage
|
|-
| B-589
| ''James Burgess''
| 1992–2006<br/>2006–2009
| ((Lbs|Walmer))<br/>Training fleet
| 2009 - Sold to Gardline
|-
| B-590
| ''Wolverson X-Ray''
| 1992–1993<br/>1993–1994<br/>1994–1996<br/>1996<br/>1996–1997<br/>1997–2002<br/>2002<br/>2002–2006<br/>2006–2007<br/>2007–2009
| Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Aberystwyth))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Kilrush))<br/>((Lbs|Galway))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Youghal))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Cullercoats))<br/>Training fleet
| Now named ''The Dove II'' with Sandown & Shanklin Independent Lifeboat
|-
| B-591
| ''Edmund and Joan White''
| 1992–2006<br/>2006–2008
| ((Lbs|Cullercoats))<br/>((Lbs|Enniskillin)) (Lower)
| Now with ICE-SAR in [[Eskifjordur]]
|-
| B-592
| ''Ernest Armstrong''
| 1992–1998<br/>1998–2001<br/>2001–2003<br/>2003–2006
| Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Arran (Lamlash)))<br/>Relief fleet<br/>((Lbs|Enniskillin))
|
|-
| B-593
| ''Valerie Hull''
| 1993–2006
| ((Lbs|Kilkeel))
| 2010–2013 with Oban Sea Cadets<br/>2013–present in private ownership
|-
| B-594
| ''Herbert and Edith''
| 1993–2006
| ((Lbs|Port Erin))
|
|-
| B-595
| ''Falmouth Round Table''
| 1994–2007
| ((Lbs|Falmouth))
| Now with KNRM
|}
((notelist))

==References==
((Reflist))

== External links ==
((commons category|Atlantic 21 class lifeboats))
* [http://rnli.org/aboutus/lifeboatsandstations/lifeboats/Pages/The-fleet.aspx RNLI FLeet]
* [http://www.lifeboatsonline.com/RNLI_Atlantic21Prod.html Lifeboatsonline.com (Atlantic 21)]
* [[Atlantic College Lifeboat Station#Post-RNLI|Atlantic College Lifeboat Station]]
* [https://vimeo.com/242455495 RIB History (2017 video) at UWC Atlantic College]
((RNLI lifeboat classes))

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