TNA / RED LIST INDEX 1939 40

RED LIST INDEX 1939 40

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RED LIST INDEX 1939 40

A project index to the Admiralty Red List for 1939–1940, used to locate vessels, commands and page references in the wartime lists and compare them with related records.

Holding archive: TNA
Collection reference: RED LIST INDEX 1939 40

Source: The National Archives, Kew, RED LIST INDEX 1939 40. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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OCR table 1 from document page 278
Ben - -
Isle of May -
Loch Aline -
Rona - -	Greenock.
Wee Cumbrae .
One Unnamed -

OCR table 2 from document page 278
[48] Barra - -
[48] Carraig - -
[48] Cordelia II -
[48] Melora -	Greenock.
[48] Rezala - -
[48] 333 - - -

Betty Coral Cordelia Drifter Florence Hopeful London Marie Scotia TSS Scotia May

Raw OCR

Unformatted machine-generated OCR for document page 278.

17A
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NORE COMMAND-continued.
ROSYTH COMMAND.
(HUMBER AREA)-continued.
(CLYDE AREA.)
carries
account
GRIMSBY-continred.
HULL.
Boom Defence Vessels.
ships tive (Base staff building Ship on Clyde Spartiate on the (excluding Clyde.) Greenock of (i) to Flag Ardrossan) Officer, ; Glasgow, (ii) Officers his staff and and men all standing administra- by
Fishing Protection Trawler.
Grimsby.
GREENOCK.
-
[3] Syrian
-
-
- I London.
Arrived Grimsby 20 June.
Examination Service.
Iannen
Base Ship-Orlando.
Ben
-
-
Isle of May
-
Defence Gate Trawlers.
Loch Aline
-
Rona
Greenock.
-
-
-
Grimsby.
-
Wee Cumbrae
.
One Unnamed
-
.
Tenders to Destroyers.
Countess Betty
-
Greenock.
-
Tiger
-
-
-
Harbour Defence Patrol Craft.
-
[48] Barra
-
-
[48] Carraig
-
-
[48] Cordelia II
-
Greenock.
[48] Melora
-
M/S Drifter.
-
Ardrossan.
[48] Rezala - -
[48] Coral Bank S
[48] 333 - - -
Tender to Boom Defence Vessels.
Bluebell - - Greenock.
Drifters
[48] Burnhaven
-
Greenock.
[48] Hopeful - -
Boom Defence Vessels.
[48] Barbarian A
-
[48] Barfield - -
-
[48] Barmouth -
[48] Hawthornbank
-
Greenock.
-
[48] Jennet
-
Danish Motor Fishing Vessels.
[48] Punnet - -
A. Haestrop
-
I
[48] Scotia II
-
Ventsyssel -
-
[48] Florence Brierly -
Erna
Greenock.
-
-
-
-
[48] Stalberg
Tonny
I
-
Marie
-
-