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- Ship type: D
Lloyd’s Yacht Register (1939)
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JOSEPH MARCEL (French) trawler 107th Section) Any La Celver. 25th May See under Prins Boudew1 in with the N/8 La Treate IL. was attacked by seven bombern off the Dyok Light Versel. The In Truche II and the Dyst Light vocael vere both sunk. The Joseph Marie, assisted by 3 English Vessels, reserved the crews and proceeded to Dunkirs, 26th May Under fire in harbour; 2 fatal correlties, 1 serious. The captain was slightly wounded. - - The Joseph Marie continued to sweep the approach channels to Donkirk. 29th May - In Dunkirk harbour, the Joseph Marie THE hombed and sunk. W11 Authority - French Admiralty record, Folio No.11. (1) Chief boatewain's mate. 102
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JOSEPH MARIE French M/S trawler (107th Section) A. Le Calvez, Maitre de Manoeuvre. (1) 25th May - In company with the M/S La Trombe II, was attacked by seven bombers off the May 0500 Dyck Light Vessel. The La Trombe II and the Dyck Light vessel were both 1500 sunk. The Joseph Marie, assisted by 3 English vessels, rescued the 2200ca crews and proceeded to Dunkirk. 26th May - Under fire in harbour; 2 fatal casualties, 1 serious. The captain was slightly wounded. - - The Joseph Marie continued to sweep the approach channels to Dunkirk. 29th May - In Dunkirk harbour, the Joseph Marie 28th May 1000 was bombed and sunk. 1730 Sailed for Dunkirk. - Arrived Donkirk. to the east. Nil 29th May 0250 No troops found. Decided to return. 0830 Arrived Ramsgate. Authority - French Admiralty record, Folio No.11. buoy. Air attack. Arrived La Panne. Embarked French troops. Air attack. Proceeded with about 275 troops on board. 1830ca Encountered the P.M/S Gracie Fields which had been damaged by bombs. While the Gracie Fields, (out of control) steamed round in a circle, the Jutland took off some of her troops from the port side. Another ship [the M/S Pangbourne did the same on her starboard side. 2130oa Proceeded on homeward voyage. 30th May 0630 Arrived Ramagate. Disembarked 300 troops.(1) Tita sarwell and GROW relieved by Lt. Cdr. Clements fresh crew. 1530ca(3) Left Ramagate for Dunkirk beaches, towing the Johanna(2) the M/B Constant Nymph and at whaler and W outter. 2330ca Arrived Dunkirs beaches. Embarked troops, assisted by the Constant Nymah and Johanna. 51st May Took in tow 5 boats which were adrift, 03000a and proceeded. (1) (2) Not Johanna mentioned sent in in 2 D.R. reports. In one she says she was towed over the Jutland on 29th May, in the other on the "Thursday correct (3) Lt. 30th May, lat Officer of the Sutland, date night" was [i.e. 30th when Lt. Cdr. clements was under by May]. It is that in command. Lt. J.Bela Odr. Clements, P.N.V.R., that the Jutlant 186 osfied for THE returned (1) Chief boatswain's mate. 103
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Operation Dynamo Map — Movement Logs
Movements recorded for Joseph Marie during the evacuation period, as plotted on the Operation Dynamo map.
| Departed | Route | Arrived | Troops | Notes | Source |
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| — | Dunkirk | — | — |
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