Thuringia

ORDE: 0 · SCSL: 0 · Lloyd’s: 0 · Red List: 6

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Wikipedia vessel details

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Source table
Name
HMT Thuringia (FY106)
Pennant number
FY106
Flag
Royal Navy
Description
Naval trawler
Built
1933
Tonnage
396
Commanding officer
Ch. Skr. David William Leon Simpson, RNR
Trips to Dunkirk
Not stated
Troops landed
Not stated
Notes
Sunk
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ORDE Registry

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  • Thuringia — ADM 208/2, printed page 10

Red List (1939–40) — OCR

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Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939)

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Supplement 38017 — Dunkirk evacuation despatch page 21 icon
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SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 17 JULY, 1947                                 3315
Minesweepers—cont.
  HEBE                       (damaged aist May) PANGBOURNE ... (damaged agth May)
  KELLETT                    (   „ 2gth „ ) WESTWARD HO ... (      „ 3ist „ )


  ALBURY                               HALCYON                QUEEN OF THANET
  BRIGHTON QUEEN                       LEDA                   ROSS
  DUNDALK                              LYDD                   SALAMANDER
  DUCHESS OF FIFE                      MARMION                SALTASH
  EMPEROR OF INDIA                     MEDWAY QUEEN           SANDOWN
  FITZROY                              NIGER                  SNAEFELL
  GLEN AVON                            ORIOLE                 SPEEDWELL
  GLEN GOWER                           PLINLIMMON             SUTTON
  GOSSAMER                             PRINCESS ELIZABETH     SHARPSHOOTER
Total 36, of which 5 were sunk and 4 damaged.

Trawlers (Minesweeping, Anti-Submarine and " LL " sweep)
  ARGYLLSHIRE        ... (sunk ist June)      POLLY JOHNSON...    (sunk 2gth May)
  BLACKBURN
              ROVERS (          2nd „ )       STELLA DORADO...    (      ist June)
  CALIR                         29th May)     THOMAS BARTLETT     (     28th May)
  COMFORT                       29th „ )      THURINGIA     ...   (     29th „
  NAUTILUS                (     29th „ )      WESTELLA            (      2nd June)

  KINGSTON
       ALALITE            (damaged 2nd June)   SPURS              (damaged 2nd June)


  ARLEY                               GRIMSBY TOWN            LORD INCHCAPE
  BOTANIC                             GULZAR                  MARETTA
  BIOCK                               INVERFORTH              OLVINA
  CAYTON WYKE                         JOHN CATLING            OUR BAIRNS
  CHICO                               KINGSTON ANDALUSITE     SAON
  CORRIDAW                            KINGSTON OLIVINE        SARGASSO
  FLYDEA                             LADY PHILOMENA           WOLVES
Total 33, of which 10 were sunk and 2 damaged.

Special Service Vessels
  AMULREE ...                (sunk ist June)   CRESTED EAGLE... (sunk 29th May)
  GRIEVE                     ( „ ist „ )


  GOLDEN EAGLE                                  ROYAL EAGLE
Total 5, of which 3 were sunk.

Drifters (Mine Recovery and Flare Burning).
  BOY ROY                  (sunk 28th May)     LORD CAVAN      ... (sunk ist June)
  GIRL PAMELA          ... ( „ 29th „ )        PATON           ... ( „ 28th May)


  EILEEN EMMA                           GOLDEN SUNBEAM         SILVER DAWN
  FIDGET                                JACKETA                THE BOYS
  FISHER BOY                            LORD HOWARD            TORBAY II
  FORECAST                              LORD HOWE              UT PROSIM
  GERVAIS RENTOUL                       MIDAS                  YORKSHIRE LASS
  GIRL GLADYS                           NETSUKIS               YOUNG MUN
  GOLDEN GIFT                           SHIPMATES
Total 24, of which 4 were sunk,

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