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TNA ADM 234 360 — page 178 (OCR #4673)
…nzanc, S.O. 156th Section) 60 Vénus' (A.D. 76) (Enseigne de vaisseau de R. Rosec.) 218 Total 2,665 PATROL VESSELS (patrouilleurs). Total 7. André Louis (Lieut. de vaisseau Aubert) 549 Cerons (escort vessel) Diligente La Nantaise 346 (Lieut. de vaisseau Jaume) 15 Lucien Gougy 282 (Lieut. de…
ANDRE LOUIS
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Red List (1939–40) — OCR
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Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939)
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Details
| M.T.Bs. (Vedettes torpilleurs). Total 2. | TROOPS TRANSPORTED |
| V.T.B.25 | |
| V.T.B.26 | |
| MINESWEEPING TRAWLERS. Total 13 of which 5 were sunk. | Not known |
| Angèle Marie | |
| Bernadette | 199 |
| (Maftre Principal de Manoeuvre P. Stohlberger.) | |
| Chasse-Marée | |
| (Lieut. de vaisseau Y. Drogou) | 947 |
| Denis Papin (A.D. 48) (Lieut. de vaisseau J.F. Raquez, S.O. 2nd Section) | 405 |
| Joseph Marie | |
| (A. Le Calvez, Maftre de Manoeuvre) | I |
| La Majo¹ | |
| Louise Marie | |
| Moussaillon | 57 |
| Président Briand (L.R. 33146) | 309 |
| (Lieut. de vaisseau(?) Le Talaer) | 283 |
| Ste. Bernadette de Lourdes | |
| Ste. Denise (D. 618) | 79 |
| (Pilote P. Raoult, Commanding the 102nd Section) | 108 |
| Ste. Elizabeth (A.D. 385)² | |
| (Enseigne de vaisseau Vergonzanc, S.O. 156th Section) | 60 |
| Vénus' (A.D. 76) | |
| (Enseigne de vaisseau de R. Rosec.) | 218 |
| Total 2,665 | |
| PATROL VESSELS (patrouilleurs). Total 7. | |
| André Louis (Lieut. de vaisseau Aubert) | 549 |
| Cerons (escort vessel) | |
| Diligente | |
| La Nantaise | 346 |
| (Lieut. de vaisseau Jaume) | 15 |
| Lucien Gougy | 282 |
| (Lieut. de vaisseau Foignet) | |
| Reine Des Flots | 1,312 |
| (Enseigne de vaisseau Le Bitoux) | |
| Sauternes (escort vessel) | |
| Total 2,504 | |
| CARGO SHIPS3. Total 12, of which 2 were sunk. | |
| Cap d'Antifer | |
| Cap Tafalneh | 291 |
| Cérès | |
| Douaisien | |
| Emma | |
| Fronsac | 29 |
| Frangois Tixier | 500 |
| Ingénieur Cachin | 601 |
| Margauz | |
| Monique Schiaffino | 369 |
| Normanville | - |
| St. Camille | 500 |
| Total 2,290 |
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