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Diana
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- Ship type: Motor Yacht
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939)
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Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939)
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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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| 1656 | Diana | Wood | TwnSc | 29.99 | 63'0 | 13'25 | 6'9 | SE.Saunders | E.Cowes | 2 Oil Engines | James Y. Fletcher | Dartmouth | ||
| 1657 | Diana | Wood | AuxYwl | 11.55 | 432 | 12.2 | 8:6 | R.S.Burt | Falmouth | Petrol Motor | George C. Lepper | Fowey | ||
| 1658 | Diana | Wood | ScSch | 12.56 | 53.4 | 92 | 57 | G.E. Ramsey | Shipley, | Petrol Motor | Philip H. H. Loftus | London | ||
| 1659 | Diana | Wood | Sc | 1662 | 397 | 9.9 | 4.4 | W.Holmes | Sydney, | Petrol Motor | H. S. Phillips | Sydney | ||
| 1660 | Diana | Wood | AuxYwl | 83 | 44.9 | 87 | Knut | Norrköping | Petrol Motor | Sigurd Golje | Stockholm | |||
| 1661 | Diana | Wood | Sc | 5:02 | 35.5 | 80 | 40 | J.W. Brooke | Lowestoft | Petrol Motor | Sir Robert Evans | London |
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| 1662 | Diana Wood | AuxCut | 5'03 | 288 | 8·6 5:3 | WE.Thomas | Falmouth | Paraffin Motor | L. T. Clark | Falmouth | ||
| 1663 | Diana Wood | ScLch | 143 | 250 | 6.05 25 | H.Gale | Cowes | Petrol Motor | Viscount Bangor | Cowes | ||
| 1664 | Diana Wood | Sloop | 3:15 | 2075 | 72 41 | StanleyM. | Hull | Stanley M. Knowles | Hull | |||
| 1665 161182 | Diana Wood Pet.Mot. | Sc | 2.13 2.64 4 | 220 | 70 26 | Petrol Motor 4Cy.2³"-4" Parsons,Sou.34 | Capt. H. G. Benest, M.C. | Jersey,C.1. | ||||
| 1666 | Diana II | TwnSc | 16:15 | 550 | 12:0 57 | BirmalBoats | Southmpton | 2 Petrol Motors | Albert Batchelor | London | Cws | + |
| 1667 | 1Dk(Teak) Diana II Wood | AuxSlp | 5.74 | 28.9 | 81 5.1 | Berthon | Lymington | Petrol Motor | C. L. Fawell | Southmptn | 3,34 |
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| Renam | ed Diana" | 23'4 | 480 | H.Robert | 6 metres |
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| 148913 | (exLadyMaureen,e*Diana) | Sch | 39:86 | 60.0 | 6.2 | 5.3 | Mot.&L.Co.Ld. | patrick | each4Cy.4}"-6" | Moseley, R.N.V.R. |
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| 6629 | Snark Wood | BmSlp | - | - | 61 — | N.Shepherd | Bowness | Miss Diana Drew | Bowness- |
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| 1025 O DIALIAN. M.KCH. H FOTHERGILL. | 1026 DIANA. SLP. G. DE COUESPEL. | 1027 OWAISSA M. L. BUNTING. | 1028 SHEILA M. S.J. A.M. STOTESBURY. | 1029 C CONSTAR SLP. G. ROPER. | 1030 NORLANDA .YWL F. MILBURN. | 1031 MARAMA CUT. H. ÖSTERBERG. | 1032 KYLOE. CUT. D HENRI LAVIELLE. |
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| Diana | Slp. | G. de Couëspel | 1026 | Elvira | Cut. | J. Sir Dawson, Bt. | 745 | Flagrant | Slp. | B. Jonsson & others | 727 |
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| M.C.L.Q. Ketch (The) | M.D.B.V. Arequipa | M.D.M.P. Patronita | (The) | M.F.R.N. Diana |
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| M.J.B.M. Shira | M.J.R.L. Diana | M.K.K.F. Tarka | M.K.W.W. Riduna III | M.L.L.C. Nyula |
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| M.N.R.Y. Diana | M.N.Z.Y. Astra | M.P.L.N. Neptune | M.P.V.N. Patna | M.Q.D.B. Hope |
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| Brididi | 10 | a. Ourida. | California | 46 | m. Diana. | Caroline | 528 | m. Doctor | Chance | 5 | a. Greenjacket. |
| Busty | 9 | a. Rowena. | Cariad | 129 | a. Cariad I. | Cerf | 46 | m. Diana. | Cilix | 118 | m. Mandolin. |
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| Diana | 47 | m. Roamer. | Dora III | 26 | a. Elmari II. | Schooner | Elaine | 14 | a. Lady Nan. | ||
| Diana | 5 | Damaris. | Dorade | 87 | m. Mhoire. | No.6 | 148 | a. Blue Water. | El Broncho | 20 | a. Armyonde |
| Diana | 4 | a. Lady | Dorade | 47 | a. Ipar. | Dwyn Wen | 123 | m. Jean-Mic. | El Broncho II | 35 | a. St. Budoc II. |
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| Joan | 8 | a. Zelva. | K.D.Y.1935 | — | Fiesta. | Kiama | 46 | m. Diana. | Kymo | 33 | Afroessa II. |
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| Ursula | 126 | m. Xebec III. | Vedra | 192 | S. Sea-Serpent. | Viky II | 6 | Vega II. | Wakatipu | 16 | m. Diana. |
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| m. Diana 46 | m. Pellag II | 44 | a. Grania | 41 | m. Mar-ta-fé | 39 | a. Kerl II | 37 | a. Carrina 35 |
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| Dab II 34 | m. Diana II | 33 | No. 469 | 33 | a. Alkelda | 31 |
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| Diana | 24 | Santa | 24 | a. Mavic 23 | a. Evenos 22 | m. Wanda 22 | m. Klang II 21 |
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| a. Ragna R. 21 | m. Diana | 20 | m. Pullis | 20 | a. Cerida | 19 | a. Otter | 19 | m. Charmeuse 18 |
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| a. Nane | 18 | m. Bluebird | 17 | m. Mah Jongg | 17 | a. Spindrift III | 17 | (See page 606) | a. Lady Diana | 16 | |
| m. Nicolle | 18 | a. Colin Archer | 17 | a. Memory | 17 | m. Sylvia | 17 | m. Diana | 16 | a. Lucelle | 16 |
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| m. Orconera | 16 | m. Water-Gipsy | 16 | a. Diana | 15 | a. Marcus Aurelius | 15 | m. Thyra | 15 | m. Duckling | 14 |
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| m. Benita 8 | m. Mary Shella | 17 | m. White Orchid | 11 | Ltd., | m. Caducée (Le) 65 | a. Diana II 7 |
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| m. Diana 9 | m. Ozone 10 | Gerris 5 | a. Beau-Geste 6. | |||
| m. Freedom 9 | (Formerly The Clydebank | byggeri, Aktiesels- | a. Wendy II 6 | a. Gometra 12 | Diana 4 |
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| m. Diana 46 | m Oceania 403 | a. Nanette |
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| m. Diana 4 m. Echo 44 | Gas Engine & Power | (See Sanders & Co.) | a. Monie 5 |
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| m. Diana 16 | (Formerly J. Husk.) | m. Ferida (designed in 11 | a. Curlew 8 | Ancora 6 |
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| Sons, Ltd.) | a. Georgiana 75 | m. Diana 46 | m. Lyd II 10 | m. Peggy D 7 | a. Musette II 23 |
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| (Designed only.) | T. M. Tons | a. Diana | 8 | m. Alouette 8 | m. Fluminense | 8 | a. Margaret 32 |
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| Baldenweck, G., Villa Georg Sand 6, Paris, 16e. Y.C.F.-Ocn. a. Aile Noire - | a. Rosemary 10 Ball, R. J. A., Caburn, 61, The Droveway, Hove, Sussex.-Ssx. | m. Budhari 15 Ballarin, Dr., 2, Rue des Noyers, Aubervilliers, France. | Bangor, Viscount, Castle Ward, Downpatrick, Co. Down. R.Y.S.-Str.-Uls.(V.C.) m. Diana 4 | Barber, C. D., The Moorings, Lower Teddington Road, Hampton Wick, Middx. M.B.A.-Mtr.-Tms.C.-Tms.M. m. Mousmé 8 |
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| Bartlett, Dudley, Naut, Warsash, Hants. Lon.-Nav. | Bartram, W. A., 13, Woodlane, Falmouth, Cornwall. C.A.-Crn. | Bleak House, Broadstairs, Kent. Med.-Mtr.-Tem. m. Diana II 33 a. Mermerus 412 | Baud, J. M. Maurice, 20, Promenade de la Plage, Golfe-Juan, | Bayar, Celâl, Premier Ministre, Kavakli Dere Caddesi, Ankara, Turkey.-Den. a. Umurbey 78 |
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| Belgrave, Setley Cottage, Brockenhurst, Hants. Cariad 32 | Isl.-Srn. m. Veronique II (P.O.) 5 Verony (P.O.) 3 | 36, Queen Eth.-Nrw. Nola 3 | Benaki, Antony E., 10, Odos Lykiou. Athens, Greece Gre,(C).-Har.-Kvl. | St. Aubin's, Jersey, C.I.-C.Ils.-St.H. m. Diana 4 |
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| Clark, L. T., Two Trees, Southdown Road, South- wick, Susser.-Pts.S.-Ssx. a. Diana 8 | Clarke, Capt. T. A., Isle of Brecqhou, C.I. C.Ils.-Crk. m. Alianora 91 | Clayton, Lewis K., Fair View, The Green, Castle Bromwich, Birmingham.-Hmy.-Ssx. m. Estrellita 16 | John H., 47, Catherine Place, Westminster, London, S.W.1.-Mtr. m. Silver Vanity (P.O.) 29 | Clough, Henry S., Redholt, Keighley, Yorks.-C.Ils. S. Melisande 367 |
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| Drake, F. B., Monk's Hatch, Monk's Gate, Horsham, Sussex.-Ssx.M. m. Sea Falcon 13 Drake, H. D., | Drew, Miss Diana, Eversley, Milnthorpe, Westmorland. Wnd. Snark | Drossopoulos, J. A., c/o D. J. L. Perkins, 53, Parliament Street, London, S.W.1.-Gre. 8. Cala Mara 313 | Acrospire III 10 Dubos, G., 21, Allées de Chartres, Bordeaux.-Arc. Hisbana | Dufferin and Ava, The Marquess of, 4, Hans Crescent, London, S.W.1; and Clandeboye, Co. Down.-Uls. a. Connemara 303 |
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| a. Belle Etoile 24 | m. Diana 9 | (See page 606) | a. Grey Fox 11 | Evaine 34 |
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| a. Italia 18 Fairhaven, Lord, Bank Buildings, St James's Street, London, W.1.-R.Y.S.-H.B.-Tms. S. Sapphire 1421 | Falmouth, Lord, Tregothnan, Truro. Cornwall.-H.B. a. Sheldrake 13 Fane, J., | m. Frebelle II 47 Farrant, A. C., Roskrow, Penryn, Cornwall.-Crn. Maranui 3 | Fawell, C. L., Cumrew, Radlett, Herts.-Crz. a. Diana II 7 Fawkes, M. A., | Felgate, T. M., 7, Fullers Avenue, Woodford Green, Essex.-Nrw. a. Majority 7 |
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| Regatta View, Henley-on-Thames, Oxon. Mtr. m. Kelpiette 6 Fisher, F. Lindsay, | Fison, M. R. Wiles, Cornwallis Chambers, Great Colman Street, Ipswich, Suffolk.-Wit. m. Ailsa 6 | Pritchard, Bank House, St. James's Square, Newport, I. of m. Guillemot 11. | Fletcher, James Y., Royal Thames Yacht Club. 60, Knightsbridge, London, S.W.1. m. Diana 46 | Flynn, Wilson A., 13, Larch Road, Dumbreck, Glasgow. C.Crz. m. Colleen 8 |
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| a. Diana 15 | Flica 33 Flica II 33 | a. Benbow 53 | Goulborn, Vernon, |
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| Klaussner, Elise, Hähnesstr. 14, Berlin-Friedenau. a. Traute V 36 | Knight, Charles S., Pool House, Mill Lane, Henley-on- Thames, Oxon.-Key.-Mtr. m. Sunflower IV 21 | Knowles, Stanley M., 15, Albany Street, Hull.-Hbr. Diana 4 | Koe, Mrs. E. D., Youghal Lodge, Nenagh, Co.Tipperary. L.D. Syringa 5 | m. F.K. 22 Krag, Jörgen, |
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| a. Wych (P.O.) 14 | m. Vagabond 17 | a. Diana 24 | Letts, Donald N., |
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| Livingston, E. R., Ben Imlay, Tilford Road, Farnham, Surrey. m. White Aster - | S. Wendorian 143 Lloyd, Miss Estelle, Le Pommeraie, Pressagny- L'Orgueilleux (Eure), France.-Y.M.F. | Lock, Geoffrey D., Rainbow Wood, Bath, Somerset. C.A.-Ocn. a. Brambling 12 | Loftus, Philip H. H., Reform Club, 104, Pall Mall, London, S.W.1.-Drt. m. Diana 20 | Londonderry, The Marquess of, Mount Stewart. Newtownards, Down. R.Y.S.-Str.-Uls. Gweebara 4 |
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| Phillips, H. S., 67, Bradley's Head Road, Mosman, Sydney, N.S.W.-N.S.W. m. Diana 16 | Auckland, N.Z.-N.Z. a. Winsome 8 Pidsley, John, St. Michael's, Newton Abbot, Devon.-Tor.-Wes. m. Lallie 66 | Dawn Wind 3 Pike, Philip, 166, Union Street, Plymouth.-Mna. a. Water-Wraith 5 | Pinckney, V., Green Bushes, Alphington Road, Exeter, Devon.-L.S. a. Valuna 8 Pineus, Kaj., | Pitcher, Frank, Braeside, Brook Street Hill, Brentwood, Essex.-Bnm.-C.A. a Phynella (P.O.) 12 |
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| Stanley, Rex, 3, Wildwood Road, London, N W.11. a. Lady Diana 16 | Stedman, John L. F., 4, Casino Corner, Herne Bay, Kent. Har. m. Gercher 3 m. Scalpel II 16 | Stein, Paul, Arendal, Norway.-Nsk. Lulu II - | Suffolk-Bxl.-Tem. a. Azania 30 Stephens, D. & Mrs. N., | Steven, A. W., Polmont Bank, Polmont, Stirlingshire. C.Cor.-Cly.-Mud.-Nor.-Wst. a. Eileen 33 |
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| 8168 | Diana Wood | BmSlp | - | | | 5.1 | | | A/SHolmens | Asker | G. de Couëspel | LaTrinité- | N |
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| Raymond Dennis, K.B.E. Starboard tail | 3684 | Lady Diana | Owner Mrs. Mabel M. Oakely |
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| DIANA | (Thames Conservancy M/B) | |
| 2310 | 5 miles from Dover. Troops transferred to S.S. Rye, 1) which towed Diana Mary to Dover. |
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SUN VI (continued). 0515 3rd June) Arrived Ramsgate. 0700 1600 At Towed Sun XV off Quern Bank. Mesurier, 4 M.L's. M.V.O., R.N. Took in Le tow Ramsgate. Embarked Cdr. E.K. 1700 Sun R.E. IV, and the tugs Tanga (Lt. R.N. R. Sherwood, R.N.R.), Sun XV Cdr. (two J.I. officers) and Racia (Lt. Cdr. between Miller, D.S.O., R.N.R. towing for Dunkirk. Commodore A.H. Taylor them 14 motor boats, sailed O.B.E., took passage in the leading motor boat, Mermaiden; half way Marlborough. across he transferred to the W.D/M.L. The following boats were abandoned on passage or at Dunkirk: M.B. Thark, was abandoned half way (foul propeller and rudder). ml M/B Santosy was abandoned near W buoy (water in petrol). M/B Diana Mary( 2) was abandoned at Dunkirk (engine trouble). Admiral Superintendents barge 3 (Portsmouth) piled up on some sub- merged masonry in Dunkirk harbour and was abandoned. 2320ca The convoy arrived at Dunkirk, most of the towed boats having been slipped in the vicinity of the S.W. Ruytingen buoy. 2330 Sun IV picked up 12 French troops from an open boat at the entrance of the harbour, and anchored east of the entrance. 4th June 0115 One of the M/B's [Mermaiden] returned and reported "no more troops at Quai Felix Faure", and that Commodore Taylor had left the Quai. 0200 Followed dr. Malcolm into the harbour, with the tug Racia. 0230ca Sun IV proceeded, picked up the waiting M/B, Mermaiden] which was slightly damaged, and sailed for Ramsgate. (Sun XV picked up another vessel half way across and towed it home). 0340 Took Mermaiden in tow. of the 14 M/B's which started for Dunkirk, 8 or 9 had to be abandoned. The remainder found their way back to Ramsgate. 0746 Arrived Ramsgate. Disembarked 12 troops, (1) by launch. [In his report Cdr. Le Mesurier says: "The spirit of the Masters and crews of the ..... tugs (especially the Sun tugs) was excellent" and refers to the fact that the "owner of the Alexander tug Company" was himself the Captain of the Sun IV]. Authority R.O.II, pp. 406, 420. Total 236(1) W.W. (1) (2) Not mentioned in Diana Mary returned D.R. to Dover with 28 troops. 185
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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 | |
| 8 |
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40 Page Page Dorothy Lambert 15 Esmeralda 41 25 29 Craig Alvah Dragonet Esperanza 26 13 Drangey Essex Maid 9A Page Page 22 14A Craig-Bo Craig Island Drummer Ethel Taylor Forfeit Page 26 Golden Lily 26 36 Herdis Drummer Boy 35 Ethfra 24 Forte 2 17 Golden News 8 Hero Craigmiller 28 Duchess of Down 7 Ethiopian Fortitude 36 23 19 Golden Sunbeam 10 Heron Fort Robert 17 Craig Roy 26 Duchess of Fife 13 Etruria 9A 35 Golden Thyme 28 Hertfordshire 22 Etruscan 29 Fort Rose 9A Cramond Craik Island Duchess of Rothesay 15 14B Golden View 14 Hickory 24 22 2 Duenna Euclase 7 Fort Ryan 29 Goodwill 22 Hilda Cooper 14 Cranefly 28 25 35 Fortuna 23 Goodwin 17 Dulcibelle Europa Eunice and Nellie Hildegarde 36B Crannock 17 14a Forward 9A Gorecht 9 Hildena 21 Dundalk 16 Creagh Mhor 26 14a Foss 29 Gorse 28 Hinba Dundarg 27 8 Evadne 14B Crest 14A Fox 30 Gossamer 16 Hiniesta 3 Crestflower Dunedin 14 12A Eveline Foyle 20 Goth Crevice Dungeness 14B 18 Evelyn Rose 5 16 Holdfast 11 Franc Tireur 36A 14 Gowan 22 Holland 8 Cuirass 28 Dunluce Castle 28 Evening Primrose Freres Coquelin 35B Gowan Craig 19 14 Holly 15 Cumulus 12 Dunnet 2 Everton Friesland 35 14A G. R. Purdy 24 Hollydale 22 Curlew 15 Dunraven Castle 27 Evesham Freyer 21 Grampion 15 Hondsrug 9 17 Curtana 5 Dusky Queen 11 Ewald Friarage 24 Grateful 28 14B Hopeful 18 Cutty Sark Exchequer Frons Olivae 22 Great Admiral 5 Horizon 28 8 6 Cypress Fumarole 28 Gregory 26 Hornbeam 5 6 Exyáhne 36A Cysne II E. & T.S. Fyldea 10 Greenfly 13 Hortensia 35 E. 14 Green Howard 19 Hosanna 11 Ex Fortis 22 Green Pastures 29 Hoverfly 21 Eager 14A Explorer 12 G. Greetings 4 Huddersfield Town 4 D. Eaglet II 5 21 Gadfly 22 Grey Mist 11 Hugh Walpole 30 Dahinda II 2 Earl Essex 14 Gael 17 Grimsby Town 10 Hurrying Angel 9 13 Daisy Bank 25 Earl Kitchener 14 Galatea 5 Grosmont Castle 27 Hussar Dale Castle 19 Easter Rose 27 F. Galvani 14B Grouville 28 Hval V 35 Dalmatia 8 Ebor Abbey 26 Fairhaven Garola 35 Guava 5 Damito 9A Ebor Jewel 17 Fairway 36B Garry 20 Guide On 14A Dane 22 Ebor Wyke 29 Fair Weather 14 Gaston Riviere 35B Guiding Light 28 I. 14 Guelder Rose 23 Idyll 12 Dane Hill 23 Eccleshill 29 28 Gava Fairy Knowe Daneman 8,25 Ecila 14A Gelert 9 Guillemot 31 Ijiun 8 3 Falconet Daniel Clowden 29 Eden 11 Genberdina Johanna 6 Gula 14B Imelda 29 2 Fano 12 24 Geneva 17 Gulfoss 15 Imperia 17A Danube III Edith M. Purdy 29 Faraday 14B Genius 15 Gulzar 11 Imperialist 25 Danube IV 12 Edward Walmsley 13 Favour Inchgower 27 Geordie 23 Gunner 25 2 Danube V 12 Edwardian 12A Fawn George and Albert 12 Gustave Dennis 35B Indian Star 2 D'Arcy Cooper 28 14 Edwina 14 Fazenta George Bligh 37 Gwenllian 35 Indian Summer 28 Darnaway 35 25 E. & F. 5 Feaco George Cousins 26 Gwmaho 4 Industry 26 Darnett Ness 8 3 Egeria 17 Fear Not George D. Irvine 14 Interloper 9A Darogah 30 Internos 14A 12A Eileen Duncan Darthema 35 Feasible 15 George Adgell 11 8 Eileen Emma 10 Fedalmo George Robb 15 Invercairn 28 Darwin 12 35 Eilla II 9 23 Georgette 3 H. Invercauld 35 David Ogilvie 23 Felicity Gervais Rentoul 10 Haarlem 36c Inverforth 3 Davey Elbury 16 Fenella 36A 28 Eldorado Gilder 17A Halcyon 13 Inverugie 12 Dayspring 25 Fentonian 12A 28 Iona 7 26 Dee E. Lauland Gillian 24 Halo 17 Fernmoor 29 20 Gilt Edge 8 Hanyards 3 Irvana 15 Defiance Electra II 5 Ferry Belle 9 Girard 37 Harbinger 6 Isle of May 18 2 De la Pole Elena 35 Ferryman 17 Girl Christian 22 Harlech Castle 27 Istria 28 14B Delphinus Elgin Deodar 35 16 Elisabeth Therese Ferry Prince 9 Girl Ellen 23 Harmattan 28 35B Fertile Vale 22 Girl Gladys 10 Harrier 13 Deo-Na-Mara 22 Elizabeth Angela 11 11 Girl Helen 23 Harry Melling 23 J. 17 Fervent Deo Volante Elizabeth Green 12A 11 Girl Mary 22 Harvest Gleaner 14 Jacketa 11 28 Dervish Derby County Elk Fidget 22 Girl Pat 12 Harvest Hope 28 Jacinta 14 4 2 Fidra Ellesmere 16 Girl Winifred 23 Harvest Reaper 7 Jack Eve 14A 9A Filey Bay 19 Jacqueline Clasine 36A Desiree 17 Elm 21 Gladys 29 Hatano Destinn 35 Elna 25 Fintray 24 Glala 12 Hatuse 35 Jade 32 Devon City 5 Eloquent 9A Fir Gleam On 26 Hav 35 James Barrie 37 12A Devon County 20 19 Firefly Gleaner 31 Hawthorn 24 James Lay 15 Else Rykens 11 Dewey Rose 12A Elsie Carn 28 Fisher Boy 28 Gleaners 22 Hawthorn Bank 18 Janetha IV 12 Dhoon 27 35 Fisher Lad Glen Avon 23 Haybourne Wyke 3 [ano 11 Elsie and Nellie 16 Diana Glen Gower 23 Hazard 29 [ason 31 14 El Tovar 12 Fitzroy 21 22 Glen Heather 3 Hazel 25 Jasper 13 Dirkje 9 Embrace Flanders 14 Glen Kidston 17 Heather Belle 30 Jean Edmunds 35 Discovery II 6 Emilion Emerald Wings 27 Flandre 13 Doctor Lee Glen Strathallan 19 Heather Sprig 27 Jeanie Deans 19 30 8 Fleming 17 Glen Usk 23 Hebe 29 Jeannie Howie 27 Doggers Dolores Bank 29 Empress Emperor of India 11 Flixton 27 Glitter II 12 Hekla 14 Jeannie Leask 8 9 36 Flora 22 Gloamin 7 Helen 5 Jeannie Mackay 22 Donna Doon Nook 12A En Avant 9A Floreat II 22 Gloria 29 Helen West 28 Jeannie McIntosh 14A 23 Doonie Braes Englishman 6 Floreat III 18 35A Helier II 36c Jennet 18 Glow 5 Doorie Brae Enterprising 19 Florence Brferley 4 35A Heliopolis 18 Jennifer 17 Go Ahead Dorade II 17 Ephretah 20 Florio 20 19 Helvellyn 19 Jenny Irvine 17 Goatfell Dorando-Pietri 36A Epine 28 14A Golden Eagle 12A Helvetia 14B Jenny Irwin 35A Flush 4 Flying Admiral 19 Hendon 20 Jessie Tait 27 Dorienta 11 Equerry 15 Golden Effort Dorileen 22 Henriette 23 Jester 19 Erimo 22 Flying Breeze 7 Golden Emblem 8 Golden Gift Henriette (Fr.) 35B Jewel 7 Dorinda Erin 37 3 Flying Wing 15 10 Erith Golden Harvest 8 Hercules 36A Jocelyn 21 Dorothy Dorothy (B.D.V.) 36c 27 Fontenoy H 2 2 Erna 12 16 Foray 12A 28 Eroican 18,37 10 (C38488) Force Escalonia 17 Forecast 12A 28 Forerunner
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| Florence Brierley | ||
| Flush | 37 | |
| Flying Admiral | 20 | |
| Flying Breeze | 6 | |
| Flying Wing | 4 | |
| Fontenoy | 7 | |
| Foray | 15 | |
| Force | 27 | |
| Forecast | 14 | |
| Forerunner | 10 | |
| Fort Robert | 12A | |
| Fort Ryan | 35 | |
| Forte | 29 | |
| Fortitude | 2 | |
| Fort Rose | 19 | |
| Forward | 19 | |
| Foss | 9 | |
| Fox | 29 | |
| Foyle | 30 | |
| Franc Tireur | 20 | |
| Friesland | 17 | |
| Freyer | 35 | |
| Frons Olivae | 36A | |
| Fumarole | 22 | |
| Fyldea | 28 11 | |
| G. | ||
| Gadfly | 22 | |
| Gael | 17 | |
| Galvani | 17A | |
| Garola | 35 | |
| Garry | 20 | |
| Gava | 6 | |
| Gelert | 8 | |
| Geneva | 17 | |
| General Botha | 36A | |
| Genius | 15 | |
| Geordie | 23 | |
| George and Albert | 12 | |
| George Cousins | 27 | |
| George D. Irvine | 14 | |
| George Robb | 16 | |
| Georgette | 14 | |
| Gervais Rentoul | 10 | |
| Gilt Edge | 8 | |
| Girl Christian | 22 | |
| Girl Ellen | 23 | |
| Girl Gladys | 10 | |
| Girl Helen | 23 | |
| Girl Mary | 22 | |
| Girl Pat | 12 | |
| Girl Winifred | 23 | |
| Gladys | 29 | |
| Glala | 12 | |
| Gleam On | 29 | |
| Gleaner | 31 22 | |
| Gleaners | 23 | |
| Glen Avon | 23 | |
| Glen Gower | 3 | |
| Glen Heather | 36A | |
| Glen Kidston | 19 | |
| Glen Strathallan | 23 | |
| Glen Usk | 12 | |
| Glitter II | 7 | |
| Gloamin | 29 | |
| Gloria | 22 | |
| Glow | 12A | |
| Go Ahead | 19 | |
| Goatfell | 12A | |
| Golden Eagle | 19 | |
| Golden Effort | 22 | |
| Golden Emblem | 10 | |
| Golden Gift | 8 | |
| Golden Harvest | ||
| 12 | ||
| Elsie and Nellie | 22 | |
| El Tovar | 27 | |
| Embrace | 8 | |
| Emerald Wings | 37 | |
| Emilia Primeiro | 16 | |
| Emilion | 10 | |
| Emperor of India | 9 | |
| Empress | 8 | |
| Empyrean | 19 | |
| Englishman | 20 | |
| Enterprising | 28 | |
| Ephretah | 15 | |
| Epine | 22 | |
| Equerry | 3 | |
| Erimo | ||
| Erith | 16 | |
| Erna | 18, 37 | |
| Eroican | 13 | |
| Escalonia | 28 | |
| Esmeralda | 9 | |
| Esperanza | 4 | |
| Essex Maid | 24 | |
| Ethel Taylor | 6 | |
| Ethfra | 9 | |
| Etruscan | 35 | |
| Euclase | 14 | |
| Eunice and Nellie | 23 | |
| Europa | 14 | |
| Evadne | 5 | |
| Evelyn Rose | 6 | |
| Evening Primrose | 14 | |
| Everton | 5 | |
| Evesham | 5 | |
| Exchequer | 36B | |
| Exyahne | 8 | |
| E.&T.S. | 22 | |
| Ex Fortis | 12 | |
| Explorer | 36A | |
| F. | ||
| Fair Breeze | 11 | |
| Fairhaven | 36B | |
| Fairway | 17 | |
| Fair Weather | 28 | |
| Fairy Knowe | 29 | |
| Falconet | 11 | |
| Faraday | 17A | |
| Favour | 27 | |
| Fawn | 28 | |
| Fazenta | 35 | |
| Feaco | 35A | |
| Feasible | 15 | |
| Felicity | ||
| Fenella | 23 | |
| Fentonian | 36A 12A | |
| Fernmoor | 29 | |
| Ferry Belle | ||
| Ferry Prince | 8 | |
| Fertile Vale | 8 | |
| Fervent | 22 | |
| Fidget | 11 | |
| Fidra | 11 | |
| Filey Bay | 22 | |
| Fintray | 16 | |
| Fir | 5 | |
| Firefly | 24 | |
| Fisher Boy | 21 | |
| Fisher Lad | 11 | |
| Fitzroy | 28 | |
| Flanders | 16 | |
| Fleming | 23 | |
| Flora | 13 | |
| Floreat II | 27 | |
| Floreat III | 22 | |
| 22 | ||
| Page | ||
| Golden Lily | 27 | |
| Golden News | 8 | |
| Golden Sunbeam | 10 | |
| Golden Thyme | 28 | |
| Golden View | 14 | |
| Goodwill | 22 | |
| Goodwin | 11 | |
| Gorse | 28 | |
| Gossamer | 10 | |
| Goth | 16 | |
| Gowan | 22 | |
| Gowan Craig | 19 | |
| Grampion | 15 | |
| Grateful | 28 | |
| Great Admiral | 5 | |
| Gregory | 17 | |
| Greenfly | 25 | |
| Green Howard | 2 | |
| Green Pastures | 29 | |
| Greetings | 4 | |
| Grey Mist | 11 | |
| Grimsby Town | 10 | |
| Grosmont Castle | 27 | |
| Grouville | 28 | |
| Guava | 5 | |
| Guide On | 23 | |
| Guiding Light | 28 | |
| Guelder Rose | 23 | |
| Guillemot | 31 | |
| Gula | 15 | |
| Gulfoss | 16 | |
| Gulzar | 11 | |
| Gunner | 26 | |
| Gwenllian | 35 | |
| Gwmaho | 4 | |
| H. | ||
| Halcyon | 10 | |
| Halcyone | 11 | |
| Halo | 28 | |
| Hanyards | 3 | |
| Harbinger | 6 | |
| Harlech Castle | 27 | |
| Harmattan | 28 | |
| Harpada | 2 | |
| Harrier | 10 | |
| Harry Melling | 27 | |
| Harvest Gleaner | 21 | |
| Harvest Hope | 28 | |
| Harvest Reaper | 7 | |
| Hatano | 2 | |
| Haussa | 14 | |
| Hav | 35 | |
| Hawthorn | 24 | |
| Hawthorn Bank | 18 | |
| Hazard | 29 | |
| Hazel | 25 | |
| Heather Sprig | 27 | |
| Hebe | 29 | |
| Hekla | 17 5 | |
| Helen | ||
| Helen West | 28 | |
| Helier II | 36c | |
| Heliopolis | 34 19 | |
| Helvellyn | 17 | |
| Helvetia | 20 | |
| Hendon | 23 | |
| Henriette | 17 | |
| Herdis | 9 | |
| Hertfordshire | 3 | |
| Heybourne Wyke | 24 | |
| Hickory | 16 | |
| Hildena | 29 | |
| Hinba | ||
| Page | ||
| Hiniesta | ||
| Holdfast | 3 | |
| Holland | 11 | |
| Holly | 8 | |
| Hollydale | 24 | |
| Hopeful | 22 | |
| Horizon | 18 | |
| Hornbeam | 28 | |
| Hosanna | 5 | |
| Hoverfly | 11 20 | |
| Huddersfield Town | 4 | |
| Hugh Walpole | 30 | |
| Hussar | 10 | |
| I. | ||
| Idyll | 12 | |
| Ijiun | 8 | |
| Imelda | 29 | |
| Imperialist | 25 | |
| Inchgower | 36 | |
| Indian Star | 26 | |
| Indian Summer | 28 | |
| Industry | 27 | |
| Internos | 29 | |
| Invercairn | 28 | |
| Inverforth | 11 | |
| Inverugie | 12 | |
| Irvana | 15 | |
| Isle of May | 18 | |
| Istria | 28 | |
| J. | ||
| Jacketa | 11 | |
| Jacinta | 6 | |
| Jack Eve | 14 | |
| Jade | 32 | |
| James Barrie | 37 | |
| James Lay | 15 | |
| Jano | 11 | |
| Jason | 31 | |
| Jasper | 13 | |
| Jeanie Deans | 19 | |
| Jeannie Howie | 27 | |
| Jeannie Leask | 8 | |
| Jeannie Mackay | 22 | |
| Jeannie McIntosh | 14 | |
| Jennet | 18 | |
| Jenny Irvin | 17 | |
| Jessie Tait | 27 | |
| Jester | 19 | |
| Jewel | 7 | |
| Jocelyn | 21 | |
| Johanne | 17 | |
| John Alfred | 14 | |
| John and Norah | 15 | |
| John Cattling | 11 | |
| John Fitzgerald | 37 | |
| John Stephen | 36 | |
| J.T. Hendry | 12 | |
| Joseph Button | 13 22 | |
| Jubilee | 23 | |
| June Rose | 25 | |
| Juniper | 15 | |
| Justifier | ||
| K. | ||
| 19 | ||
| Kalan | 17 | |
| Karen Marie | 7 | |
| Kastoria | 3 | |
| Kathleen | 10 | |
| Kellet | ||
| Eager | 29 | |
| Eaglet II | 5 | |
| Earl Essex | 2 | |
| Earl Kitchener | 13 | |
| Easter Rose | 27 | |
| Ebor Abbey | 20 | |
| Ebor Jewel | 17 | |
| Ebor Wyke | 29 | |
| Eccleshill | 29 | |
| Ecila Eden | 2 2 | |
| Edith M. Purdy E.D. | 29 | |
| Walmsley Edwardian | 13 | |
| Edwina | 12A | |
| E.&F | 6 | |
| Egeria | 5 | |
| Eileen Emma | 36 | |
| Eilla II | 10 | |
| Elbury | 8 | |
| Eldorado | 16 | |
| E. Lauland | 23 | |
| Electra II | 17 | |
| Elena | 5 | |
| Elgin | 35 | |
| Elizabeth Angela | 16 | |
| Elk | 11 | |
| Ellesmere | 2 | |
| Elm | 25 | |
| Elmenzala | 25 | |
| Elna | 35 | |
| Eloquent | 9 | |
| Else Rykens | 19 | |
| Elsie Carn | 28 | |
| 35 |
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| [27] Kingston Cairn- gorm A (S.O.) | Portsmouth. Repairs. Date uncertain. |
| [27] Kingston Agate A D | |
| [27] Kingston Amber AD | Portsmouth. |
| [27] Kingston Ceylonite AD | |
| [27] Kingston Chryso- beryl AD | Portsmouth. Repairs. Date uncertain. |
| [27] Cape Palliser A | Portsmouth. |
| [43] F.S. La Nantaise A | Portsmouth. |
| Cherwell X - | Portsmouth. Traffic control |
| Strathcoe X 1 | Portsmouth. |
| [27] Cape Spartel X/L L D | Portsmouth. |
| [27] Sawfly X D | Demagnetisation Exp. |
| [27] C Magnolia X/L D | Portsmouth. |
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| Ferry Belle- - | |
| Ferry Prince - | |
| Laroc- - - | |
| Leprechaun - | |
| Llanthony | Portsmouth. |
| Poinavon - | |
| Princessa | |
| Sandringham | |
| Sir John Baker | |
| Vadne - - | |
| [43] Resolve D | Portsmouth. |
| [43] Stalwart D | Portsmouth. |
| Amsterdam D (Dutch) | At Sea. |
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| 2 | ||
| Elk | 25 | |
| Ellesmere | 25 | |
| Elm | 35 | |
| El Menzala | 9 | |
| Elna | 19 | |
| Eloquent | ||
| Else Rykens | 28 | |
| Elsie Carn | 35 | |
| Elsie and Nellie | 12 | |
| El Tovar | 22 | |
| Embrace | 27 | |
| Emerald Wings | 8 | |
| Emilion | 11 | |
| Emperor of India | 10 | |
| Empress | 9 | |
| Englishman | 19 | |
| Enterprising | 20 | |
| Ephretah | 28 | |
| Epine | 15 | |
| Equerry | 22 | |
| Erimo | 2 | |
| Erin | 36c | |
| Erith | 16 | |
| Erna | 18,37 | |
| Eroican | 17 | |
| Escalonia | 28 | |
| Esmeralda | 9 | |
| Esperanza | 4 | |
| Essex Maid | 24 | |
| Ethel Taylor | 23 | |
| Ethfra | 9 | |
| Etruria | 4 | |
| Etruscan | 35 | |
| Euclase | 14A | |
| Eunice and Nellie | 14A | |
| Europa | 14A | |
| Evadne | 5 | |
| Evelyn Rose | 14 | |
| Evening Primrose | 14A | |
| Everton | 14B | |
| Evesham | 14B | |
| Ewald | 36A | |
| Exchequer | 36A | |
| Exyáhne | 14 | |
| E.&T.S. | 22 | |
| Ex Fortis | 12 | |
| Explorer | 36A | |
| F. | ||
| Fairhaven | 36B | |
| Fairway | 14 | |
| Fair Weather | 28 | |
| Fairy Knowe | 14A | |
| Falconet | 11 | |
| Faraday | 14B | |
| Favour | 27 | |
| Fawn | 28 | |
| Fazenta | 35 | |
| Feaco | 35A | |
| Feasible | ||
| Felicity | 15 | |
| Fenella | 23 | |
| Fentonian | 36A | |
| Fernmoor | 12A 29 | |
| Ferry Belle | ||
| Ferry Prince | 8 | |
| Fertile Vale | 8 | |
| Fervent | 22 | |
| Fidget | 11 | |
| Fidra | 11 | |
| Filey Bay | 22 | |
| Fintray | 16 | |
| Fir | 5 | |
| Firefly | 24 | |
| Fisher Boy | 12A | |
| Fisher Lad | 11 | |
| Fitzroy | 28 | |
| 16 | ||
| Flanders | Page | |
| Flandre | 23 | |
| Fleming | 14 | |
| Flora | 13 | |
| Floreat II | 27 | |
| Floreat III | 22 | |
| Florence Brierley | 22 | |
| Florio | 18 | |
| Flush | 4 | |
| Flying Admiral | 20 | |
| Flying Breeze | 14A | |
| Flying Wing | 4 | |
| Fontenoy | 7 | |
| Foray | 15 | |
| Force | 27 | |
| Forecast | 14a | |
| Forerunner | 10 | |
| Forte | 12A | |
| Fortitude | 2 | |
| Fort Robert | 19 | |
| Fort Rose | 35 | |
| Fort Ryan | 14B | |
| Fortuna | 29 | |
| Forward | 23 | |
| Foss | 9 | |
| Fox | 29 | |
| Foyle | 30 | |
| Franc Tireur | 20 14 | |
| Friesland | 35 | |
| Freyer | 36A | |
| Frons Olivae | 22 | |
| Fumarole | 28 | |
| Fyldea | 10 | |
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| Gadfly | 22 | |
| Gael | 17 | |
| Galvani | 14B | |
| Garola | 35 | |
| Garry | 20 | |
| Gava | 14 | |
| Gelert | 8 | |
| Geneva | 17 | |
| General Botha | 36A | |
| Genius | 15 | |
| Geordie | 23 | |
| George and Albert | 12 | |
| George Cousins | 27 | |
| George D. Irvine | 14 | |
| George Edgell | 11 | |
| George Robb | 16 2 | |
| Georgette | 10 | |
| Gervais Rentoul | 37 | |
| Girard | 8 | |
| Gilt Edge | 22 | |
| Girl Christian | 23 | |
| Girl Ellen | 10 | |
| Girl Gladys | 23 | |
| Girl Helen | 22 | |
| Girl Mary | 12 | |
| Girl Pat | 23 | |
| Girl Winifred | 29 | |
| Gladys | 12 | |
| Glala | 26 | |
| Gleam On | 31 | |
| Gleaner | 22 | |
| Gleaners | 23 | |
| Glen Avon | 23 | |
| Glen Gower | 3 | |
| Glen Heather | 17 | |
| Glen Kidston | 19 | |
| Glen Strathallan | 23 | |
| Glen Usk | 12 | |
| Glitter II | 7 | |
| Gloamin | 29 | |
| Gloria | ||
| Eager | 14A | |
| Eaglet II | 5 | |
| Earl Essex | 2 | |
| Earl Kitchener | 14 | |
| Easter Rose | 27 | |
| Ebor Abbey | 27 | |
| Ebor Jewel | ||
| Ebor Wyke | 17 | |
| Eccleshill | 29 | |
| Ecila | 29 | |
| Eden | 2 | |
| Edith M. Purdy | 2 | |
| E.D. Walmsley | 29 | |
| Edwardian | 13 | |
| Edwina | 12A | |
| E. & F. | 14 | |
| Egeria | 5 | |
| Eileen Emma | 12A | |
| Eilla II | 10 | |
| Elbury | 8 | |
| Eldorado | 16 | |
| E. Lauland | 23 | |
| Electra II | 17 | |
| Elena | 5 | |
| Elgin | 35 | |
| Elizabeth Angela | 16 | |
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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 (C38488)
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| DIANA renamed DIANA III - q.v. | PD(WAFC) | 16.11.42 | ||||||
| DIANA - renamed DIANA IV - q.v. DIANA (N.O.H.T.) (Prev. | MB | |||||||
| DIANA (Sir R. Evans) | MB | Laid up | 11.43 | |||||
| DIANA (M.O.H.T.) (Prev. | MY | 1930 1913 | R(T98B) | 8 | HD | 23.5.44 | ||
| DIANA (H. G. Levy) | MB | " | # | P BB | 23.6.41 .11.41 | .11.41 | ||
| DIANA (Admiralty) | MB | IHR | ||||||
| DIANA (Southgate Bros.) DIANA (D. Turner) - | Misc. MB | IHR | ||||||
| DIANA (ex DAWN) (Union | ML | R(T98B) | WD | 15.7.40 | 1.10.41 | |||
| DIANA II (M.O.W.T.) | R(T93B) | E(CHC) | 25.8.39 | 24.9.39 £60 | ||||
| DIANA III (ex DIANA) (M.O.W.T.) | 11 | # # | Laid up | 8.42 .10.43 | .10.43 .4444 | |||
| DIANA IV (ex DIANA) (M.O.W.T.) (Prev. owner | MB | " | Misc.N. | .11.41 6.42 | .6.42 | |||
| DIANA V (Mgrs. Freight | " | Laid up | 21.3.41 . 1.42 | 1.42 | ||||
| DIANA LUCIE (Belgian Economic Mission) | DR(Be) | 1931 | 78 It | DG | 27.5.40 17.10.40 |
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4. 397 The for the following reasons boats given were below:- abandoned either on passage or at Dunkirk, (a) THARK. Rope foul of propeller and rudder. Abandoned half way. (b) SANTOSY. point arose Petrol here. failure. Abandoned near W. buoy. An interesting had been The Sub-Lieutenant in command said that he officer told him which cans to take was dressed as a Lieut. certain who cans which were subsequently found to contain water. The instructed to fill up with petrol at RAMSGATE from Commander (E) RINI When this was discussed, the Sub- Lieutenant reported this to the Engineer Captain (or Commander) at RAMSGATE, who said that there was no Lieut. Commander (E) at RAMSGATE, at any rate on the staff. I do not know if this offic- er could be, or ever was, traced and identified. (c) DIANA MARY. Engine trouble and damage to propeller. Abandoned at Dunkirk. (d) ADMIRAL SUPERINTENDENT&S BARGE (Portsmouth). Ran on a pile of submerged masonry in Dunkirk and abandoned. The officer in this boat (Sub-Lieutenant BIGGS, R.N.,VeR.) left his charts on board. I should have sent him back for them, but did not do so as it was near the time ordered for laeving, and I thought he only had charts from RAMSGATE which gave no useful information to the enemy. Subsequently reflections made ne think he might have had a chart from Portsmouth, SO I went in to S.O.(1) office at Portsmouth on 6th. June and reported the circumstances, leaving S.0.(1) to pursue the matter further. to The convoy arrived at Dunkirk between 2300 and 2345, having beende- layed by trouble with the tows. Most of the boats had been slipped in the neighbourhood of the S.W. RUYTINGEN buoy and sent on. The other three tugs proceeded to the East of the entrance: SUN IV at first stayed just to the West of the wreck outside the entrance, and in this position picked up an open boat with a dozen French soldiers and an officer, who had been isolated and escaped. From the officer it was learnt that the Germans had possession of MARDYCK fort about 3 miles West of Dunkirk. 5. The motor boats carried on with their work, and SUN IV proceeded just to the Eastward of the entrance, having a look to see if there was any work to be done while passing. All appeared to be going well, all berths at the East mole were occupied and there were one or two ships lying off ready to berth. 6. At about 0115 (4th. June) one of my motor boats returned, and told me that there were no more French troops at the QUAI FELIX FUARE, and that Commander TAYLOR had left the QUAL. This boat was slightly damaged and so I left her in company. 7. At about 0200 the two end berths on the East mole were clear. H.M.S. "MALCOLM" went alongside and I fallowed in SUN IV, as also did the tug RACIA, to see if there were any more French troops. There were only a few, who embarked in "MALCOIM", this ship asked me to push her stern in to the jetty, which I did. sailed RAMSGATE; the return passage was uneventful. I was passed I left at 0230, approximately, picked up the waiting motor boat, and by two or for three destroyers and a minesweeper. Tug SUN XV towed home another vessel one picked up halfway. 8. Out 14 boats which started for Dunkirk, 8 or 9 had to be abandoned of the for one reason or another, but the crews were recovered safely. The remainder found their own way back to RAMSGATE, with the
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Dyram. 147 428 H.M. Tug "St. Clears", 404 Sheerness. TO: KING'S HARBOUR MASTER. 7th June, 1940. Sir, I Clears" submit the following report and the movements Tug "St. during the evacuation of troons from of H.M. area. COPY. ZIA a 40% S.S."RYE" at Jersey, 5th June 1940. ssociated Humber Lines, arine Dept., ULL. Bir, 1940. I beg to report that at 8.45 pm. on Tuesday, 4th, when passing Dover I observed a motor boat about two miles outside my track, flying a white flag and trying to attract attention. I proceeded to boat and found it packed with soldiers who said they were French from Dunkirk and had no more petrol. After careful examination I allowed them to come on board unarmed, and towed the boat towards Dover Harbour, distance about five miles. After speaking the examination vessel I anchored and a tug was sent out to me. The men, 24 and four Officers, 28 in all, were sent on ral the tug and the tug towed the boat into the Harbour. I then proceeded at 11.10 pm. to my destination. The boat was the "Diana Mary" a British boat about 30 feet long. I sent a man down to make boat well fast and steer it. This man noticed a licence on dashboard "Thames Conservancy". One of the French Officers told how, at 7 am. on Tuesday morning, his party selected this boat out of a number abandoned on the beach. She was well provisioned with food and a note in the boat in English read good luck to those who get her." These soliders waited for tide to float it and then pushed out to sea. When I picked them up at 8.45 pm. they had not the least idea where they were. Fog had been general all day. Yours faithfully, Sgd. A. Hiley.
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VESSEL OWNER REMARKS DIAMOND Cosens & Co. Released 3.6.40. DIANA MARY C/o Toughs Returned to owner. COP MA J DIANTE E.W. Tyler T.98. A.P.S. DOLPHIN c/o Watercraft Re-allocated to A.P.S. MAJO1 DOREEN E. Brown T.98. Returned to owner 6/6. MALDO DORIAN E.S. Webberley A.P.S. Hamble. DREADNOUGHT II G. Murrell No information of return from Dunkirk. MALVI DREADNOUGHT III G. Murrell No information of return from Dunkirk. MOLLY DUCHESS OF YORK W. & P. Robinson Returned to owners. MARE DUKE S. Williams & Sons, Ltd. Returned to owners. MARCH D.L.G. C.B. Wright Released 3.6.40. Re-allocated to MARGH S.P.L. Admy. Service (6A). DANDY Wackett A.P.S. MARINA DIANTHUS J. Tims & Sons Returned to owners, MARSAY DINKY (10' Boat) H.H. Miramo No trace of return from Dunkirk. MARINA DORIS (Wherry) T.H. Read Reported lost by owner. DUMPLIN (Boat) G. Stead Reported lost at Dunkirk. ARICE Now presumed lost. ARY ARY HC ARY IR EASTBOURNE BELLE Allchorn Returned to owners. ARY ROB EDWARD & MARY C. Adams (6A) Re-allocated to Spl. Admy. Service. ELIZABETH GREEN H. Green T.98. Re-allocated to A.P.S. RY SPE ELLA W. Wills T.98. Returned to owner 6.6.40. RY SPE ELVIN E.W. Vincent T.98. Returned to owner. ILDA EM Messrs. Hill Released - unsuitable. EMPRESS E. Crouch Abandoned at Dunkirk. BELLE ENCHANTRESS Allohorn & Sons ENCOURAGE Abandoned at Dunkirk. LOWER Bob Leach & Sons Released 1.6.40. Re-allocated for ENDEAVOUR W. Robinson Spl. Admy Service (6A). DER ENTERPRISE Damaged - returned to owner. G.J. Kent AIDEN T.98. No report received from ciron. EY list of missing vessels. EOTHEN ANT Lt. R.H. Edmead A.P.S. E.R.V. E. Harvey T.98. Returned to owner 5.6.40. ERIC LICENT H.S. Redman T.98. Returned to owner. ESPERANZA Bond's Boatyard Returned to owners 31.5.40. ETHEL ELLEN E.S. Amey T.98. Returned to owners 6.6.40. DSA ETHEL MAUD P.H.C. Wills T.98. Returned to owner.6.6.40 - IKOI damaged. ELAINE J.R. Brown A.P.S. DRU II EDWINA Geo. Reid & Ors. No trace Remagate List 31.7.40. No information of return from Dunkirk. TAUR EASTER MORN (WY61) H. Duke Prepared, but did not go to Dunkirk. ENDEAVOUR (WY) T. Hutchinson EDINA (Wherry) Prepared, but did not go to Dunkirk. T.H. Read Reported lost by owner. RASOL EX-SERVICE DINGHY 6th Ramsgate Scouts No trace of return from Dunkirk. EDNA H.V. Little Returned to owner. 08 EASTBOURNE QUEEN H. Sayers Reported lost at Dunkirk. MADGE MING $ MODESTY PAH WA RCH ROSE Motor BOE Motor Boa vior 2 Torpedo top Ferries SME
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THE EVACUATION FROM DUNKIRK CHAP. XI The Admiralty had already continued (2312/2) for the undertaken evacuation that ships would be night the evacuation 3rd to 4th on June, this and night. they To this the French agreed. complete on the vided and air protection now urged the French of Admiralty trops pro- Plan for the night embarkation, the hours of 2230/3 and with such ships for For this last and night the maximum it was decided effort to was cut to down be made, by one hour the time mained available, between to be made by personnel 0230/4. From the as re- Pier, liftings were to be sent to the entire vessels, destroyers, and East minesweepers; be ships received, were and it was estimated that length of the pier as paddle as they could Drifters and fast thus be provided and for docks 14,000 of men. the inner harbour. small craft were to go would up to the quays be French ships, for which right latter pier the remaining would also lift ships (minesweepers the other than paddle, the beach, the Quai Félix Faure, British Avant Port (West Pier) ; from numbers could be estimated, were and the to New responsible for evacuation from Malo no boats. Locust was to remain loads ferried out to her by small vettes and skoots) outside and troops, receive to number of 5,000. The gunboat cor- It was intended to employ on the work a force of 9 personnel vessels, 9 destroyers (all that were available), 4 paddle minesweepers, 7 fleet minesweepers, 9 drifters, the Locust, 2 corvettes, 4 French torpedo boats, and a number of organised motor boats flotillas including lifeboats from Ramsgate and Dover, together with a large number of French and Belgian fishing vessels. Eleven small French ships and 3 small tugs left Cherbourg for Dover on the night 2nd-3rd June ; Le Havre was scheduled to send 8 trawlers, 2 minesweepers, 1 tug, and 20 small dinghies ; and Fécamp sent 14 trawlers. During the afternoon of the 3rd the French authorities transmitted the figure of French troops still remaining in Dunkirk. This was about 30,000, a pro- portion of whom belonged to other than combatant units. The total capacity of the lifting force, if used to the full, was 30,000, but this was about 5,000 more than the facilities within the port would permit of being embarked in 4 hours, even if the French troops moved with the greatest rapidity at all points of embarkation. On previous occasions there had been some instances of difficulty in persuading French troops to embark otherwise than as complete units. Vice-Admiral Ramsay consequently impressed on the French liaison officers the necessity of speed, and he added a number of French officers and ratings to the augmented pier parties which were despatched to Dunkirk at 2200, in I The following ships landed troops in England on 4th June (numbers landed in brackets) British - destroyers Express (611), Malcolm (736), Sabre (592), Shikari (383), Vanquisher Minesweepers Albury (400), Halcyon (501), Kellett (30), Leda (500), Medway Queen (266), ferred to trawler off Dunkirk on account of collision damage) Gunboat Locust (196) (414), Venomous (1200), Whitshed (444); Corvettes Guillemot (460), Kingfisher (200, trans- Princess Elizabeth (329), Queen of Thanet (150), Speedwell (396) Trawler Saturn (418) Drifters Forecast (123), "L.H.W.D." (90) Skoots Bornrif (96), Hondsrug (308), Pascholl (255), Ruja (300) ; Yacht Gulzar (140) ; Personnel vessels Autocarrier (712), Canterbury Princess (659), Côte d'Argent (1349), King George V (817), Lady of Mann (1244), Newhaven (729), (1350), Tynwald (3000) ; Tugs Racia (123), Sun XV (37) War Dept. M.Ls. Maud (1270), Royal Sovereign (took the place of Manxman which refused to sail) Pigeon (23), Swallow (23) ; Sailing Barge Beatrice Maud (31), Tanga not reach England until 5th and June) launches (260) ; R.N.L.I. lifeboats Edward Z. Dresden (50), Greater (did London (48) ; Motor boats Nayland Bonny Heather (210), Diana Mary (28), Elizabeth Green (10), Meuse (50), Coliath trawlers (355), 3 patrol vessels (836), 13 trawlers and M.F.Vs. (1416), 1104. Belgian Tug 3 M/S (55), Walker II (76). French 5 Torpedo boats 2 S/M chasers (127), (183), 5 trawlers (554). 114
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THE FINAL NIGHT, 3RD-4TH JUNE CHAP. XII on motor boats, sailed the Thark with the motor boats, the 3rd the tugs Sun from IV, Tanga, Ramsgate Sun to XV, Dunkirk. and Racia, Two towing of between them were on account of water trouble petrol; the Diana Mary was 14 abandoned on the way across: in the while foul propeller and rudder, mouth, to piled up 28 Dunkirk troops), on some with and submerged engine the barge masonry of the (though Admiral in Dunkirk she Superintendent, eventually harbour and returned Ports- was abandoned. After waiting off Dunkirk since 2300 on the 3rd, the four tugs ordered at about 0200 on the 4th to go alongside the (East) Pier and embark were as many troops as possible, and by the time they were ordered to out they had collected 203 between them. Of the 14 motor boats which started clear from Ramsgate with the tugs only 5 or 6 found their way back ; all the remainder were abandoned for one reason or another. Embarkations at the West Pier (see Plan 4) Owing to confusion of nomenclature it is impossible in every case to specify definitely at which of the west piers or jetties the ships (other than destroyers and personnel vessels which berthed at the east pier) embarked their troops. In the western part of the port, reading from west to east, were (1) the West Pier (termed western jetty in the Sailing Directions), (2) the West Quay or Guiding Jetty, and (3) the Inner Western Pier (the inner or old western jetty of the Sailing Directions). Of the other three skoots that came over with the Lena, the Bornrif stated that she embarked 96 troops at the West Mole" between 2230 on the 3rd and 0100 on the 4th, and the Hondsrug 308 at the "West Pier' between 2245 and 0000; while the Pascholl, which had been commanded by four different captains in 8 days, does not specify from which part of the port she lifted the 255 troops with which she sailed at 0030. Another skoot, the Rina, which had spent 24 hours at Dunkirk, sailed about this time with 300 troops. The corvette Guillemot, which had come over with the Kingfisher, went to the Western mole" and secured ahead of the minesweeper Speedwell at 2355, leaving again at 0154 with French troops embarked to capacity" (460). This was her first and only trip, her previous service having been as base ship at Margate. The Speedwell which had berthed nearly an hour earlier than the Guillemot, took off 396 French troops, and the Halcyon, which had sailed from Dover in her company, 501. The minesweeper Kellett grounded forward against the western breakwater on a falling tide when she attempted to go alongside at 0100. It was an anxious moment, for almost simultaneously there same a report that 6 enemy T.B.Ds. were proceeding south-westward from off Ostend ; but the motor lifeboat Greater London towed the Kellett's stern away from the wall and enabled her to back away. She embarked a few troops from motor boats and sailed for Margate at 0220 by orders of Rear-Admiral Wake-Walker, for the West Pier was occupied and it would be some time before she could be loaded, and the Rear-Admiral feared that so slow a ship might not be able to reach England while our fighter patrols were operating. Two of the personnel ships were sent by Rear-Admiral Wake-Walker to the West Pier instead of to the East Pier, since the former was continuously crowded with French troops, whereas at the East Pier there were gaps in the flow of men. One of the two, the Royal Sovereign, embarked 1,350 men and sailed overladen half an hour after she should have been clear. Among the many ships and craft of which few or no details are recorded 117
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APPENDIX A THE EVACUATION FROM DUNKIRK TROOPS MOTOR BOATS, LAUNCHES AND VESSELS (contd.) TRANSPORTED Constant Nymph (Dr. B. A. Smith, Owner/Skipper) Cordelia (S/Lt. C. A. Thompson, R.N.V.R.) Couyt Bello IP Cyb' Dab II (Lieut. R. W. Thomson, R.N.V.R.) Defender (Skpr. E. A. Turnnidge) 00 Diana Mary Dreadnought II' 28 Dreadnought III' Eastbourne Bello Elizabeth Green 1 (S/Lt. E. T. Garside, R.N.V.R.) 10 Eastbourne Quoon' Empross (S/Lt. T. W. Betts, R.N.V.R.) Enchantrass' Encore I (Lt. Cdr. Wilson,) 44 Endcavour (Skpr. F.C. Halls) Enterprise Escaul' 2 1 Eskburn Eve' 27 (L/Sea. N. Furse, R.N.R.) Ferry Nymph Fervent 44 - (Lt. Cdr. W.R. T. Clements, R.N.R.) Fishbourne (I.O.W. Ferry) Forty Two I (Lieut. R. Nimmo, R.N.R.) Frightened Lady' 1 (S/Lt. S.C. Allen, R.N.V.R.) Gavines - Goy Crusader - (S/Lt. T. H. Rodgers, R.N.V.R.) Gipsy King - Glitter11 (A. Botts) (H. Brown) (F. Hook, Deal boatman) - (Actg. S/Lt. J. W. S. Culham, R.N.) Goldon Lily I Golden Spray II' (J. O'Neill and N. Cohen, Deal boatmen) (A. C, Crowthall, a Lloyd's official) Gondolier King Godolior Queen - Good - Grace Darling 11" Guen Eagle 1 - Halfway Handy nilly 140 Honora' (S/Lt. M. Phipps, R.N.) - Hound (S/Lt. C, Minchin, R.N.) (H. W. Knight, Capt.) 98 1 Lost, , 4 Ex-Belgian canal boat. Recorded ns sunk in Home Waters apparently subsequent to Operation " Dynamo." 148
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INDEX 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. 197
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OF OWNER REMARKS DIAMOND Cosens & Co. Released 3.6.40. DIANA MARY C/o Toughs Returned to owner. DIANTE E.W. Tyler T.98. A.P.S. DOLPHIN c/o Watercraft Re-allocated to A.P.S. DOREEN E. Brown T.98. Returned to owner 6/6. DORIAN E.S. Webberley A.P.S. Hamble. DREADNOUGHT II G. Murrell No information of return from Dunkirk. DREADNOUGHT III G. Murrell No information of return from Dunkirk. DUCHESS OF YORK W. & P. Robinson Returned to owners. DUKE S. Williams & Sons, Ltd. Returned to owners. D.L.G. C.B. Wright Released 3.6.40. Re-allocated to S.P.L. Admy. Service (6A). DANDY Wackett A.P.S. DIANTHUS J. Tims & Sons Returned to owners. DINKY (10' Boat) H.H. Miramo No trace of return from Dunkirk. DORIS (Wherry) T.H. Read Reported lost by owner. DUMPLIN (Boat) G. Stead Reported lost at Dunkirk. Now presumed lost. EASTBOURNE BELLE Allchorn Returned to owners. EDWARD & MARY C. Adams (6A) Re-allocated to Spl. Admy. Service. ELIZABETH GREEN H. Green T.98. Re-allocated to A.P.S. ELLA W. Wills T.98. Returned to owner 6.6.40. ELVIN E.W. Vincent T.98. Returned to owner. EM Messrs. Hill Released - unsuitable. EMPRESS E. Crouch Abandoned at Dunkirk. ENCHANTRESS Allchorn & Sons Abandoned at Dunkirk. ENCOURAGE Bob Leach & Sons Released 1.6.40. Re-allocated for Spl. Admy Service (6A). ENDEAVOUR W. Robinson Damaged - returned to owner. ENTERPRISE G.J. Kent T.98. No report received from circn. list of missing vessels. EOTHEN Lt. R.H. Edmead A.P.S. E.R.V. E. Harvey T.98. Returned to owner 5.6.40. ERIC H.S. Redman T.98. Returned to owner. ESPERANZA Bond's Boatyard Returned to owners 31.5.40. ETHEL ELLEN E.S. Amey T.98. Returned to owners 6.6.40. ETHEL MAUD P.H.C. Wills T.98. Returned to owner.6.6.40 - damaged. ELAINE J.R. Brown A.P.S. EDWINA Geo. Reid & Ors. No trace Ramsgate List 31.7.40. No information of return from Dunkirk. EASTER MORN (WY61) H. Duke Prepared, but did not go to Dunkirk. ENDEAVOUR (WYL) T. Hutchinson Prepared, but did not go to Dunkirk. EDINA (Wherry) T.H. Read Reported lost by owner. EX-SERVICE DINGHY 6th Ramsgate Scouts No trace of return from Dunkirk. EDNA H.V. Little Returned to owner. EASTBOURNE QUEEN H. Sayers Reported lost at Dunkirk.
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1 TO DOVER LETTER OF 6 ans. 19to ENCLOSURE No - 2 - VI Yachts and Small Craft. (Continued). Pioneer. Chelsea. Two Rivers. Charlotte. Unique. Diana Mary. - DOVER Eothen. Cuisisana. Ramagete 18/6 Princess Lily. / The King. Count Dracula. Royal Thames. Gayfly. Formosa. Sallyforth. Margherita. Kayell. Maldon Annie. Anthony. Canvey Queen. Imshi. Miss Ming. Sinbad II. Princess Maud. Curlew. Empress. Skylark. Faversham. Bream. Queen Boadicea. Pike. Queen Boadicea. II. Windsor Castle. Vera. Omega. Daphne. Tinker. Kingwood. Black Arrow. Hurlingham. Thetis. The Viscount. Aljanor. His Majesty. Silvery Breeze. The Marchioness. Rummy II. Mutt. Thark. ih,Dovier 18/6 Jeff. Thurne. Beverley. Fleetwing. St. Patrick. Miss Modesty. Skylark. (whech of may ?) Gay Venture. Spinaway. Westerly. Mary Rose. Sylvia. Advance. Lorna Doone. Hanora. Hazard. Maid of Honour. Tigris I. Cordelia. Iote. View Finder. Shamrock. Karina. Queen of England. Triton. Wolsey. Stonehaven. X Sceneshifter. 1 name unknown (Thames Conservancy). 1 Seaschool Yacht (Shipping Federation, Cmdr. Cavill). VII Power Driven Lifeboats. 26 out of 27 have not been returned. It is understood that 3 are still at Ramsgate. VIII Ordinary Lifeboats. 34 out of 87 have not been returned.
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11106 130 DEPARTMENT my STATE & 20 .2 & of a 4 is 8 ENCLODURE No. TO DOVER LETTER OF 6 ans 1940 1940 the 2 100 Saux THE STOR The PROTE Note NO LISTION that the area 2nd Admiralty July 1940 S.W.1. 19A07 should need ay note DISTRICT and & list FROM:- The Naval Officer in Charge, Ramsgate. CODE? 18 be THIRTY and DATE:- 10th July 1940. No. 3578/212. Amira NEW the TOTAL Should TO:- Flag Officer Commanding Dover. OF this THEIR arotan Bro THE SECURITY A .co they the One FLAB THE to PRODUCE 10% DYNAMO SMALL CRAFT STILL ST RAMSGATE. (Dover Signal 1113/10, With reference to the above signal the following DYNAMO small craft are still in Ramsgate, vide List 2 of Ramsgate's 3540/81 of 7/7/40. LIST 2 - SMALL CRAFT REMAINING IN RAMSGATE POOL. NAME TYPE. REMARKS. X Ace Capri The Lady Essie Originally allocated Ramsgate Auxiliary Snip Patrol but found unsuitable. Gerfalcon Anne Ex M/L 104 80 ft. Antoinette Cabin Cruiser Diante " II Eothen Ex M/L 286 80 ft. D'sel Cabin Cruiser 45 ft. Waiting tow to Littl Iris Small Open Launch Mr. Gellatly, Margat Chanticler Schuyt Mr. Dipple, Ramsgate Bluebird Open Launch W. Ragless, Bognor. Diana II Day Cruiser Ex Sandwich Vosper 1726 Service Open Launch Portsmouth Volendam Motor Life Boat No. 1854 Harbour Launch Portsmouth Gondolier Prince Ferry Launch Poole. X VICE ADMIRA 11 JUL 1940 * DOVER CAPTAIN. NAVAL OFFICER IN CHARGE. RAMSGATE.
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Hire and Repairs and Expenses Replacements Total Vessel Type Claimant Paper No. £ S d £ 8 d £ S "SKYLARK" "SOUTHERN QUEEN" --- The Southern Railway 3 9 "FERRY NYMPH" Company AG.3/3531/40.Pt.I "DIANA" & "SCORCHER" Tugs Clements, Knowling 19 1 9 & Co. Ltd. " " " 3 1 - "MAY C" Tug W.F. Corsan " " " "CULEX""APAR" "ABONIA" } 159 5 6 Tugs Gaselee & Son Ltd. " " " "WASP" "KNAT" & "SAURIA" "JOHN HAWKINS" Tug John Hawkins " 11 " 23 15 10 Humphery & Grey 12 10 - (Lighterage) Ltd. " " " "AUGUSTA" "KATIA" & "KHURDAH" Tugs " " " 80 16 2 J.P. Knight Ltd. "RIO" "LECTRO" & "DITTO" " Union Lighterage Co. Ltd. " If " 57 10 - Various Barges P.L. Authority " " Pt.II 49 15 2 "SKYLARK" Brighton, Hove & Worthing Gas Co. 11 11 " 2 3 8 "ARCADIA" "PERSIA" & m Tugs William Watkins Ltd. " " Pt.I 1626 5 - "TANGA" "BEATRICE MAUD" & "SPURGEON" 3 S.Bs. J. P. Knight Ltd. " If 11 20 - I S.T. New Quay, Sandbanks Yacht Co.Ltd. " " Pt.II Poole 1 8 - "PASS OF BALLATER" Tanker Bulk Oil Steamship Co. Ltd. " " " 3 10 - Various and Tug "SECURITY" J.W.Cook & Co. Ltd. " " Pt. I 65 4 8 H.Trust & Son " " BELGIAN Trawlers Pt.II 2 10 - Various Tugs Soton, I.of W. & S. England Royal Mail Stm. Pkt. Co. Ltd., " " 11 16 16 - Various Gamecock Steam Towing Co. Ltd. " " " 13 2 5 W.G.James & Sons Ltd. " " " "ESKBURN" S.S. 13 3 2 If "TEANO" Ellerman's Wilson " " " Line Ltd. 19 14 9 " " 11 Southern Railway Co. Various 94 10 -
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4. 397 The for the following reasons boats given were below:- abandoned either on passage or at Dunkirk, (a) THARK. Rope foul of propeller and rudder. Abandoned half way. (b) SANTOSY. Petrol failure. Abandoned near W. buoy. An interesting point arose here. The Sub-Lieutenant in command said that he had been instructed to fill up with petrol at RAMSGATE from officer who told him which cans to take was dressed as a Lieut. certain cans which were subsequently found to contain water. The Commander (E) RINI When this was discussed, the Sub- Lieutenant reported this to the Engineer Captain (or Commander) at RAMSGATE, who said that there was no Lieut. Commander (E) at RAMSGATE, at any rate on the staff. I do not know if this offic- er could be, or ever was, traced and identified. (c) DIANA MARY. Engine trouble and damage to propeller. Abandoned at Dunkirk. (d) ADMIRAL SUPERINTENDENT&S BARGE (Portsmouth). Ran on a pile of submerged masonry in Dunkirk and abandoned. The officer in this boat (Sub-Lieutenant BIGGS, R.IN.V.R.) left his charts on board. I should have sent him back for them, but did not do so as it was near the time ordered for laeving, and I thought he only had charts from RAMSGATE which gave no useful information to the enemy. Subsequently reflections made ne think he might have had a chart from Portsmouth, SO I went in to S.O.(1) office at Portsmouth on 6th. June and reported the circumstances, leaving S.0.(1) to pursue the matter further. to The convoy arrived at Dunkirk between 2300 and 2345, having beende- layed by trouble with the tows. Most of the boats had been slipped in the neighbourhood of the S.W. RUYTINGEN bucy and sent on. The other three tugs proceeded to the East of the entrance: SUN IV at first stayed just to the West of the wreck outside the entrance, and in this position picked up an open boat with a dozen French soldiers and an officer, who had been isolated and escaped. From the officer it was learnt that the Germans had possession of MARDYCK fort about 3 miles West of Dunkirk. 5. The motor boats carried on with their work, and SUN IV proceeded just to the Eastward of the entrance, having a look to see if there was any work to be done while passing. All appeared to be going well, all berths at the East mole were occupied and there were one or two ships lying off ready to berth. 6. At about 0115 (4th. June) one of my motor boats returned, and told me that there were no more French troops at the QUAI FELIX FUARE, and that Commander TAYLOR had left the QUAL. This boat was slightly damaged and so I left her in company. 7. At about 0200 the two end berths on the East mole were clear. H.M.S.) "MALCOLM" went alongside and I followed in SUN IV, as also did the tug RACIA, to see if there were any more French troops. There were only a few, who embarked in "MALCOLM", this ship asked me to push her stern in to the jetty, which I did. sailed at 0230, RAMSGATE; the return passage was uneventful. I was passed I left approximately, picked up the waiting motor boat, and by two or for three destroyers and a minesweeper. Tug SUN XV towed home another vessel one picked up halfway. 8. Out boats which started for Dunkirk, 8 or 9 had to be abandoned of the 14 one reason or another, but the crews were recovered safely. The for remainder found their own way back to RAMSGATE, with the
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Dyram. 147 428 H.M. Tug "St. Clears", 401 Sheerness. TO: KING'S HARBOUR MASTER. 7th June, 1940. Sir, Tug "St. during the evacuation of troons from H.M. area. I Clears" submit the following report and the movements of COPY. ZIA a 40.0 S.S. "RYE" at Jersey, 5th June 1940. ssociated Humber Lines, arine Dept., ULL. OF Sir, June, 1940. I beg to report that at 8.45 pm. on Tuesday, 4th, when passing Dover I observed a motor boat about two miles outside my track, flying a white flag and trying to attract attention. I proceeded to boat and found it packed with soldiers who said they were French from Dunkirk and had no more petrol. After careful examination I allowed them to come on board unarmed, and towed the boat towards Dover Harbour, distance about five miles. After speaking the examination vessel I anchored and a tug was sent out to me. The men, 24 and four Officers, 28 in all, were sent on the tug and the tug towed the boat into the Harbour. I then proceeded at 11.10 pm. to my destination. The boat was the "Diana Mary" a British boat about 30 feet long. I sent a man down to make boat well fast and steer it. This man noticed a licence on dashboard Thames Conservancy". One of the French Officers told how, at 7 am. on Tuesday morning, his party selected this boat out of a number abandoned on the beach. She was well provisioned with food and a note in the boat in English read "good luck to those who get her." These soliders When waited for tide to float it and then pushed out to sea. I picked them up at 8.45 pm. they had not the least idea where they were. Fog had been general all day. Yours faithfully, Sgd. A. Hiley.
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