Conidaw

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Small Craft Service List

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Red List (1939–40) — OCR

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Ship type: Naval Echo Sounding Yacht
The Association of Dunkirk Little Ships. top of page Mai - Juin 1940 The Association of Dunkirk Little Ships A D L S HOME LITTLE SHIPS ADLS MEMBERS ALL KNOWN SHIPS LOST SHIPS ADLS DLS for SALE DUNKIRK 1940 EVENTS COMMITTEE IDENTIFYING DLS BOOK LIST LINKS More Use tab to navigate through the menu items. Welcome to The Association of Dunkirk Little Ships The object of the Association is to keep alive and preserve for posterity the memory and identity of those ‘Little Ships’ that went to the aid of the British Expeditionary Force in 1940 and took part in Operations Dynamo, Cycle and Aerial and to preserve the “Spirit of Dunkirk” by forming a registered Association of their present day owners and of those closely associated. Vessels from all three Operations are included within the ADLS and are collectively known as 'Dunkirk Little Ships'. OPERTION DYNAMO HRH PRINCE MICHAEL OF KENT GCVO Honorary Admiral The Association of Dunkirk Little Ships The Spirit of Dunkirk Operation Dynamo May - June 1940 The Dunkirk evacuation, code-named Operation Dynamo, also known as the Miracle of Dunkirk, was the evacuation of Allied soldiers during World War II from the beaches and harbour of Dunkirk, in the north of France, between 26 May and 4 June 1940. The object of the Association is to keep alive and preserve for posterity the memory and identity of those ‘Little Ships’ that went to the aid of the British Expeditionary Force in 1940 and took part in Operations Dynamo, Cycle and Aerial and to preserve the “Spirit of Dunkirk” by forming a registered Association of their present day owners and of those closely associated. What is the ADLS HOME :IDENTIFYING Operation Dynamo "The Admiralty have made an Order requesting all owners of self-propelled pleasure craft between 30' and 100' in length to send all particulars to the Admiralty within 14 days from today if they have not already been offered or requisitioned" BBC announcement on the 14th May 1940. What is Operation Dynamo and the events surrounding the biggest evacuation in military history. Find out More Was my boat at Dunkirk How do I identify if my boat took part in the Dunkirk Evacuations ? If you think your boat took part in Operation Dynamo, Cycle or Aerial please read the following information on researching a Dunkirk Little Ships provenance. Identifying an DLS HISTORY The Little Ships BBC announcement on the 14th May 1940. What is Operation Dynamo and the events surrounding the biggest evacuation in military history. A collection of approximately 850 private boats and 20 warships participated in Operation Dynamo, not all were documented or known. More than 200 ships were lost at Dunkirk. The term Little Ship applies to all craft that were originally privately owned and includes commercial vessels such as barges, British, French, Belgian and Dutch fishing vessels and pleasure steamers. The Association does include some ex-Service vessels, which are now privately owned, and ex-Lifeboats. ADLS Members A- Z List (only) of known ships HOME : LITTLE SHIPS Events The Association meets several times a year on 'official business', at any of the public events we warmly encourage the support from the public. Please see below for 2023's schedule. HOME : EVENTS LAYING UP 2024 15TH NOVEMBER Annual Laying - Up Supper Private Event Members Only AGM 2025 TBC Annual General Meeting Private Event Members Only FITTING OUT 2024 TBC Annual Fitting - Out Supper Private Event Members Only 85th Anniversary 2025 21st May - 26th May Dunkirk 85 Commemorative Cruise Find More SKD 2025 TBC St Katharine Docks Classics This annual boating extravaganza will see around 40 beautiful vintage and exquisitely preserved vessels Read More VETS 2025 TBC Veterans Cruise Chertsey Reach - Read More The Committee The Committee of the ADLS is made up of volunteers and we will endeavour to answer all enquiries, many of which can be answered by our events page and or following us on social media. Meet The Team COMMITTEE HOME : Contact CONTACT US The Association of Dunkirk Little Ships is a private members organisation who collectively aim to commemorate the events surrounding Operations Dynamo, Cycle & Aerial in May/June 1940. We are a not for profit association and are not a Charity or a Trust. Although many of the individual ships may be part of trusts, they are not run or organised by the ADLS, whilst we encourage all members, private, trust and charitable alike we do not raise or ask for funds. Thank you for your continued interest and support. GDPR info@adls.org.uk Submit Thanks for submitting! The Association of Dunkirk Little Ships ©2021 The Association of Dunkirk Little Ships. All rights reserved. bottom of page

Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939)

Source: Lloyd’s Register Foundation, Heritage & Education Centre, Lloyd’s Register of Yachts 1939, digitised via Internet Archive. Licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Images have been converted, resized and watermarked for web display; machine-generated table OCR has been added.

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Page: Lloyds_Register_of_Yachts_1939_0638

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Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939)

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1330

Conidaw Wood

TwnSc

791

163

107

Jas.A.Silver

Rosneath

2 Oil Engines

Ernest Waddilove

Greenock

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a. Alcor

110

a. Plinlimmon

100

m. Conidaw

m. Feulan

a. Elinor

m. Quenca

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m. Conidaw 89

m. Nonie

m. Cheerio

Beazley & Kemp, Ltd.

(Designed only.)

a. Greengage 12

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a. Silver Streak

m. Kia Ora 11

m. Conidaw

a. Mona

m. Woggie 18

Zita -

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Nena -

v. Bonsdorf, W.,

Monckebergstrasse 6, Hamburg,

m. Conidaw 89

NMM 940.542.1 1940 Orde vol i

NMM

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Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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Conidaw

RED LIST INDEX 1939 40

TNA

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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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Ship.	Fitting Out at.
[25] Eileen Emma -	Whitstable.
[25] Forecast - -	Dover.
[25] Gervais Rentoul
[25] Girl Gladys- -	Whitstable.
[25] Golden Gift -
[25] Torbay II D -
[25] Lord Howard -	Dover.
[25] Lord Howe -
[25] Midas - -
[25] Netsukis - -
[25] Reverberation -
[25] Shipmates D -
[25] The Boys -	Dover.
[25] Golden Sunbeam
[25] Ut. Prosim -	Grimsby. Completed.
[25] Yorkshire Lass -
[25] Young Mon -	Dover.

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5 C Gossamer X D (S.O.)	Grimsby.
5 D Albury X	Plymouth.
[32] C Kellet X D	Sheerness.
5 P Leda E/S T/W X D	Dover. uncertain. Boiler Cleaning. Date
5 D Pangbourne X- X	Plymouth.
5 P Ross X	Portsmouth. Repairs. Com-
5 C Saltash X	pletes 8 April. Chatham. Defects and de-
[25] Arley X	Yarmouth.
[25] Brock X D -	Chatham.
[25] John Cattling x/s	Dover.
D [25] Northcoates X D	Scapa.
[25] Polly Johnston X	Yarmouth. Repairs. Date uncertain.
5 C Halcyon X D (S.O.)	Grimsby.
5 Speedwell X	Grimsby.
5 D Hussar X	Dover.
[5] C Harrier X	Dover. B.C. Date uncertain.
[5] C Shipjack X D	Dover.
Ship.	Fitting Out at.
Boy Roy
3 Eileen Emma Forecast	Deptford.
3 Gervais Rentoul
3 Girl Gladys-	Tilbury.
3 Girl Pamela
3 Golden Gift	Rochester.
3 Torbay II
3 Lord Howard	Thames.
3 Lord Howe
Midas
3 Netsukis	Colchester.
Paxton	Hull.
3 Reverberation	Hull. Completes
3 Shipmates	Hull. 12 April.
3 The Boys	Hull.
Golden	Hull.
3 Sunbeam Ut. Prosim	Completes 14 April.
Yorkshire
Lass Young Mon	Grimsby. Date uncertain.
	Flotilla.
[25] P Sandown X (S.O.)	Dover.
[14] D Ambassador	Dover.
[43] C Duchess of Rothesay X [43] P Emperor of India D	Dover. Defective. To be taken under C. & M. in hand at Southampton Dover.
[25] P Gracie Fields X	Dover.
[25] P Kylemore X C Medway Queen X D	Southampton. (To be re- Dover. turned to owners).
P Princess Elizabeth X	Dover.

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Ship.		Fitting Out at.
[25] Boy Roy -
[25] Eileen Emma -
[25] Forecast -
[25] Gervais Rentoul
[25] Girl Gladys- -
[25] Girl Pamela -
[25] Golden Gift
- [25] Torbay II D
- [25] Lord Howard
- [25] Lord Howe		Dover.
- [25] Midas -
- [25] Netsukis
- [25] Paxton -
- [25] Reverberation
- [25] Shipmates D
- [25] The Boys
- [25] Golden Sunbeam
[25] Ut. Prosim
- [25] Yorkshire Lass		Grimsby. Completed.
[25] Young Mon		Dover.

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	Page
Dane Hill	23
Daneman	8,25
Daniel Clowden	29
Danube III	12
Danube IV	12
Danube V	12
D'Arcy Cooper	14
Darnaway	26
Darnett Ness	3
Darogah	12A
Darthema	8
Darwin	35
David Ogilvie	23
Davey	28
Dayspring	27
Dee	20
Defiance	2
De la Pole	14B
Delphinus	35
Deo-Na-Mara	17
Deo Volante	28
Derby County	4
Dervish	17
Desiree	35
Destinn	5
Devon City	20
Devon County	12A
Dewey Rose	27
Dhoon	14
Diana	9
Discovery II	30
Doctor Lee	29
Doggers Bank	9
Dolores	12A
Donna Nook	23
Doon	5
Doonie Braes	17
Doorie Brae	36A
Dorade II	4
Dorando-Pietri	11
Dorienta	8
Dorileen	37
Dorinda	2
Dorothy (B.D.V.)	12
Dorothy	28
Dorothy Lambert	15
Dragonet	29
Drangey	13
Drummer	14A
Drummer Boy	35
Duchess of Down	7
Duchess of Fife	13
Duchess of Rothesay	10
Duenna	2
Dulcibelle	26
Dundalk	16
Dundarg	27
Dunedin	14
Dungeness	14B
Dunluce Castle	28
Dunnet	2
Dunraven Castle	27
Dusky Queen	11
E.
Eager	14A
Eaglet II	5
Earl Essex	14
Earl Kitchener	14
Easter Rose	27
Ebor Abbey	27
Ebor Jewel	17
Ebor Wyke	29
Eccleshill	29
Ecila	2
(C38488)
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Eden	2
Edith M. Purdy	29
Edward Walmsley	13
Edwardian	12A
Edwina	14
E. & F.	5
Egeria	17
Eileen Duncan	35
Eileen Emma	10
Eilla II	9
Elbury	16
Eldorado	26
E. Lauland	17
Electra II	5
Elena	35
Elgin	16
Elizabeth Angela	11
Elizabeth Green	12A
Elk	2
Ellesmere	9A
Elm	25
Elna	9A
Eloquent	19
Else Rykens	28
Elsie Carn	35
Elsie and Nellie	12
El Tovar	22
Embrace	27
Emerald Wings	8
Emilion	11
Emperor of India	36
Empress	9A
Endeavour	17
Englishman	19
Enterprising	20
Ephretah	28
Epine	15
Equerry	22
Erimo	3
Erin	36c
Erith	16
Erna	18, 37
Eroican	17
Escalonia	28
Esmeralda	9A
Esperanza	4
Essex Maid	24
Ethel Taylor	23
Ethfra	9A
Ethiopian	29
Etruria	7
Etruscan	35
Euclase	14A
Eunice and Nellie	14A
Europa	14A
Evadne	5
Evelyn Rose	14
Evening Primrose	14A
Everton	17
Evesham	14B
Ewald	36A
Exchequer	36A
Exyáhne	14
E. & T.S.	22
Ex Fortis	12
Explorer	21
F.
Fairhaven	36B
Fairway	14
Fair Weather	28
Fairy Knowe	14A
Falconet	11
Fano	24 14B
Faraday	27
Favour

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B.	Page
B.3
Bacchante	9
Badger	25
Balmoral	13
Bankwood	13
Bandolero	18
Banshee	32
Barbara Robb	5
Barbarian	29
Barbican	18 29
Barcombe	29
Barcroft	29
Barfair	20
Barfield	18
Barlow	29
Barmouth	18
Barndale	29
Barnehurst	20
Barnesness	29
Barnestone	29
Barnwell	29
Barra	18
Barrage	9
Barranca	29
Basset	25
Basuto	37
Bay	22
Beaumaris Castle	27
Beaver	16
Bedfordshire	3
Beech	16
Belle o' Moray	30
Belle Vue	3
Belvoir Castle	23
Ben	18
Ben Bhrachie	14
Ben Earn	14
Ben and Lucy	8
Benarchie	16
Ben Dearg	24
Bengali	32
Ben Glas	14
Benmore	22
Ben Rossal	29
Ben Roy	14
Ben Torc	15
Ben Urie	2
Berberis	13
Berenga	36B
Berkshire	26
Bernard Shaw	12A
Bervie Braes	14
Beryl	32
Beryl II	30
Beth	4
Betsy Slater	27
Bilsdean	2
Birch	24
Bishopsgate	20
Black Arrow	2
Blackburn Rovers	10
Blackfly	25
Blackthorn	22
Blackwater	20
Blankenberg	36B
Blighty	15
Bluebell	18
Bluebird	20
Boom Carriers	29
Borde	13
Boscawen	9
Botanic	11
Bountiful	29
		26
	Arisio	15
	Arkwright	2
	Arlette II	11
	Arley	17
	Arnold Bennett	12A
	Aronia	4
	Arsenal
	A/S Groups
	1	25
	2	5
	3	13
	4-7	see P.L.
	8	4
	9 and 10	10
	11	13
	12	25
	13	21
	14	28
	15-16	32
	17	3
	18	28
	19	25
	20	2
	21	10
	22	33
	23	26
	24	30
	25-26	33
	27	8
	28	see P.L.
	29	19
	30	26
	31	19
	32-34	33
	35	7
	36	33
	37	5
	38	21
	39	33
	40	9
	71	28
	81	8
	82	19
	83	2
	84	19
	85	16
	86	3
	87	3
	88	5
	89	9
	A/S Striking Forces
	10-12	25
	14-17	25
	18	25
	19	25
	20	31
	21	25
	Asama
	Ascona	12A
	Ash	14
	Astronomer	24
	Astros	29
	Athenian	37
	Atmah	15
	Auld Reekie	36A
	Aurila	22
	Ave Maria	22
	Avola	28
	Avon Water	35
	Ayrshire	29
	Azara	25
	Azur	28
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[25] Conidaw

Dover.

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[18] Fisher Boy X/M	Arrived Ramsgate 11 May.
[18] Fidget X/M - -	Ramsgate.
[18] Jacketa X/M -	Dover.
[18] Lord Cavan X/M	Ramsgate.
[18] Silver Dawn X/M -	Arrived Ramsgate 11 May.
[5] C Halcyon X D (S.O.)	Dover.
[5] Speedwell x D -
[5] D Hussar x -	Tyne. Repairs. Date un- certain.
[5] C Harrier X D -	Gravesend. Repairs. Completes end June approx.
[5] C Skipjack x D -	Dover.
Ship.	Fitting Out at.
[25] Boy Roy -	Dunkirk. Beached.
[25] Eileen Emma -
[25] Forecast - -
[25] Gervais Rentoul
[25] Girl Gladys- -
[25] Golden Gift
- [25] Torbay II D	Dover.
- [25] Lord Howard
- [25] Lord Howe
- [25] Midas -
- [25] Netsukis
- [25] Paxton - -
- [25] Reverberation	Dunkirk. Beached.
[25] Shipmates D -
[25] The Boys -	Dover.
[25] Golden Sunbeam -
[25] Ut. Prosim
[25] Yorkshire Lass -	Grimsby.
[25] Young Mon - -	Completed. Dover.

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Benmore	22
Ben Rossal	29
Ben Roy	14A
Ben Tarbert	14
Ben Torc	23
Ben Urie	2
Berberis	13
Berenga	36B
Bergen	36A
Berkshire	2
Bernard Shaw	12A
Bertrud	36A
Bervie Braes	2
Beryl	32
Beryl II	30
Beth	4
Betsy Slater	27
Bilsdean	2
Birch	10
Birnie	17A
Bishopsgate	20
Bjerk	35
Black Arrow	2
Blackfly	16
Blackthorn	22
Blackwater	20
Blighty	15
Bloemendaal	6
Bluebell	18
Bluebird	20
Boom Carriers	29
B. 0. Davies	24
Borde	9
Bortind	36A
Boscawen	9A
Botanic	10
Bountiful	29
Bounty	9
Bouvet I	35
Bouvet II	35
Bouvet III	35
Bouvet IV	35
Bownet	29
Boy Alex	24
Boy Allen	12A
Boy Andrew	21
Boy John	19
Boyne	20
Boynewater	2
Boy Pat	13
Boy Philip	15
Boy Scout	12
Boyne Water	2
Boy's Own	17
Brabant	21
Bracendale	26
Bracon Heath	12A
Bracon Moor	15
Braemar	28
Bramble	29
Branch	28
Brecon Castle	2
Breda	20
Brenda	21
Brigand	29
Brimness	21
Brine	29
Brinmaric	9A
British	16
British Guiana	7
British Honduras	7
Britomart	29
Broadland	23
Brock	10
Brontes	28
B.T.B.	8
Buckingham	12
Bunting	14

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Page
Page
Blighty
15
Page
13
Avon Water
Page
Bluebell
Cape Baracouta
Page
Page
18
Cape Comorin
17A
Concordia
Arctic Pioneer
Bluebird
29
32
Ayrshire
20
Cape Finisterre
25
Conidaw
A.
Arctic Ranger
29
Boom Carriers
Cape Melville
36A
10
Azara
29
17
Conqueror
Arctic Trapper
25
Borde
9
13
28
Cape Nyemetski
15
19
Azur
Conquistador
28
Boscawen
15
36B
Argosy
9
Botanic
Cape Palliser
29
Consbro
25
37
Argyleshire
8
11
35
Bountiful
Cape Passaro
8
Consolation
8
26
29
24
Cape Portland
25
Arisio
Constant Friend
12
15
Bounty
8
25
22
Arkwright
Bouvet I
Cape Spartel
Constant Hope
12
Arlette II
2
35
8
Bouvet II
Cape Trafalgar
Consul
9
16
11
B.
35
19
Contender
27
Arley
Cape Warwick
15
17A
Bouvet III
35
25
Arnold Bennett
B.3
Capricornus
Controller
23
11
12A
Bouvet IV
35
35
Carbineer II
Convallaria
27
Lawford
29
Aronia
4
Bacchante
9
Bownet
29
7
Cardiff Castle
Conway Castle
29
9
Arsenal
Badger
25
Boy Alex
24
15
Carency
Copious
28
17A
Balmoral
13
Boy Allen
5
12A
Coral
32
5
A/S Groups-
Carina
Bankwood
16
Boy Andrew
19
Coral Bank
21
Carisbrook
18
27
1
25
Boy John
21
Bandolero
18
Corbrae
26
Caroline
17
36A
2
5
7
Banshee
32
Boyne
20
Corcyra
5
Caroline Moller
13
3
13
14
Cordela
Barbara Robb
5
Boy Pat
13
13
4-7
see P.L.
Caryanda
8
Cordelia II
35
Boy Philip
18
Barbarian
29
15
Carraig
18
18
4
Corena
8
Boy Roy
13
Barbican
18
10
Carry On
12
Corfield
10
12A
8
9 and 10
Barcombe
29
Boy Scout
12
Castle Bay
17
Coringa
36A
12
11
13
29
Boyne Water
2
Caswell
Barcroft
14
Cornelian
5,20
3
12
25
29
Boy's Own
17
Caterina
12
Coronet
9
21
Barfair
16
13
20
Brabant
26
Catherine
23
Cortina
16
28
Barfield
16
14
18
Bracendale
26
Caulonia
3
Coruscation
21
15-16
32
Barlow
2
29
Bracon Heath
12A
Cayrian
35
Cotsmuir
15
36
17
3
Barmouth
18
Braemar
19, 28
Cayton Wyke
10
Count
37
10
18
28
Barndale
29
Braemar (Trawler)
19
Cedar
24
Countess Betty
18
Barnehurst
Bramble
29
Cedric
15
19
20
36B
Courtier
25
3
Barnesness
Branch
28
Ceresio
2
29
26
20
Coventry City
25
3
16
21
Barnestone
Brecon Castle
2A
Ceto
2
29
Craig
22
10
Barnwell
Brecon Moor
16
Ceylonite
36
29
Craig Alvah
26
14
22
33
Barra
Breda
20
Chalcedony
17A
Craig Island
22
36A
23
26
18
Brenda
36A
Charde
8
Craig Roy
28
27
24
30
Barrage
9
Barranca
Brigand
29
Charles Doran
15
Cramond Island
22
16
25-26
33
29
Brighton Queen
21
Cherwell
8
Cranefly
22
17
27
8
Basset
25
Brimness
21
Chestnut
24
Crannock
28
19
28
see P.L.
Basuto
37
Brine
29
Chico
11
Creagh Mhor
17
15
29
19
Bay
22
Brinmaric
9
Chiltern
6
Crestflower
15
37
30
26
Beaumaris Castle
27
British
16
Chimaera
3
Cuirass
37
30
31
19
Beaver
16
British Guiana
7
Chorley
37
Curtana
15
14
32-34
33
Bedfordshire
3
British Honduras
7
Christiana T. Purdy
29
Cutty Sark
5
16
35
Beech
16
Britomart
29
Chrysea
36B
Cypress
24
7
24
36
Belle o' Moray
30
Broadland
23
Chrystobel II
12
Cysne II
6
33
2
37
Belle Vue
3
Brock
11
Citron
12
5
25
38
Belvoir Castle
23
Brontes
28
City of Rochester
12A
21
14
39
18
B.T.B.
35A
Clan McKay
21
33
Ben
Clarinet
37
5
40
Benarchie
17
Buckingham
12
9
71
Bunting
29
Claverhouse
20,21
5
Ben Bhrachie
14
D.
28
6
81
Ben Earn
14
Burke
11
Clavis
23
8
12
Burlington
29
Clevella
16
Dahinda II
2
82
19
Ben and Lucy
8
Burnbanks
12A
Clifton
23
Daisy Bank
26
5
83
Ben Dearg
24
Clio
6
Dale Castle
19
10
2
Burnhaven
18
84
Bengali
32
Clorinde
12
Dalmatia
15
19
Bush
5
32
85
Ben Glas
14
Clotilde
15
Damito
3
13
19
22
Bushwood
3
86
28
Dane
22
Benmore
Buttermere
25
Cloud
20
3
87
29
Ben Rossal
Cloughton Wyke
6
Dane Hill
23
36A
Bystander
11
3
21
Daneman
25
88
14
17
Ben Roy
Cloverdale
89
5
13
Daniel Clowden
29
Ben Tarbert
14
Clythness
9
6
Danube III
12
36
15
Cobbers
Ben Torc
19
Danube V
12
29
A/S Striking Forces—
2
C.
Coila
Ben Urie
28
Danube VI
12
4
10-12
13
Cacorina
5
Coldsnap
Berberis
12
Darnaway
26
16
14-17
25
36B
12
Colette
Berenga
Cadella
37
Darnett Ness
3
3
18
25
26
35
Collena
Berkshire
Cadorna
20
Darogah
15
25
19
25
12A
12
Colne
Caleta
12
Darthema
15
8
20
25
Bernard Shaw
14
37
Comely Bank
3
Bervie Braes
Caliban
2
Darwin
35
21
31
32
23
Comet
16
David Ogilvie
23
8
25
Beryl
Calliope
35
Comitatus
Davey
28
Asama
30
Beryl II
Calverton
4
3
4
3
Commander Horton
3
Dayspring
27
Ascona
12A
Beth
Calvinia
13
9
Commiles
Ash
14
27
17A
Dee
20
Betsy Slater
Cambrian
27
3
Commander Evans
15
Defiance
2
Astros
2
30
24
Bilsdean
Cambridgeshire
24
8
Commodator
9
De la Pole
36A
25
Athenian
37
Campeador V
Computator
35
Birch
Atmah
20
4
15
Delphinus
8
15
Bishopsgate
Compina
25
Concertator
27
Auld Reekie
36A
2
Black Arrow
Cape Argona
Aurilia
30
22
10
12A
Ave Maria
Blackburn Rovers
22
25
Avola
Blackfly
28
22
Blackthorn
35
20
Blackwater

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Dorbett II
Elizabeth - -
Gamebird -
Grilse- - -
Iris - -
Kinuna
Narija -	Dover.
Sajo -
Samaki - -
Sheemaun - -
Silver Vanity
Tinamu
Whittington
Widgeon II- -
Minesweeping	Attendant	Craft.
P M.A.C. 2 I	Dover.
M/S	Trawlers.
	Group 22. (.0.2)
[29] Stella Orion XD
[29] Oku XD	Dover.	A
[29] Mount Keen XD-
	Group 25.
[29] Acacia XD
[29] Ash XD - -
[29] Birch XD	Dover.
[29] Chestnut XD
	Group 50.
[25] Botanic X D	Blackwall.	Repairs.
[25] Maretta XD -	uncertain.
[25] Fyldea XD	Dover.
[25] Burke XD -
	Group 51.
[25] Arley XD
[25] John Cattling D	Dover
Group	61.
[25] Brock XD
[25] Adam XD
[21] Lois XD	Dover.
[25] Wigan XD
[18] Starlight Ray X/M	Ramsgate.
[18] Thomsons X/M	Dover.
[18] Jacketa X/M
[18] Silver Dawn X/M-
[18] Fisher Boy X/M	Ramsgate.
[18] Fidget x/m
Aberdonia.	Minnehaha.
Autricia.	Nayland.
Dulcibella.	No Name II.
Dusky Queen.	Pathway.
Iere.	Pride of Essex.
Jinty.	Sun Seeker.
Little Mariner.	Walker I.
Maimonde.	Zelea.
Mare Nostrum.

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Ship.	Fitting Out at.
[25] Eileen Emma - [25] Forecast -	Whitstable.
- [25] Gervais Rentoul -	Dover.
[25] Girl Gladys- . [25] Golden Gift	Whitstable.
- [25] Torbay II D - [25] Lord Howard - [25] Lord Howe	Dover.
[25] Midas -
- [25] Netsukis - -
[25] Reverberation - [25] Shipmates D -
[25] The Boys . [25]	Dover.
Golden Sunbeam [25] Ut. Prosim
[25] Yorkshire Lass [25] Young Mon ,	Grimsby. Completed. Dover.
[18] P Lormont D -	Ramsgate.
[18] P Goodwin -	Arrived Ramsgate 7 June.
[18] D Holdfast -	Ramsgate.

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Daisy Bank	25
Dale Castle	19
Dalmatia	8
Damito	9B
Dane	22
Dane Hill	23
Daneman	8
Daniel Clowden	29
Danube III	12
Danube IV	12
Danube V	12
D'Arcy Cooper	14
Darnaway	25
Darnett Ness	3
Darogah	12A
Darthema	8
Darwin	35
Davey	28
Davia	10
David	6
David Ogilvie	23
Dayspring	26
De Drei Gezusters	3B
Dee	20
Dee Gee	23
Defiance	2
De la Pole	14B
Delphinus	35
Deodar	22
Deo-Na-Mara	17
Deo Volante	28
Derby County	4
Derson	6
Dervish	17
Desiree	35
Destinn	5
Devon City	20
Devon County	12A
Dewey Rose	27
Dhoon	14
Diana	9
Dirkje	36A
Discovery II	30
Doctor Lee	29
Doggers Bank	9
Dolores	12A
Dolphin	14A
Donna Nook	23
Doon	5
Doonie Braes	17
Doorie Brae	36A
Dorade II	4
Dorando-Pietri	11
Dorhet II	10
Dorian	9A
Dorienta	8
Dorileen	37
Dorimee	26
Dorinda	2
Dorothy (B.D.V.)	12
Dorothy	28
Dorothy Lambert	15
Dragonet	29
Drangey	13
Drummer	14A
Drummer Boy	35
Duchess de Brabante	36c
Duchess of Down	7
Duchess of Fife	13
Duchess of Rothesay	15
Duenna	2
Dulcibelle	25
Dundalk	16
Dundarg	27 14
Dunedin	14B
Dungeness	28
Dunluce Castle

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Blighty	15
Bluebell	18
Bluebird	20
Boom Carriers	29
Borde	13
Boscawen	9
Botanic	10
Bountiful	29
Bounty	8
Bouvet I	35
Bouvet II	35
Bouvet III	35
Bouvet IV	35
Bownet	29
Boy Alex	24
Boy Allen	12A
Boy Andrew	21
Boy John	26
Boyne	20
Boy Pat	13
Boy Philip	15
Boy Scout	12
Boyne Water	2
Boy's Own	17
Brabant	26
Bracendale	26
Bracon Heath	14A
Braemar	28
Bramble	29
Branch	28
Brecon Castle	2
Brecon Moor	16
Breda	20
Brenda	36A
Brigand	29
Brimness	21
Brine	29
Brinmaric	9
British	16
British Guiana	7
British Honduras	7
Britomart	29
Broadland	23
Brock	10
Brontes	28
B.T.B.	35A
Buckingham	12
Bunting	14B
Burke	10
Burlington	29
Burnbanks	12A
Burnhaven	18
Bush	5
Bushwood	3
Buttermere	25
Bystander	11
C.
Cacorina	5
Cadella	12
Cadorna	35
Caleta	12
Caliban	12 23
Calliope	35
Calverton	3
Calvinia	9
Cambrian	3
Cambridgeshire	8
Campeador V.	4
Compina	15
Cape Argona	27
Cape Baracouta
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Cape Comorin
Cape Finisterre	25
Cape Mariato	14
Cape Melville	4
Cape Nyemetski	15
Cape Palliser	29
Cape Portland	8
Cape Spartel	25 8
Cape Trafalgar	19
Cape Warwick	25
Capricornus	35
Capstone	4
Carbineer II	7
Cardiff Castle	15
Carency	5
Carina	19
Carisbrook	21
Caroline	7
Caroline Moller	14
Caryanda	8
Carraig	18
Carry On	12
Castle Bay	17
Caswell	14A
Caterina	12
Catherine	23
Caulonia	3
Cayrian	35
Cayton Wyke	10
Cedar	24
Cedric	36B
Ceresio	26
Ceto	2
Ceylonite	36
Chalcedony	22
Charde	8
Charles Doran	15
Cherwell	8
Chestnut	24
Chico	11
Chiltern	2
Chimaera	3
Chorley	37
Christiana T. Purdy	29
Chrysea	36B
Chrystobel II	12
Citron	12
City of Rochester	12A
Clan McKay	21
Clarinet	37 20,21
Claverhouse	23
Clavis
Clevella	16 23
Clifton	6
Clio	12
Clorinde	15
Clotilde	28
Cloud	2
Cloughton Wyke	14
Cloverdale	13
Clythness	14A
Cobbers	19
Coila	28
Coldsnap	12
Colette	37
Collena	20
Colne	12
Comely Bank	2
Comet	16
Comitatus	4
Commander Horton	3
Commiles	17A
Commander Evans	21
Commodator	9
Computator	15
Concertator

Arctic Trapper	11 28
Argosy	26
Arisio	15
Arkwright	2
Arlette II	10
Arley	4
Armana
Arnold Bennett	27
Aronia	12A
Arsenal	4

A/S Groups—
1	13
2	5
3	13
4-7	see P.L.
8	4
9 and 10	10
11	13
12	25
13	21
14	28
15-16	32
17	3
18	28
19	25
20	2
21	10
22	33
23	26
24	30
25-26	33
27	8
28	see P.L.
29	19
30	26
31	19
32-34	33
35	7
36	33
37	5
38	21
39	33
40	9
71	28
81	8
82	19
83	2
84	19
85	19
86	3
87	3
88	5
89	9
A/S Striking Forces—
10-12	25
14-17	25
18 19	25
20	25
21	31
Asama	25
Ascona	8
Ash	14
Astros	24
Atalanta	37
Athenian	9
Atmah	15
Auld Reekie	36A
Aurilia	22
Ave Maria	14A
Avola	28
Avon	35
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Ship.	Fitting Out at.
[25] Eileen Emma -	Whitstable.
[25] Forecast -
[25] Gervais Rentoul	Dover.
[25] Girl Gladys- -	Whitstable.
[25] Golden Gift 1
[25] Torbay II D 1
[25] Lord Howard
1 [25] Lord Howe	Dover.
1 [25] Midas -
- [25] Netsukis -
I [25] Reverberation
[25] Shipmates D
[25] The Boys	Dover.
[25] Golden Sunbeam
[25] Ut. Prosim
1 [25] Yorkshire Lass	Grimsby. Completed.
[25] Young Mon -	Dover.

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-
Dorbett II .8050
Elizabeth -
Gamebird - -	-
Kinuna - -	Dover.
Safo
Silver Vanity
Tinamu - -
Widgeon II- -
(2880quiq Minesweeping	Attendant Craft.
P M.A.C.2 -	Dover.
(eldasY) M/S	Trawlers. Group 22.
[25] Stella Orion XD
[25] Oku XD -	Dover
[25] Mount Keen X D
	Group 50.
[25] Botanic x D -	Blackwall. Repairs.
[25] Maretta X D	uncertain.
[25] Fyldea X	Dover.
[25] Burke XD - -
	Group 51.
[25] Arley XD -
[25] John Cattling X D	Dover.
	Group 61.
[25] Brock XD -
[25] Adam XD
[21] Lois XD	Dover.
[25] Wigan XD - -
M/S Trawlers	(Ungrouped).
[25] Elizabeth Angela LL D	Dover.
[25] Clythness X/LL D	Arrived Southend 28 July.
Taipo LL D -
[3] Emilion X/LL D -	-
[3] Kingscourt LL/D -	-
Athenian LL D -	Dover.
Ben Glas LL D
[25] Onetos LL/D -
[25] Saturn LL/D - aleaseV
(.sisoa M/S	2010M) Drifters.
[25] Playmates x/s [25] Willing Boys x/s D	} Dover.
Danlaying	Vessel.
[25] Grey Mist (Yacht) D	Dover.
Echo	Sounding Yacht.
[25] Chico -	Dover.
Examination	Service.
Queen of the Fleet D	Dover.
Boom	Defence Vessel.
[25] Falconet -	Dover.
	Rescue Tug.
S/S Lady Brassey D	Sheerness.
Aberdonia.	Mare Nostrum.
Autricia.	Minnehaha.
Bill Adams.	Nayland.
Dulcibella.	No Name II.
Iere.	Pride of Essex.
Jinty.	Sun Seeker.
Little Mariner.	Walker I.
Maimonde.	Zelea.

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	Arctic Pioneer	13 32
	Arctic Ranger
	Arctic Trapper	11 28
	Argosy	26
	Arisio
	Arkwright	15
	Arlette II	2
	Arley	10
	Armana	4
	Arnold Bennett	27
	Aronia	12A
	A. Rose	17
	Arsenal	4

	A/S Groups
	1	13
	2	5
	3	13
	4-7	see P.L.
	8	4
	9 and 10	10
	11	13
	12	13
	13	21
	14	28
	15-16	32
	17	3
	18	28
	19	25
	20	2
	21	10
	22	33
	23	26
	24	30
	25-26	33
	27	8
	28	see P.L.
	29	19
	30	26
	31	19
	32-34	33
	35	7
	36	33
	37	5
	38	21
	39	33
	40	9
	71	28
	81	8
	82	19
	83	2
	84	19
	85	19
	86	3
	87	3
	88	5
	89	9
	A/S Striking Forces
	10-12	25
	14-17
	18	25
	19	9
	20	25
	21	31
	Asama	25
	Ascona	8
	Ash	14
	Astros	24
	Atalanta	37
	Athenian	9
	Atlantic	9
	Atmah	2
	Auld Reekie	36A
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Ship.	Fitting Out at.
[25] Eileen Emma -	Whitstable.
[25] Forecast - -	Dover.
[25] Gervais Rentoul -
[25] Girl Gladys- -	Whitstable.
[25] Golden Gift -
[25] Torbay II D -
[25] Lord Howard -	Dover.
[25] Lord Howe -
[25] Midas - -
[25] Netsukis - -
[25] Reverberation -
[25] Shipmates D
[25] The Boys -	Dover.
[25] Golden Sunbeam
[25] Ut. Prosim -	Grimsby. Completed.
25] Yorkshire Lass
[25] Young Mon -	Dover.

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	23
David Ogilvie	28
Davey	27
Dayspring	20
Dee	2
Defiance Pola Pa pola pal	14B
	35
Delphinus	17
	28
	4
	17
Dervish	5
Destinn	20
Devon City County	12A
Devon Rose	27
Dewey	14
Dhoon	9
Diana II	30
Discovery	29
Doctor Lee Bank	9
Doggers	12A
Dolores Nook	23
Donna	5
Doon Doonie Braes	17
Doorie Brae	36A
Dorade II	4
Dorando-Pietri	11
Dorienta	8
Dorileen	37
Dorinda	2
Dorothy	28
Dorothy Lambert	15
Dragonet	29
Drangey	13
Drummer	14A
Drummer Boy	35
Duchess of Down	7
Duchess of Fife	13
Duchess of Rothesay	10
Duenna	2
Dulcibelle	5
Dundalk	16
Dundarg	27
Dunedin	36A
Dungeness	14B
Dunluce Castle	28
Dunnet	2
Dunraven Castle	27
Dusky Queen	11

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[25] Conidaw (Fast Motor Boat).

Dover.

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39
Page
Page
Page
40
Bervie Braes
2
Caleta
12
Coila
19
Dane Hill
Page
32
Caliban
12
Coldsnap
28
Daneman
23
Beryl
Eden
Page
30
Calliope
23
Colette
12
Beryl II
Daniel Clowden
8,25
Page
4
Calverton
16
Collena
37
29
27
Calvinia
12
Edward. Palmsley
2
Fawn
Beth
Collingwood
Danube III
29
12
Fazenta
28
21
Betsy Slater
Danube IV
13
Feaco
35
2
Cambridgeshire
3
Colne
20
Bilsdean
Danube V
12
10
Compina
Comely Bank
Edwina
12A
35A
4
12
Fear Not
Birch
Comet
D'Arcy Cooper
12
E. & F.
14
Feasible
30
Bishopsgate
20
Cape Argona
16
2
Cape Baracouta
Comitatus
Darnaway
14
Egeria
5
15
Fedalmo
Black Arrow
2
27
21
Commander Holbrook
Darnett Ness
26
11
Eileen Duncan
17
12
Felicity
Cape Comorin
25
Darogah
3
35
23
Blackfly
16
Fenella
Blackthorn
22
Cape Finisterre
14
Commander Horton
Eileen Emma
4
Darthema
12A
Eilla II
10
36A
Fentonian
20
4
Commiles
12A
Blackwater
Cape Mariato
3
Darwin
8
Elbury
9
Fernmoor
15
15
Commander Evans
29
Cape Melville
14B
David Ogilvie
35
Eldorado
16
Blighty
Ferry Belle
9
18
Cape Nyemetski
29
Commander Nasmith
Bluebell
11
Davey
23
E. Lauland
23
Ferryman
17
8
Commodator
28
17
Bluebird
20
Cape Palliser
21
Dayspring
Electra II
Ferry Prince
9
29
Cape Portland
25
Boom Carriers
Computator
9A
Dee
27
Elena
5
Fertile Vale
22
B. 0. Davies
Cape Spartel
8
Concertator
20
Elgin
35
24
8
Defiance
Fervent
11
Cape Trafalgar
19
Concordia
29
2
Borde
De la Pole
Elizabeth Angela
16
9
Fidget
11
9A
Cape Warwick
25
Conidaw
14B
Boscawen
Elizabeth Green
11
Fidra
10
Delphinus
22
12A
35
Conqueror
35
Filey Bay
Botanic
10
Capricornus
9A
Deo-Na-Mara
Elk
16
Bountiful
29
4
17
2
Capstone
Conquistador
Ellesmere
Fintray
21
12A
Deo Volante
9
Carbineer II
Consbro
28
9A
7
37
Elm
Fir
24
Bounty
Derby County
Consolation
4
25
Elna
Firefly
12A
Bouvet I
35
Cardiff Castle
15
8
Dervish
17
9A
Cardy
9A
Constant Friend
Eloquent
Fisher Boy
11
Bouvet II
35
12
Desiree
19
35
Fisher Lad
Bouvet III
35
Carency
5
12
Else Rykens
28
Constant Hope
Destinn
28
5
Consul
Elsie Carn
Fitzroy
16
Bouvet IV
35
Caribia
9
9A
Devon City
35
Flanders
20
21
29
Contender
Elsie and Nellie
Carina
19
15
Devon County
12
Flandre
12A
14
Bownet
El Tovar
Boy Alex
15
Controller
22
24
Carisbrook
14B
Dewey Rose
Fleming
13
27
Embrace
27
Flixton
17
Boy Allen
12A
Caroline
7
Convallaria
27
Dhoon
14
Emerald Wings
8
Flora
27
Boy Andrew
21
Caroline Moller
14
Conway Castle
29
Diana
9
Emilion
11
Floreat II
22
Boy John
26
Caryanda
9
Copious
28
Discovery II
30
Emperor of India
5610
Floreat III
22
Boyne
20
Carraig
18
Coral
32
Doctor Lee
29
Empress
9A
Florence Brierley
18
Boy Pat
13
Carry On
12
Coral Bank
18
Doggers Bank
9
Endeavour
17
Florio
4
Boy Philip
15
Castle Bay
35A
Corbrae
12A
Dolores
12A
Englishman
19
Flush
20
Boy Scout
12
Caswell
14A
Corcyra
5
Donna Nook
23
Enterprising
20
Flying Admiral
14A
Boyne Water
2
Caterina
12
Cordela
14
Doon
5
Epine
15
Flying Breeze
4
Boy's Own
17
Catherine
23
Cordelia II
18
Doonie Braes
17
Equerry
22
Flying Wing
7
Doorie Brae
36A
Erimo
3
Fontenoy
15
Brabant
21
Caulonia
3
Corena
13
Bracendale
26
Cayrian
35
Corfield
Dorade II
4
Erin
36c
Foray
27
12A
Bracon Heath
12A
Cayton Wyke
10
Cornelian
5
Dorando-Pietri
11
Erith
16
Force
12A
15
12
Dorienta
8
Erna
18,37
Forecast
10
Bracon Moor
Cecil Margetts
Cornelis
36A
Coronatia
12
Dorileen
37
Eroican
17
Forerunner
12A
Braemar
28
Cedar
8
28
Forfeit
27
Dorinda
2
Escalonia
Bramble
29
Cedric
36B
Coronet
9A
12
Esmeralda
9A
Forte
2
Branch
28
Ceresio
26
Cortina
35
Dorothy (B.D.V.)
28
Esperanza
4
Fortitude
19
Brecon Castle
2
Cervantes
12A
Coruscation
21
Dorothy
20
Ceto
2
Cotsmuir
Dorothy Lambert
15
Essex Maid
24
Fort Robert
35
Breda
15
Dragonet
29
Ethel Taylor
23
Fort Rose
14B
Brenda
Ceylonite
9
9A
Fort Ryan
29
21
36
Count
Drangey
13
Ethfra
Brigand
Chalcedony
18
Drummer
Ethiopian
29
Fortuna
23
29
22
Countess Betty
14A
7
Forward
9A
Brimness
21
Charde
8
Courtier
3
Drummer Boy
35
Etruria
35
Foss
29
Brine
29
Charles Doran
15
Coventry City
25
7
Etruscan
Duchess of Down
14A
Fox
30
Brinmaric
9A
Cherwell
8
Craig
22
13
Euclase
Duchess of Fife
14A
Foyle
20
British
16
Chestnut
10
Craig Alvah
26
10
Eunice and Nellie
Duchess of Rothesay
14A
Franc Tireur
14
British Guiana
7
Chico
11
Craig-Bo
26
2
Europa
Duenna
5
Friesland
35
British Honduras
7
Chiltern
2
22
21
Evadne
Craig Island
Dulcibelle
14
Freyer
21
Britomart
29
Chimaera
Craigmiller
36
16
Evelyn Rose
3
Dundalk
Broadland
28
27
Evening Primrose
14A
Friarage
24
23
Chorley
Frons Olivae
22
37
Craig Roy
17
Brock
Dundarg
10
Christine
36A
Craik
27
14
Everton
14B
Fumarole
28
Dunedin
Brontes
28
Christiana T. Purdy
29
Cramond Island
22
14B
Evesham
36A
Fyldea
10
B.T.B.
Dungeness
35A
28
Ewald
Chrysea
36B
22
36A
Cranefly
Dunluce Castle
Buckingham
2
Exchequer
12
Chrystobel II
28
14
12
Crannock
Dunnet
Bunting
Citron
17
27
Exyáhne
22
14
12
Dunraven Castle
E.&T.S.
G.
Burke
Creagh Mhor
10
City of Rochester
8
11
12
12A
Crestflower
Dusky Queen
Ex Fortis
22
21
Gadfly
Burlington
29
Clan McKay
37
17
21
Cuirass
Explorer
Gael
Burnbanks
Clarinet
12
5
12A
37
Curlew
Galatea
Burnhaven
14B
18
Claverhouse
21
Curtana
15
Galvani
Bush
35
5
Clavis
23
Cutty Sark
5
E.
14A
Garola
F.
20
Bushwood
3
Clevella
16
Cypress
8
Eager
5
36B
Garry
14
Buttermere
25
Clifton
Buzzard
23
6
Eaglet II
14
Fairhaven
14
Gava
Cysne II
9
12
Clio
Earl Essex
14
Fairway
28
Gelert
6
17
Bystander
11
Clorinde
Earl Kitchener
27
Fair Weather
14A
Geneva
12
15
Clotilde
D.
Easter Rose
Fairy Knowe
11
Genius
15
27
23
C.
Cloud
2
Ebor Abbey
17
Falconet
24
Geordie
12
Cachelot
28
Dahinda II
George and Albert
12
Cacorina
Cloughton Wyke
2
Daisy Bank
26
Ebor Jewel
29
Fano
14B
37
5
Cloverdale
14A
Dale Castle
19
29
Faraday
27
George Bligh
Cadella
Ebor Wyke
17A
Clythness
11
Dalmatia
Eccleshill
2
Favour
H
8
Cadorna
35
Cobbers
14A
Damito
9A
Caldy
Ecila
35
Cochrane II
20
Dane
22
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1939

R(T98B) 11

89 =

BD MS

12.11.39

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25a
241
ST. CLEARS 428
LADY BRASSEY
130
DANLAYERS.
FOREMOST 87
ST. OLAF
GULZAR
GREY MIST
M.T.B's, M.A.S.B's.
SARGASSO
D.C.M.B. & W.D.M.I.
+39
COMFORT
NAUTILUS
M.T.B. 107 447
STARLIGHT RAYS
M.T.B. 68 405
THOMSONS
M.T.B. 67,
M.T.B. 16 ,
ECHO SOUNDING YACHTS.
M.T.B. 1020 459
CONIDAW
M.A.S.B. 10/474
D.C.M.B., 484
CHICO
M.A.S.B. 61468
RAMSGATE
M.L.
100 x476
M.A.S.M. No. 7x479
MOTOR BOATS.
W.D.M.L's 8V487 8 491
SMALL CRAFT UNDER CONTROL OF
DOVER M/S COMMAND.
193
CONTRABAND CONTROL BASE
VEYMOUTH.
LL. TRAWLERS.
M.B. FORTY TWO
THOMAS BARTLETT
LIGHTER Y.C.72
INVERFORTH
X
M.B. TWO RIVERS
LORD INCHCAPE
M.L. MERMAIDEN
OUR BAIRNS
LORD GREY
REPORTS OF SMALL CRAFT RECEIVED
CLYTHNESS
FROM, CAPTAIN, H.M.S. EXCELLENT,
RELONZO
PORTSMOUTH.
RESTRIVO
H.M.S. ST. FAGAN
OROPESA TRAWLERS.
D/C MOTOR BOATS.
H.M.S.EXCELLENT'S A.A. MOTOR BOAT
BOTANIC
HOPPER GALLION'S REACH
FYLDEA
MARETTA
VESSELS OWNED BY LONDON &
ARLEY
ROCHESTER TRADING CO. LTD.
POLLY JOHNSON
1493.
BROCK
THYRA
CALVI
PUDGE
JOHN CATTLING
CABBY
SEINE
"M" DRIFTERS
DETAILED FROM
YARMOUTH.
FEASIBLE
SWIFT WING
REED
JOHN AND NORAH
GENIUS
ALCMARIA
LORD HOOD
LORD BARHAM
OVERFALLS
JEANNIE MACINTOSH
GULA
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38. G.D.309/58
SECRET.
-
45496
5th June, 1940.
467
To: The Vice Admiral,
Dover.
Report of Operations Carried out by Ships
Under the Command of Commender M/S, Dover
during the period 26th May to 3rd June in
accordance with V.A.D's 2050/4.
I have the honour to report the following operations
carried out by M/S Vessels under my command during the period
26th May to 4th June, 1940.
The list of vessels employed in these operations is
as follows:-
LL TRAWLERS.
Thomas Bartlett."
Inverforthx
Lord Inchcape.⁴
Our Bairnsr
Lord Grey X
Clythness.x
Relonzo.
Restrivo.
OROPESA TRAWLERS.
Botanic. Dankink
Marettax FyldeaX not of Dunkisk
Arleyx
Polly Johnson.
Brockx
CalviX
John Cattling.
DANLAYERS.
Gulzar.*
Grey Mist.*
Sargasso.r
Comfort.*
Nautilus*
Starlight Rays
Thomsons.
ECHO SOUNDING YACHTS.
Conidaw.*
Chico. X
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-2-
497.8
sailed for
On Calais the night Roads:- of 25th/26th May, the following vessels
468
Botanic.
Fyldea.
7
Maretta.
Arley.
Polly Johnson.
Brock.
Calvi.
Grey Mist.
Conidaw.
Chico.
Playmates.
Willing Boys.
of Calais.
The object of the expedition was the possible evacuation
"Grey Mist" in charge of forces employed.
Commander M/S (Commander W.V.H. Harris R.N.) sailed in
The orders to form the expedition were received at 1900,
and vessels sailed at 2130, the first five trawlers to leave,
towing motor boats.
Vessels were ordered to rendezvous at No. 3 Buoy Calais
Roads, and await instructions from Commander M/S. Destroyer
force was in support.
On receipt of signal which had been wrongly decoded, two
motor boats were ordered into Calais Harbour. These boats had
left for the harbour when a further signal was received that
Calais was to be held at all costs, and the signal was ordered to
be sent by hand to the Brigadier Commanding Forces. "Conidaw"
was ordered to proceed immediately and deliver the message.
A further signal was then received recalling all forces
to the Downs. On receipt of this signal "Botanic" and "Maretta"
were ordered to remain until boats and "Conidaw" returned, and
Destroyer escort was asked to be provided. All other vessels
returned to the Downs.
Reports from Lieutenant Commander P.F. Cammiade R.N.V.R.,
Sub. Lieutenant M.R. Mills R.N.V.R., and Skipper R. 9nelgrove,are
attached (la, lb, lc, ld).
There was constant enemy air activity during the night,
and a considerable amount of firing ashore.
26th May. Danlaying Yachts"Gulzar" and "Grey Mist"
to Calais P.M. with Commodore W.P. Gandell, P.S.T.O. France. Report
of Lieutenant C.V. Brammall R.N.R. attached (No. 2).
"Arley" ordered to Dunkirk as W/T link.
She 27th May. shelled off Calais, and returned with engineer
seriously was heavily wounded. Operation was then cancelled.
"Fyldea" sailed, buoy laying, under the orders of "Skipjack"
employed on mine sinking duties.
"Thomas Bartlett", recalled on report of returned to
"Inverforth", & "Our shelling Bairns" of were "Arley". sailed
for Dunkirk, but ordered were to sweep the Admiral war channel, Dover. and
They harbour were p.m. then on orders from Vice
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498
8
28th Inverforth May. Instructions were issued to these
46g
previous (Our misunderstanding, Bairns, programme - i.e. and sweeping Thomas war Bartlett) channel to - carry on vessels with to
a the M/S the Group Commander, who had but owing
joined Roads. command, Vessels proceeded to carry out the only just
7
Dunkirk Bartlett", whilst were shelled off Calais, sweep in
on our shallow endeavouring to get out of range, and"Thomas
ran a mine and sank. minefields, in vicinity of Dunkirk apparently A.W. Buoy,
struck R.N.R. Report of Lieutenant Commander A.A.
Martin attached (No. 3). page 122
"Nautilus" and "Comfort" sailed for Dunkirk Beach
under the direction of Lieutenant W.E. Gelling R.N.R. Report
of Lieutenant Gelling R.N.R. attached (No. 4). "Nautilus"
was damaged by bombs, and as far as is known "Comfort" was
rammed and sunk. No report has been received.
29th May - 0100. Six M/S Trawlers under the command
of Lieutenant R. Bill R.N. sailed for Dunkirk - embarking ladders
at Ramsgate en route. Reports of Lieutenant R. Bill R.N.,
Skipper Lieutenant G.W. Robinson R.N.R., and Skipper Lieutenant
L. Lake R.N.R. are attached (Nos. 5a, 5b, and 5c). lages 517, 523
29th May. "Lord Grey" and "Clythness" to Dunkirk.
Report of Lieutenant J. Simson R.N.V.R. attached (No. 6) pagrosh
30th May. "Sargasso", "Gulzar", "Conidaw", "Chico",
and "Starlight Rays" sailed for Dunkirk, embarked troops, and
returned. "Chico" did especially good work in bringing back
217 troops. This vessel is only 70' long. All ships returned
safely with troops.
31st May. "Sargasso", "Gulzar", and "Chico" to Dunkirk.
"Chico" employed ferrying, and was responsible for nearly a 1,000
troops being embarked. All returned safely with troops.
"Fyldea" and "Brock" to beaches with motor boat. "Brock"
damaged by bombs, and ordered to return. Report of Sub. Lieutenant
K.H.G. Roberts R.N.V,R. attached (No. 7). "Fyldea" returned with
troops.
page 025
"Lord Inchcape" and "Our Bairns" ordered to Dunkirk.
Sweeping proved impossible due to shell fire and bombing. Ordered
to return.
1st June.
"Sargasso", "Gulzar" and "Starlight Rays" to
Dunkirk for troops.
All returned safely.
"Starlight Rays", "Gulzar", and "Sargasso"
to 2nd June. troops. "Conidaw" and "Chico" standing safely. by for
life Dunkirk saving for duties on route "X". All returned
3rd June. "Starlight Rays", and "Gulzar" to Dunkirk
for troops. Both returned safely.
was carried During out,+ + this and 13 magnetic mines mine detonated were in vicinity "LL" of
period constant sweeping detonated, with "LL" without and skide a
the loss of a single probably, ship. by combired One fields Report of herself of Lieutenant and C.L.
Trawlers, hospital Lambert R.N.V.R. ship, which were who visited 3/4 cables the away. hospital ship attached (No. 7). ?
+ in DOWNS and Entrance of Dover Harbour.
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5th June, 1940.
G.D.
501
-
fonmander W.V.H. Harris
C.M.S.
M/S Forces ashore and afloat.
Command and organisation of 472 all
Lieutenant R. Bill.
Asst. to C.M.S. 2 Andresselles. 1 Dunkirk
(6 ships).
Lieut. G. St. C. Rideal.
Operations Staff. 1 off Boulogne and
Calais W/T Link.
Lieut. C.L. Lambert.
Operations Staff. 1 Dunkerque (Medway Queen)
3ub. Lieut. D.G. Rattle.
Operations Staff. Chico. Off Dunkirk for
Pay. Sub. Lieut. Matthews.
Operations Staff. Conidaw.
Life saving duties
ditto
Lieut. Cmdr. A.A.Martin.
Gp.Cmdr. "LL" 2 Dunkirk Roads "LL".
Continuous "LL" off Dover.
theut. Cmdr. P.F.Cammiade.
Gp.Cmdr "Oropesa". 1 Calais (Botanic &
(Maretta.
}
Lieut. W.E. Gelling.
Gp.Cmdr. "Skids". 1 Dunkirk (Comfort &)
(Nautilus
Lieut. L.J. Wyatt.
D.Y. Officer.
Lieut. H.S. Warren.
Pier Master.P. O.W. 1 Medway Queen - Dunkirk.
Lieut. J.K.M. Warde.
1 Buoy laying operation. / to DUNKERQUE AND
/ To BEACHES.
Lieut. W.R. Hutcheson.
2 Trips - Starlight Rays - Dunkirk.
Lieut. C.B. Sharp.
Sick.
Sub. Lieut. M.R. Mills.
1 trip Calais - Maretta, 2 Dunkirk - Sargasso
Sub. Lieut. J.C. Fegen.
1 trip Gulzar, 1 Conidaw, 1 Conidaw (Life- saving).
Sub. Lieut. K.H.G.Roberts.
1 off Calais 26th - Brock. 1 Dunkirk and
beaches.
Sub. Lieut. F.L. Perkins.
2 Sargasso Dunkirk.
Sub. Lieut. R.L. Hippisley.
1 Sargasso, and also with Captain A/P.
Lieut. M. Eynon.
Gulzar.
Sub. Lieut. W.G. Lloyd.
Dunkirk in John Cattling.
Sub. LieutA Everitt.
1 off Calais, 1 Dunkirk - blown up - wounded.
Sub. Lieut. .Thompson.
1 Calais - Conidaw.
Sub. Lieut. R.E. Weale.
2 off Calais - Grey Mist.
Sub. Lieut. R.E. Evans.
Gulzar then sick.
Lieut. C.V. Brammall.
5 Dunkirk, 1 Andresselles, 2 Calais.
Lieut. C.C.L. Gaussen.
3 Dunkirk.
Sub. Lieut. W.V. Liddall.
1 Bougogne W/T link. 1 off Calais.
Sub. Lieut. J. Mason.
3 Dunkirk.
Skipper R. Snelgrove.
1 Calais, 1 Dunkirk, 1 lifesaving party.
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idpper Lieut.
Robinson.
Arley.
503
gipper Lieut.
Lake.
thief Skipper.
Mayhew.
Lt.Polly Johnson - sunk - 1 dalais.4
Maretta.
1 Calais - bonbed.
}kipper.
Whammond.
Fyldea.
1 Buoy laying, 1
1 Beaches.
ikipper.
Jappy.
Brock.
1 Dunkirk, 1 Beaches.
skipper.
Tucker.
Burke.
$kipper.
Setterfield.
Adam.
Skipper
S.Bindler.
B.D. spridler
Late Calvi - sunk. 1 off Calads, 1
in Dunkirk.
Skipper.
E. Smith.
Botanic.
Supper.
Aldan.
John Cattling. 1 Calats, 1 Dunitiplt.
Sub. Lieut.
Mason.
Chico.
3 Dunkirk.
Skipper.
Selanius
Clythness.
1 Dunkirk.
Skipper.
Snelgrove.
Conidaw.
1 Calais, 1 Duniciple,
1 Life saving party.
Sub. Lieut.
Liddall
Weale.
}
Grey Mist. 1 Boulogne, 1 off Calate.
Sub. Lieut.
Lieut.
CV
Brammall
Gulzar. See report under name of
Sub. Lieut.
RE
Evans.
individual Officers.
Lieut.
Eynon.
Skipper.
Johnson.
Hosanna.
Skide off Dover.
Skipper.
Self.
Inverforth.
Skipper.
Kaye.
Tiller.
Lord Grey.
Skipper.
Littleproud.
Milford King.
1 off Calais LL.
Skipper.
Miller.
Our Bairns.
1 off Calais LD.
Skipper.
Playmates.
1 off Calata.
Stather.
Skipper.
Restrivo.
LL Dover.
Skipper.
Slater.
Relonzo.
LL Dover.
Skipper.
Buchan.
Starlight Rays. 2 Dunkirk.
Lieut.
Gaussen.
Sargasso. See report under name
Sub. Lieut.
Sub. Lieut.
Mills.
Thompson.
w
of individual Officers.
Skipper.
Thomsons.
Examination.
Drake.
Willing Boys.
1 Flushing, Calais,
Skipper.
Burrows.
Skide off Dover.
Skipper.
Mair (dead).
Comfort - sunk - 1 Beaches Dunkirk
Skipper.
McLean. - late -Nautilus. sunk - 1 Beaches Dunkirk

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APPENDIX I.
160
to
Operation "DYNAMO"
Narrative of Events.
162
-
LIST OF H.M. SHIPS, PERSONNEL SHIPS AND HOSPITAL CARRIERS
TAKING. PART.
A.A. CRUISER:
CALCUTTA
DESTROYERS:
ANTHONY
HARVESTER
MALCOLM
VIVACIOUS
BASILISK
HAVANT
MONTROSE
WAKEFUL
BLYSKAWICA
ICARUS
SABRE
WHITEHALL
CODRINGTON
IMPULSIVE
SALADIN
WHITSHED
ESK
INTREPID
SCIMITAR
WINCHELSEA
EXPRESS
IVANHOE
SHIKARI
WINDSOR
GALLANT
JAGUAR
VENOMOUS
WOLFHOUND
GRAFTON
JAVELIN
VANQUISHER
WOLSEY
GRENADE
KEITH
VERITY
WORCESTER
GREYHOUND
MACKAY
VIMY
(40)
SLOOPS:
BIDEFORD
GUNBOATS:
LOCUST
MOSQUITO
UNESWEEPERS:
ALBURY
HEBE
QUEEN OF THANET
BRIGHTON QUEEN
HALCYON
ROSS
BRIGHTON BELLE
KELLETT
SALAMANDER
DEVONIA
LEDA
SALTASH
DUNDALK
LYDD
SKIPJACK
DUCHESS OF FIFE
MARMION
SANDOWN
EMPEROR OF INDIA
MEDWAY QUEEN
SNAEFELL
EL
FITZROY
NIGER
SPEEDWELL
GLENAVON
ORIOLE
SUTTON
GLENGO
PANGBOURNE
SHARPSHOOTER
GOSSAMER
PLYNLIMMON
WAVERLEY
GRACIE FIELDS
PRINCESS ELIZABETH WESTWARD HO
A/S VESSELS:
ARLEY
COMFORT
MARETTA
BOTANIC
CONIDAW
NAUTILUS
BROCK
FYLDEA
POLLY JOHNSON
CALVI
GULZAR
SANGASSO
CHICO
JOHN CATLING
STARLIGHT RAYS
re
SPECIAL SERVICE CRESTED EAGLE
GOLDEN EAGLE
ROYAL EAGLE
ESSELS:
"LL" TRAWLERS: INVERFORTH LORD INCHCAPE OUR BAIRNS THOMAS BARTLETT
it
A/S TRAWLERS:
ARGYLLSHIRE
KINGSTON ANDALUSITE STELLA DORADO
ore
BLACKBURN ROVERS
KINGSTON OLIVINE
THURINGIA
CAYTON WYKE
LADY PHILOMENA
WESTELLA
an
GRIMSBY TOWN
SAON
WOLVES
ue
KINGSTON ALALITE
SPURS
OLVINA
all
INE RECOVERY
FIDGET
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APPENDIX I.
to
Operation "DYNAMO"
-
Narrative of Events.
LIST OF H.M. SHIPS, PERSONNEL SHIPS AND HOSPITAL CARRIERS
TAKING. PART.
RUISER:
CALCUTTA
YERS:
ANTHONY
HARVESTER
MALCOLM
VIVACIOUS
BASILISK
HAVANT
MONTROSE
WAKEFUL
BLYSKAWICA
ICARUS
SABRE
WHITEHALL
CODRINGTON
IMPULSIVE
SALADIN
WHITSHED
ESK
INTREPID
SCIMITAR
WINCHELSEA
EXPRESS
IVANHOE
SHIKARI
WINDSOR
GALLANT
JAGUAR
VENOMOUS
WOLFHOUND
GRAFTON
JAVELIN
VANQUISHER
WOLSEY
GRENADE
KEITH
VERITY
WORCESTER
GREYHOUND
MACKAY
VILY
BIDEFORD
TS:
LOCUST
MOSQUITO
EEPERS:
ALBURY
HEBE
QUEEN OF THANET
BRIGHTON QUEEN
HALCYON
ROSS
BRIGHTON BELLE
KELLETT
SALAMANDER
EL
DEVONIA
LEDA
SALTASH
DUNDALK
LYDD
SKIPJACK
DUCHESS OF FIFE
MARMION
SANDOWN
EMPEROR OF INDIA
MEDWAY QUEEN
SNAEFELL
FITZROY
NIGER
SPEEDWELL
GLENAVON
ORIOLE
SUTTON
GLENGOWER
PANGBOURNE
SHARPSHOOTER
GOSSAMER
PLYNLIMMON
WAVERLEY
GRACIE FIELDS
PRINCESS ELIZABETH
WESTWARD HO
ESSELS:
ARLEY
COMFORT
MARETTA
BOTANIC
CONIDAW
NAUTILUS
BROCK
FYLDEA
POLLY JOHNSON
CALVI
GULZAR
SARGASSO
CHICO
JOHN CATLING
STARLIGHT RAYS
AL SERVICE CRESTED EAGLE
GOLDEN EAGLE
LS:
ROYAL EAGLE
TRAWLERS: INVERFORTH LORD INCHCAPE OUR BAIRNS THOMAS BARTLETT
RAWLERS:
ARGYLLSHIRE
KINGSTON ANDALUSITE STELLA DORADO
BLACKBURN ROVERS
KINGSTON OLIVINE
THURINGIA
CAYTON WYKE
LADY PHILOMENA
WISTELLA
GRIMSBY TOWN
SAON
WOLVES
KINGSTON ALALITE
SPURS
OLVINA
RECOVERY
FIDGET
JACKETA
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THE WEEK BEFORE OPERATION "DYNAMO"
CHAP. II
the whole day, might at any time become impossible to close; were this to
happen, my last hope of reaching the coast would be gone".'
In order to secure the British northern flank Lord Gort decided to issue
orders for the occupation, as quickly as troops could be made available, of the
line of the Ypres - Comines canal and the positions covering Ypres. In the
absence of General Blanchard, who was visiting the Belgian G.Q.G. at Bruges,
Lord Gort communicated this decision that evening to the Headquarters of
the French First Group of Armies.¹
The necessity of evacuation was becoming a matter of paramount immediacy.
British destroyers bombard suburb of Calais
Meanwhile, on the 25th May, the trawler Lord Howe sailed to Calais with a
cargo of ammunition². She entered the port and discharged part of her cargo
in the face of heavy enemy fire from the dunes to the southward. In view of
the risk involved, Commodore W. P. Gandell, R.N. (P.S.T.O., French Ports),
who was on the quay, then ordered the Lord Howe to sail.
Outside Calais the destroyer Greyhound closed the Lord Howe, which was
carrying a request for bombardment support of the town. At the same time,
the Greyhound received a signal from the Vice-Admiral, Dover, ordering the
bombardment of the Calais suburb of St. Pierre. The Greyhound opened fire,
and at 2000, an H.A. battery east of Sangatte registered a hit on her, killing
2 and wounding 3. About this time the destroyer Grafton arrived and also
opened fire. The 2 destroyers returned to Dover as darkness set in.³
Evacuation of Calais countermanded
At 2130 a force of seven trawlers⁴, three yachts⁵ and two drifters⁶, sailed for
Calais road, ready to evacuate troops from Calais, the moment an order was
received to do so. Five of the trawlers towed motor boats. Commander
W. V. H. Harris, R.N. (Commander M/S, Dover), in the Grey Mist, was in
command. The destroyers Windsor and Verity left Dover at 2300, to cover
the withdrawal of this force.
On arrival off Calais, two of the motor boats were ordered into Calais harbour.
At about 0300/26, a signal was received that Calais was to be held at all costs;
furthermore, it was ordered that this signal was to be sent by hand to the
Brigadier commanding on shore. The Conidaw went in to deliver the signal.
All ships were then ordered back to the Downs, but the Botanic and Maretta
remained behind until the two motor boats and the Conidaw returned.⁷
The Botanic and Maretta were damaged by gunfire when returning on the
26th May, and were unable to take part in Operation "Dynamo".
I Lord Gort's Second Despatch, para. 43.
2 Lieut. L. C. Whittle, R.N.R., in the Lord Howe, says it was the 24th May.
3 Vice-Admiral, Dover's 1907/25/5.
4 The Botanic, Fyldea, Maretta, Arley, Polly Johnson, Brock and Calvi.
6 The Grey Mist, Conidaw and Chico.
5 The Playmates and Willing Boys.
7 Report by Commander M/S, Dover (R.O. II, p. 497).
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THE EVACUATION FROM DUNKIRK
CHAP. VII
heavy craft, nor even by small craft similar in a pier lop, was it was invaluable
ing troops into small boats. A was completed and commenced in use on the morning of later for embark-
the 30th May at La Panne, and by the the same day the the same same d the morning day the morning day
(See p. 47).
2 or 3 motor yachts and paddlers to
Bray; none proceeded east of the Bray pier, where the
Captain Howson goes on to say that arrived in the and afternoon anchored one Fortwo skoots and the weskoots and
waited many hours patiently. One tried or two without destroyers or sloops passed from had
the westward to La Panne, and he he success with a lamp to
Admiral Wake-Walker asking him to arrange for this. Captain Howson also
them to anchor off the pier. Eventually managed to get a signal to Rear- tell
sent an officer to Dunkirk to represent learned the urgent need for destroyers off Bray.
It was not until 2 days later that he that all the destroyers, etc., had
been given specific instructions as to which beach they were to anchor off.
Later a certain number of destroyers, sloops and skoots anchored off Bray and
the embarkation proceeded satisfactorily. Unfortunately, time after time,
owing to a lack of naval ratings, he saw a procession of boats going off loaded
with troops, only to be cast adrift and left floating empty out to seaward¹.
Later that evening Captain Howson got in touch with Rear-Admiral Wake-
Walker, then in the Worcester, and obtained permission to embark the following
day in a motor boat off the beaches SO as to prevent a recurrence of this waste
of beaching craft².
In spite of the difficulties and shortcomings emphasised in the above reports
great progress was being made. In fact, beach evacuation reached its peak
on this day; 29,500 troops were lifted from the beaches (as against 24,300
from the harbour) ; and some 50 ships, including destroyers, minesweepers,
skoots, trawlers, drifters, personnel and special service vessels, were engaged
continuously in the arduous work.
The armada grows, but service of ships to Dunkirk is slowed up
Meanwhile the build-up of ships continued, and some 31 additional craft
reached of Dunkirk and the beaches this day. They included two minesweepers
of the 8th M.S.F.³, the Fleet Air Arm training vessel Grive, 4 yachts and a drifter
the Dover M/S Command4, the corvette Kingfisher, (with the ex-Belgian
canal the boat Sambre in tow), the Yarmouth Examination Service yacht Laroc,
and M/V Scottish Co-operator, the S/M tender Dwarf, the drifters Fair Breeze
minesweeper barge Skipjack), the motor coasters Seine and Sheila, (in the coasting
Ocean Breeze, the ex-Belgian canal boats Ambleve and Escaut tow of the
the Viking, the ex-Dutch eel-boat Johanna (in tow Lady of the skoot Jutland),
water, and (R.N.L.I.) lifeboat Prudential (towing barges 7 Sark and with fresh
Ramsgate sailing barge Beatrice Maud, and the dumb Shetland. hopper The
the oyster dredging smacks Seasalter and Vanguard, the steam W.24,
borough, the punt Carama), and the Margate wherries loaded Lord South-
wherries. were The manned by their own crews, but (R.N.L.I.) naval lifeboat manned the
appeared on the scene. and picked up 244 troops. Another A/S patrol, to
Bray beach in error trawler Olvina, which should have been on ratings went
I At long last a dozen of the long awaited important motor contingent boats
R.O.III, p.396.
2 R.O.III, p.397.
4 3 The The Glen Avon and Glen Gower.
and 5 The the danlaying danlaying Constant yachts drifter Gulzar and Sargasso, the echo and Conidaw
Triton, Silver Pauleter Adventuress, and sounding Ma Black Joie. yachts Arrow, Chico Sunshine, Reda,
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cut off, 8; to be held, by 13; E-boat), falls, 17.
27 (attacked 32, 46, 47, 54, 88 (shoots down Heinkel), 99'
104, 126.
71n.
Caleta, Calvi, 13n, 39, 43 (sunk), 44.
Canterbury, 16, 22n, 24, 29, 39, 42-3 (damaged), 48n, 54, 114n.
Cameron, Lieut., 79.
Canvey Queen, lost, 53.
Cap d' Antifer, 102.
Carama, 60.
Caribia, 29n.
Cassidi, Cdr. R. A., 51.
Caryandra, 71n, 74.
Casualties: Embarkation, 17, 32, 36, 64, 87 (final), 115.
Cecil and Lilian Philpot, 107n.
Cayton Wyke, 34n, 107n.
Cervia, 71n.
Chamois, 72n.
Chantecler, 54.
Chasse-Marée, 62n, 73n, 102.
Chico, 13n, 60n.
Christabel II, 71n.
Civilians, crews feel strain, 29, 48; supplemented by R.N., 48, 99.
Clan Macalister, sunk 41.
Claude, 59.
Clouston, Cdr., J. C., 44, 105, 110 (drowned).
Coastal Command, XIIIn, 38, 64, 83, 88-9, 93, 99-100, 115.
Coats, Lt. Cdr. E. C., 112.
Cockburn, Lt. Cdr., 49.
Cockle Bawley boats, 73.
Codrington, 28, 54n, 55, 61, 64n, 75, 77, 97, 101, 107n, 108-9 (sent back empty), 112n.
Coggins, Mr. C., 73.
Comfort, 36, 37 (sunk).
Commandant Delage, 35n.
Communications. Difficulties and delays, 57, 60, 122 ; on beaches, 67; established
between Dunkirk and Dover, 67-8; closed down, 76-7.
Commodore, abandoned, 74.
Conidaw, 13, 60n.
Constant Nymph, 60n.
Corap, General 1.
Cordelia, 60n.
Côte d'Argent, 54n, 94, 102, 107n, 109, 112n, 114n, 118.
Coulthard, J. W., 110.
Coxyde. See Beaches.
Crested Cock, 71n.
Crested Eagle, 32n, 39, 43, 44 (beached), 46, 58 (burnt out),
Croswell, S/Lt., E. C., 36, 47 (lands at La Panne), 76n, 77.
Cyclone, 39, 42, 68-9 (damaged).
Dangerfield, Capt., 111, 119-20.
Daylight evacuation abandoned, 97-8; French Admiralty wish resumption, 105.
Decoster, F., 116.
Defender, 73n.
Dench, Mr. A. J., 73.
Denis Papin, sunk, 93.
Denny, Capt. M. M., 94.
Destroyers bombard Calais, 13; brought from W. A. and Portsmouth Commands, 20,
61, and from patrol and escort, 28, 34 not to stop to aid ships, 38; brought off most
troops 55; H, 1, J classes withdrawn, 55, and ordered back, 61; G class all out of action,
55; not sent to Dunkirk harbour, 61 ; exhaustion of crews, 64, 113; heavy losses, 94
sent back empty, 108.
Devonia, beached to form pier, 83.
Diana Mary, 117.
Diligente, 73.
Dill, General Sir John, 10, 12 (becomes C.I.G.S.).
Dinard, 64.
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IST OF SHIPS WHICH TOOK PART IN OPERATION "DYNAMO" - 26TH MAY - 4TH JUNE, 1940.
PART I - BRITISH SHIPS (continued)
MINESWEEPING CRAFT.
ALCHARIA
JEANNIE MACINTOSH
REARD
ARLEY
JOHN AND NORA
RELONZO
BOTANIC
JOHN CATTLING
RENASCENT
BROCK
LORD BARHAM
RESTRIVO
CALVI
LORD CAVAN
REWGA
CLYTHNESS
LORD COLLINGWOOD
RIG
CHICO (E.S.)
LORD GREY
SARAH HYDE
COMFORT
LORD HOOD
SARGASSO
CONIDAW
LORD INCHCAPE
SATURN
DORIENTA
LORD KEITH
SILVER DAWN
FEASIBLE
LORD MELCHETT
STARLIGHT RAYS
FIDGET
LORD RODNEY
STELLA RIGEL
FISHER BOY
LORD ST. VINCENT
STRATHELLIOTT
FYLDEA
MARE
STRIVE
GENIUS
MARETTA
SWIFT WING
GULA
NAUTILUS
TARANSAY
GULZAR
OLIVAE
THOMAS BARTLETT
INVERFORTH
OUR BAIRNS
THOMSONS
JACKETA
OVERFALLS
THREE KINGS
JACKEVE
POLLY JOHNSON
TWEENWAYS
UNICITY
A/S TRAWLERS.
ARGYLLSHIRE
KINGSTON ANDALUSITE
SPURS
BLACKBURN ROVERS
KINGSTON OLIVINE
STELLA DORADO
CAPE ARGONA
LADY PHILOMENA
THURINGIA
CAYTON WYKE
OLVINA
TOPAZE
GRIMSBY TOWN
ST. ACHILLEUS
WESTELLA
KINGSTON ALALITE
SAON
WOLVES
THAMES SPECIAL SERVICE SHIPS.
#
CRESTED EAGLE
GOLDEN EAGLE
ROYAL EAGLE
M.A/S.B's. M.T.B's. ETC.
D.C. MOTOR-BOAT
M. A/S. B. 10
M.T.B. 68
( ex "EXCELLENT")
M.T.B. 16
M.L. 100
M.A/S.B.6
M.T.B. 22
M.T.B. 102
M.A/S.B. 7
M.T.B. 67
M.T.B. 107
DOVER FLARE-BURNING DRIFTERS
BOY ROY
GOLDEN GIFT
PAXTON
EILEEN EMMA
GOLDEN SUNBEAM
SHIPMATES
FORECAST
LORD HOWARD
THE BOYS
GERVAIS RENTOUL
LORD HOWE
TORBAY II
GIRL GLADYS
MIDAS
UT PROSIM
GIRL PAMELA
NETSUKIS
YORKSHIRE LASS
YOUNG MUN
Sunk.
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LIST OF SHIPS WHICH TOOK PART IN OPERATION "DYNAMO" - 26TH MAY - 4TH JUNE, 1940.
PART I - BRITISH SHIPS (continued)
MINESWEEPING CRAFT.
ALCMARIA
JEANNIE MACINTOSH
RECERD
ARLEY
JOHN AND NORA
RELONZO
BOTANIC
JOHN CATTLING
RENASCENT
BROCK
LORD BARHAM
RESTRIVO
#
CALVI
LORD CAVAN
REWGA
CLYTHNESS
LORD COLLINGWOOD
RIG
CHICO (E.S.)
LORD GREY
SARAH HYDE
/
COMFORT
LORD HOOD
SARGASSO
CONIDAW
LORD INCHCAPE
SATURN
DORIENTA
LORD KEITH
SILVER DAWN
FEASIBLE
LORD MELCHETT
STARLIGHT RAYS
FIDGET
LORD RODNEY
STELLA RIGEL
FISHER BOY
LORD ST. VINCENT
STRATHELLIOTT
FYLDEA
MARE
STRIVE
GENIUS
MARETTA
SWIFT WING
GULA
#
NAUTILUS
TARANSAY
GULZAR
OLIVAE
THOMAS BARTLETT
INVERFORTH
OUR BAIRNS
THOMSONS
JACKETA
OVERFALLS
THREE KINGS
JACKEVE
POLLY JOHNSON
TWEENWAYS
UNICITY
A/S TRAWLERS.
ARGYLLSHIRE
KINGSTON ANDALUSITE
SPURS
BLACKBURN ROVERS
KINGSTON OLIVINE
STELLA DORADO
CAPE ARGONA
LADY PHILOMENA
THURINGIA
CAYTON WYKE
OLVINA
TOPAZE
GRIMSBY TOWN
ST. ACHILLEUS
WESTELLA
KINGSTON ALALITE
SAON
WOLVES
THAMES SPECIAL SERVICE SHIPS.
CRESTED EAGLE
GOLDEN EAGLE
ROYAL EAGLE
M.A/S.B's. M.T.B's. ETC.
D.C. MOTOR-BOAT
M. A/S. B. 10
M.T.B. 68
( ex "EXCELLENT")
M.T.B. 16
M.L. 100
M. A/S. B.6
M.T.B. 22
M.T.B. 102
M.A/S. B. 7
M.T.B. 67
M.T.B. 107
DOVER FLARD-BURNING DRIFTERS
BOY ROY
GOLDEN GIFT
PAXTON
EILEEN EMMA
GOLDEN SUNBEAM
SHIPMATES
FORECAST
LORD HOWARD
THE BOYS
GERVAIS RENTOUL
LORD HOWE
TORBAY II
GIRL GLADYS
MIDAS
UT PROSIM
GIRL PAMELA
NETSUKIS
YORKSHIRE LASS
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241
ST. CLEARS 428
LADY BRASSEY
130
DANLAYERS.
FOREMOST 87
ST. OLAF
X3+30
GULZAR
GREY MIST
M.T.B's, M.A.S.B's.
SARGASSO
D.C.M.B. & W.D.M.I.
+39
COMFORT
NAUTILUS
STARLIGHT RAYS
M.T.B. 107. 447
THOMSONS
M.T.B. 68 405
M.T.B. 67, 443
M.T.B. 16 ,
ECHO SOUNDING YACHTS.
M.T.B. 1020 459
CONIDAW
M.A.S.B. 10/474
CHICO
D.C.M.B., 484
M.A.S.B. 61468
RAMSGATE
M.L.
100 476
M.A.S.M. No.7x479
MOTOR BOATS.
W.D.M.L's 8.V487
SMALL CRAFT UNDER CONTROL OF
DOVER M/S COMMAND.
493
CONTRABAND CONTROL BASE
WEYMOUTH.
LL. TRAWLERS.
M.B. FORTY TWO
THOMAS BARTLETT
LIGHTER Y.C.72
INVERFORTH
M.B. TWO RIVERS
LORD INCHCAPE
M.L. MERMAIDEN
OUR BAIRNS
LORD GREY
REPORTS OF SMALL CRAFT RECEIVED
CLYTHNESS
FROM, CAPTAIN, H.M.S. EXCELLENT,
RELONZO
PORTSMOUTH.
RESTRIVO
H.M.S. ST. FAGAN
OROPESA TRAWLERS.
D/C MOTOR BOATS.
H.M.S.EXCELLENT'S A.A. MOTOR BOAT
BOTANIC
HOPPER GALLION'S REACH
FYLDEA
MARETTA
VESSELS OWNED BY LONDON &
ARLEY
ROCHESTER TRADING CO. LTD.
POLLY JOHNSON
1493.
BROCK
THYRA
CALVI
PUDGE
JOHN CATTLING
CABBY
SEINE
"M" DRIFTERS
DETAILED FROM
YARMOUTH.
FEASIBLE
SWIFT WING
REED
JOHN AND NORAH
GENIUS
ALCMARIA
LORD HOOD
LORD BARHAM
OVERFALLS
JEANNIE MACINTOSH
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Department 38. G.D.309/58
SECRET.
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46496
467
5th June, 1940.
To: The Dover. Vice Admiral,
Report of Operations Carried out by Ships
Under the Command of Commander M/S, Dover
during the period 26th May to 3rd June in
accordance with V.A.D's 2050/4.
I have the honour to report the following operations
carried out by M/S Vessels under my command during the period
26th May to 4th June, 1940.
The list of vessels employed in these operations is
as follows:-
LL TRAWLERS.
Thomas Bartlett."
Inverforthx
Lord Inchcape.⁴
Our Bairnsk
Lord Grey x
Clythness.x
Relonzo. *
Restrivo.
OROPESA TRAWLERS.
Botanic. Dankink
Marettax FyldeaX not of Dunkisk
Arleyx
Polly Johnson.
Brocks
CalviX
John Cattling.
DANLAYERS.
Gulsar.*
Grey Mist.)
Sargasso.r
Comfort.*
Nautilus
Starlight Rays
Thomsons.
ECHO SOUNDING YACHTS.
Conidaw.
Chico. X
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sailed for
On Calais the night Roads:- of 25th/26th May, the following vessels
468
Botanic.
Fyldea.
Maretta.
Arley.
Polly Johnson.
Brock.
Calvi.
Grey Mist.
Conidaw.
Y
Chico.
Playmates.
Willing Boys.
of Calais.
The object of the expedition was the possible evacuation
Commander M/S (Commander W.V.H. Harris R.N.) sailed in
"Grey Mist" in charge of forces employed.
The orders to form the expedition were received at 1900,
and vessels sailed at 2130, the first five trawlers to leave,
towing motor boats.
Vessels were ordered to rendezvous at No. 3 Buoy Calais
Roads, and await instructions from Commander M/S. Destroyer
force was in support.
On receipt of signal which had been wrongly decoded, two
motor boats were ordered into Calais Harbour. These boats had
left for the harbour when a further signal was received that
Calais was to be held at all costs, and the signal was ordered to
be sent by hand to the Brigadier Commanding Forces. "Conidaw"
was ordered to proceed immediately and deliver the message.
A further signal was then received recalling all forces
to the Downs. On receipt of this signal "Botanic" and "Maretta"
were ordered to remain until boats and "Conidaw" returned, and
Destroyer escort was asked to be provided. All other vessels
returned to the Downs.
Reports from Lieutenant Commander P.F. Cammiade R.N.V.R.,
Sub. Lieutenant M.R. Mills R.N.V.R., and Skipper R. Smelgrove,are
attached (la, lb, lc, ld).
There was constant enemy air activity during the night,
and a considerable amount of firing ashore.
P.M. 26th May. Danlaying Yachts"Gulzar" and "Grey Mist"
to Calais with Commodore W.P. Gandell, P.S.T.O. France. Report
of Lieutenant C.V. Brammall R.N.R. attached (No. 2).
27th May.
"Arley" ordered to Dunkirk as W/T link.
She was heavily shelled off Calais, and returned with engineer
seriously wounded. Operation was then cancelled.
"Fyldea" sailed, buoy laying, under the orders of "Skipjack"
employed on mine sinking duties.
for "Thomas but were recalled on report of shelling and returned of to
Bartlett", "Inverforth",& "Our Bairns" were "Arley". sailed
They Dunkirk, then ordered to sweep the war channel, Dover.
harbour were p.m. on orders from Vice Admiral
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498
88
28th Inverforth May. Instructions were issued to these
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previous misunderstanding, the sweeping war channel - but with to
(Our Bairns, programme - i.e. and Thomas Bartlett) to carry on vessels
a the M/S Group Commander, who had only owing
joined Roads. command, proceeded to carry out the just
7
Dunkirk whilst Vessels were shelled off Calais, and' sweep Thomas in
Bartlett", shallow endeavouring to get out of range, apparently
ran on our mine and minefields, in vicinity of Dunkirk A.W. Buoy,
struck a sank. Report of Lieutenant Commander A.A.
Martin R.N.R. attached (No. 3). page 122
"Nautilus" and "Comfort" sailed for Dunkirk Beach
under the direction of Lieutenant W.E. Gelling R.N.R. Report
of Lieutenant Gelling R.N.R. attached (No. 4). "Nautilus"
was damaged by bombs, and as far as is known "Comfort" was
rammed and sunk. No report has been received.
29th May - 0100. Six M/S Trawlers under the command
of Lieutenant R. Bill R.N. sailed for Dunkirk - embarking ladders
at Ramsgate en route. Reports of Lieutenant R. Bill R.N.,
Skipper Lieutenant G.W. Robinson R.N.R., and Skipper Lieutenant
L. Lake R.N.R. are attached (Nos. 5a, 5b, and 5c). pages 517, 523
29th May. "Lord Grey" and "Clythness" to Dunkirk.
Report of Lieutenant J. Simson R.N.V.R. attached (No.
30th May. "Sargasso", "Gulzar", "Conidaw", "Chico",
and "Starlight Rays" sailed for Dunkirk, embarked troops, and
returned.
"Chico" did especially good work in bringing back
217 troops. This vessel is only 70' long. All ships returned
safely with troops.
31st May. "Sargasso", "Gulzar", and "Chico" to Dunkirk.
"Chico" employed ferrying, and was responsible for nearly a 1,000
troops being embarked. All returned safely with troops.
"Fyldea" and "Brock" to beaches with motor boat. "Brock"
damaged by bombs, and ordered to return. Report of Sub. Lieutenant
K.H.G. Roberts R.N.V,R. attached (No. 7). "Fyldea" returned with
troops.
lageors
"Lord Inchcape" and "Our Bairns" ordered to Dunkirk.
Sweeping proved impossible due to shell fire and bombing. Ordered
to return.
1st June. "Sargasso", "Gulzar" and "Starlight Rays" to
Dunkirk
for
troops.
All returned safely.
"Starlight Rays", "Gulzar", and "Sargasso"
to Dunkirk 2nd for June. troops. "Conidaw" and "Chico" standing by for
life saving duties on route "X". All returned safely.
3rd June. "Starlight Rays", and "Gulzar" to Dunkirk
for troops. Both returned safely.
this period constant sweeping with "LL" without and skids
was During + and 13 magnetic mines were detonated, vicinity of
carried out,* ship. One mine detonated in and "LL" a
hospital ship, probably, 3/4 cables away. Report (No. C.L. 7).
the loss of a single by combined fields of herself of Lieutenant
Lambert Trawlers, R.N.V.R. which were who visited the hospital ship attached ?
+ in many DOWNS and Entrance of Dover Harbour.
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5th June, 1940.
G.D.
501
-
formander W.V.H. Harris
C.M.S.
Command and organisation of 472 all
M/S Forces ashore and afloat.
;ieutenant R. Bill.
Asst. to C.M.S. 2 Andresselles. 1 Dunkirk
(6 ships).
Lieut. G. St. C. Rideal.
Operations Staff. 1 off Boulogne and
Calais W/T Link.
Lieut. C.L. Lambert.
Operations Staff. 1 Dunkerque (Medway Queen)
3ub. Lieut. D.G. Rattle. /
Operations Staff. Chico. Off Dunkirk for
Life saving duties
Pay. Sub. Lieut. Matthews.
Operations Staff. Conidaw.
ditto
Lieut. Cmdr. A.A.Martin.
Gp.Cmdr. "LL" 2 Dunkirk Roads "LL".
Continuous "LL" off Dover.
tieut. Cmdr. P.F.Cammiade.
Gp.Cmdr "Oropesa". 1 Calais (Botanic &
(Maretta.
}
Lieut. W.E. Gelling.
Gp.Cmdr. "Skids". 1 Dunkirk (Comfort &)
(Nautilus )
Lieut. L.J. Wyatt.
D.Y. Officer.
Lieut. H.S. Warren.
Pier Master.P. O.W. 1 Medway Queen - - Dunkirk.
Lieut. J.K.M. Warde.
1 Buoy laying operation. / to DUNKERQUE AND
/ To BEACHES.
Lieut. W.R. Hutcheson.
2 Trips - Starlight Rays - Dunkirk.
Lieut. C.B. Sharp.
Sick.
Sub. Lieut. M.R. Mills.
1 trip Calais - Maretta, 2 Dunkirk - Sargasso
Sub. Lieut. J.C. Fegen.
1 trip Gulzar, 1 Conidaw, 1 Conidaw (Life-
saving).
Sub. Lieut. K.H.G.Roberts.
1 off Calais 26th - Brock. 1 Dunkirk and
beaches.
Sub. Lieut. F.L. Perkins.
2 Sargasso Dunkirk.
Sub. Lieut. R.L. Hippisley.
1 Sargasso, and also with Captain A/P.
Lieut. M. Eynon.
Gulzar.
Sub. Lieut. W.G. Lloyd.
Dunkirk in John Cattling.
Sub. Lieut.AEveritt.
1 off Calais, 1 Dunkirk - blown up - wounded.
Sub. Lieut. M.Thompson.
1 Calais - Conidaw.
Sub. Lieut. R.E. Weale.
2 off Calais = Grey Mist.
Sub. Lieut. R.E. Evans.
Gulzar then sick.
Lieut. C.V. Brammall.
5 Dunkirk, 1 Andresselles, 2 Calais.
Lieut. C.C.L. Gaussen.
3 Dunkirk.
Sub. Lieut. W.V. Liddall.
1 Boukogne W/T link. 1 off Calais.
Sub, Lieut. J. Mason.
3 Dunkirk.
Skipper R. Snelgrove.
1 Calais, 1 Dunkirk, 1 lifesaving party.
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adpper Lieut.
Robinson.
503
Arley.
gipper Lieut.
Lake.
Lt.Polly Johnson - sunk - 1
thief Skipper.
Mayhew.
Maretta.
1 Calais - bonbed.
;kipper.
Whammond.
Fyldea.
1 Buoy laying, 1
1 Beaches.
ikipper.
Jappy.
Brook.
1 Dunkirk, 1 Beaches.
$kipper.
Tucker.
Burke.
Ekipper.
Setterfield.
Adam.
skipper
S.Bindler,
B.D. spindler
Late Calvi - sunk. 1 off Calads, 1
in Dunkirk.
Skipper.
E. Smith.
Botanic.
pipper.
Aldan.
John Cattling. 1 Calats, 1 Dunicipit.
Sub. Lieut.
Mason.
Chico.
3 Dunkirk.
Skipper.
Selanius
Clythness.
1 Dunkirk.
Skipper.
Snelgrove.
Conidaw.
1 Calais, 1 Duniciple,
1 Life saving party.
Sub. Lieut.
Liddall
Weale.
}
Grey Mist. 1 Boulogne, 1 off Calate.
Sub. Lieut.
Lieut.
CV
Brammall
Gulzar. See report under name of
Sub. Lieut.
RE
Evans.
individual Officers.
Lieut.
Eynon.
Skipper.
Johnson.
Hosanna.
Skide off Dover.
Skipper.
Self.
Inverforth.
Skipper.
Kaye.
Tiller.
Lord Grey.
Skipper.
Littleproud.
Milford King.
1 off Calais LL.
Skipper.
Miller.
Our Bairns.
1 off Calais ID.
Skipper.
Stather.
Playmates.
1 off Calais.
Skipper.
Restrivo.
LL Dover.
Skipper.
Slater.
Relonzo.
LL Dover.
Skipper.
Buchan.
Starlight Rays. 2 Dunkirk.
Lieut.
Gaussen.
Sargasso. See report under name
Sub. Lieut.
Sub. Lieut.
Mills.
w
of individual Officers.
Thompson.
Skipper.
Thomsons.
Examination.
Drake.
Skipper.
Willing Boys.
1 Plushing, Calais,
Burrows.
Skide off Dover.
Skipper.
Mair (dead).
Comfort - sunk - 1 Beaches Dunkirk
Skipper.
McLean. - late -Nautilus. sunk - 1 Beaches Dunkirk

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