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| 763 | Bluebell | Wood | AuxYwl | - | 35.2 | 8.9 3.7 | Summers& | Southmpton | Petrol Motor | Miss Mary M. Home | Hamble |
| 1437 | Cuan Wood | AuxCut | - | 310 | 85 55 | R.Cain | PortSt.Mary | Petrol Motor | Norman D. Ware | Plymouth |
| 1693 | Distel Wood | TwnSc | [ ] - | 52.0 | 11.5 8.5 | W.Yardley | Burnham- | 2 Petrol Motors | Mrs. Mary Latham | Itchenor |
| 1936 | Elizabeth Mary | AuxCut | 3.73 | 260 | 90 | 43 | Pearce | Looe | Paraffin Motor | Maj. P. W. O'Hara | Plymouth |
| 2197 | Fanny Mary Wood | AuxKch | [ ] - | 230 | 7.5 | 4'1 | R.Kemp | Emsworth | Petrol Motor | Capt. R. B. Drake | Poole |
| 2271 | Fiona | Wood | AuxYwl | 9:20 | 36'3 | 107 | 69 | R.Cain | PortSt.Mary | Paraffin Motor | S.A. Matthews | Glasgow |
| 2863 | Helena Mary Wood | TwnSc | 2124 | 55'6 | 116 | 64 | Jas.A.Silver, | Rosneath | 2 Petrol Motors | Philip N. Christie | Harwich | ||
| 2866 | Helen Mary Wood | TwnSc | 3:35 | 280 | 80 | 3.9 | Morgan | Teignmouth | 2 Petrol Motors | C. H. B. Kitchin | Teignmo'th |
| 5248 | Olive Mary | Wood | AuxCut | 3:89 | 25.5 | 8.5 53 | Harry King | PinMill | Petrol Motor | John Turvill | Ipswich |
| 17.7 | 200 | A.Westmacott | 1935 | Mary McLaurinColema | n |
| 5871 62036 MQKJ | Rhoda Mary | Wood Pet.Mot: | AuxSch | 86.49 129.68 202 | 101:2 | 219 110 6.1 10.0 | Feock 1868 | 2 Paraffin Motors (1)4Cy.51"-7" Buffalo, (1)6Cy. Djinn,33 | E. Haines Jones 30 conv.toYacht,30 | Falmouth |
| 108860 | Par.Mot. | Watterson | 20 | 42.0 | 5:5 | 8:0 | R.Cain | Mary | 2Cy.5}"-7" (side ppr.) | I. of M. |
| 6453 | Sheila | Wood | Yawl | 220 | 67 | 3.5 | R.Cain | PortSt.Mary | James Y. Wilson | Glasgow |
| 6846 | Sunrise | Wood | ScLch | - | 440 | 100 | 70 | L.Hicks | St.Mary, | C.2Cy. | Maj. A. A. Dorrien- | St. Mary, |
| (exEve-Mary, | Pet.Mot. | Schouten, | 69 | 45 | Mermans | muiden | 4Cy.90mm.-104mm. |
| 7472 | Vera Mary | Wood | AuxSch | 2571 | 51.45 | 13.4 90 | Berthon | Lymington | Oil Engine 4S.C.SA | Sir Philip Hunloke, | Southmptn | Cws | +16 Al |
| 30 Hunding 10. 31 Singoalla, 32 Smaranda. 33 N.N., 36 Lulu 2, 37 Rita 4, 39 Elisabeth 4, 41 Mary Queen 2, 43 Fenja, 46 Tosca. 55 Bojemus, 56 Risken, | 48 Eole. 54 Anya. |
| 113 PELAGIA KCH. J. H CORAH, J.P. | 114 BINGO. YWL J.T.W. FILSON | 115 GERTRUDE CUT. A. MONTAGUE HOLDEN. | 116 MARY QUEEN 2 SLP R. CHRISTIANSEN. | 117 PENGUIN SCH M. C.A. DRUMMOND | 118 WAVENEY KCH. MAJ. C. W.WILKIESON | 119 MIKADO. CUT F.G. LA TROBE-BATEMAN | 120 SILDAIV. SLP A. PEREZ SANJURJO, |
| 137 SAGITTARIO. SLP. JOSE CARO & VIZCONDE DE MORERA. | 138 VIOLA. CUT. A.R. LAPTHORN. | 139 MELORA. KCH N. LAIRD. | 140 GULL CUT. H. P.F. DONEGAN. | 141 УЛ LORRAINE SLP. E GARDNER, J.P. | 142 NESAEA. CUT. C.E. HARTRIDGE | 143 MARY BOWER CUT. MAJ. R. BRYSON. | 144 OWL. KCH. N.P. ANDREW. |
| 161 M MARGARET MARY M G .T. MORRIS. | 162 S III. MARIE M.YWL. CAP! R.S. SHAW. | 163 MAUDALRIC M. F.E. PETERS. | 164 GUSTELVII SLP TH. THOMSEN. | 165 SASKIA SLP K.H.PRESTON & R.STEELE. | 166 GRALIAN. M. A.W. MUNNS. | 167 CIN-QUE. SLP C.G.HEYWOOD. | 168 WANDERER. M.SLP R.S. MUNDAY. |
| S13 NORN. CUT. A.F ALBERT | 514 GYPTIS. TWL P.A. EVIN | 515 BRYONY SLP CAP? A.W. PAGET. | 516 COLUMBINE CUT MAJ G.T.C. PAGET. | 517 VERA MARY. SCH. SIR PHILIP G. HUNLOKE C.G.V.O | sie $ S SEA BREEZE M. KCH. P.E. BRADSHAW | 519 H SEA FISH. CUT. R PEATY. | 520 M BLUE PETER CUT D.W. MOLINS. |
| 617 V CHIRTA III. SLP V.CHAVARRI, MARQUES DE TRIANO | 618 SIGRID M.CUT. MAU. M.P. EVANS R.A. | 619 MOANA M.SCH. W.B. LEEDS. | 620 SPICA CUT. MRS A.M.HUNT & J.T.HUNT. | 621 MARY JOY SLP. MAJ. J. E.HARDEN. | 622 AIZU SLP. E. AZNAR MARQUES DE ZUYA | 623 SALOME CUT. COMD C.J.WEBB. R.D. R.N.R | 624 QUEENoFSCOTS S.SCH A.J. DREXEL |
| Kotick III | Slp. | F. Gallay | 292 | Lily Maid IV | M.Sch. | Capt. C. E. A. L. | Margaret MaryIII | M. | G. T. Morris | 161 | |
| Lallie | M.Sch. | J. Pidsley | 232 | Maida | Slp. | Lt.-Col. K. Barge. | Mary Bower | Cut. | Maj. R. Bryson | 143 | |
| Larry | Cut. | W. H. Watkins | 58 | D.S.O., M.C., D.L. | 792 | Mary Joy | Slp. | Maj. J. E. Harden | 621 | ||
| Lassie II | M.Ywl | G. J. Allday | 919 | Maid Honor | Kch. | Maj. W. Bertram Bell | 448 | Mary Queen 2 | Slp. | R. Christiansen | 116 |
| Latifa | Ywl. | M. H. Mason | 658 | Maid of Malham | Cut. | N. Jones | 870 | Mary Sheila | M. | Col. C. H. McCallum | 278 |
| Vera Mary | Sch. | Sir Philip G. | Wendorian | S.Sch. | Col. R. G. Llewellyn, | Zaza | S.Sch. | L. W. Farrow | 323 |
| K.L.P.T. Cambriona | K.M.L.C. Yankee | M.B.C.G. Sea Lass | M.B.Q.B. Mary Askew | M.B.T.Z. Musette |
| M.G.N.N. Sylvia | M.J.M.W. Mab | M.K.B.D. Kiwi | M.K.R.X. Rosemary | M.L.G.R. Calanthe |
| M.G.T.T. Gael | M.J.P.K. Mary Rose | M.K.D.F. Valerie | M.K.T.B. Kelpie | M.L.J.J. Melita |
| M.G.V.V. Nebula | M.J.P.P. Best Friend | M.K.D.K. Mary Jane | M.K.T.G. Cora Ann | M.L.J.K. Vera |
| M.G.Z.G. Yo-San | M.J.Q.Q. Vera Mary | M.K.J.Q. Bertha | M.K.W.N. Devonia | M.L.K.X. Ma Joie II |
| M.J.J.M. Ena | M.J.V.J. Pendragon | M.K.M.B. John Vander | M.K.Y.Z. Nell | M.L.L.W. Mary Fortune |
| M.J.J.S. Boadicea | M.J.W.W. Farewell | M.K.M.Q. Stormfinch II | M.K.Z.M. Mary Ann | M.L.M.G. Kinuna |
| M.J.L.C. Nephele | M.J.Y.C. Ottawa | M.K.N.M. Lhasa | M.K.Z.Y. Marieke | M.L.M.T. Mary Jane |
| M.L.W.W. Fireflash | M.M.G.R. Mary Sheila | M.M.P.S. Duet | M.M.V.M. Shiona | M.N.G.F. Zarefah |
| M.N.T.P. Windward | M.P.C.V. Fedoa | M.P.Q.R. Halcyon | M.P.X.J. Brat | M.Q.K.J. Rhoda Mary |
| M.N.V.D. Ione III | M.P.D.W. Seobhag-na-Mara | Mary III | M.P.Y.T. Whitelady | M.Q.P.F. Dorothy |
| M.N.V.L. La Falaise | M.P.F.C. Lily Maid IV | M.P.R.Y. Citara | M.P.Y.X. Mary Pauline | M.Q.P.V. Mabel |
| W.O.W.Z. Ranger | W.R.B.Y. Camargo | Y.T.P.Y. Mary I | Z.S.M.S. Toquade | Z.S.Q.G. Inyazi |
| Banahaw | 1280 | S. Casiana. | Beryl Jean | 4 | m. Mary Pauline | Blue Bell | 7 | a. Puffin. | Braemar | 122 | m. Marelyn. |
| Breewijd | 31 | a. Mary Jane. | C. D. 17 | 131 | S. Stansgate. | Carita | 12 | Potintxu II. | Chamaja | - | a. Azemmour. |
| Briand V | - | Montserrat. | Cacouna | 49 | a. Lucia. | Carmen III | - | Tango. | Chameleon | 10 | a. Rosemary. |
| Dear 5 | - | Mary Queen 2. | Diva | - | Hipp. | Dragon-Vert. | - | Penelope. | Edie II | 15 | a. Sonia. |
| Disa | 16 | m. Mary C. | Douca | - | Vance. | Ecume | 6 | Smaragd II. | Elia | 227 | a. Melodie. |
| Elisabeth | 50 | a. Rommerswael | Emma | 20 | a. Ma Jolie. | Esmeralda | 31 | a. Climena. | Eve-Mary | 69 | a. Thistle III. |
| Elisabeth II | 4 | Boreas. | Astolat | Esna | 31 | a. Mary Jane. | Evelyn | 227 | a. Diane. | ||
| Emily Mary | 8 | m. Thrifty Soul. | Esmé | 11 | a. Jean. | Evaness | 31 | m. Cheeni II. | Fée | 6 | a. Fae. |
| Felma | 5 | Martell. | Florrie | 18 | Sealark. | Frolic II | 19 | m. Mary Rose. | Gard | - | Sigrid. |
| Hilda Mary | 11 | a. Mary. | Idyll II | 16 | Circe. | Delivery | Islay | 7 | m. Ewen. | ||
| Hispania V | [ ] - | Toribio II. | Illiam II | — | Vega. | Irene | 54 | The Dawn. | Ito | - | a. Marylda. |
| Ibis | 21 | m. Baô. | Ingse | - | Mary Queen 2. | Isis | 3 | Styx. | James |
| Jester | 31 | m. Centaurus. | K.D.Y.1928 | - | Mary Queen 2. | Kentra | 86 | m. Cat II. | Kwangou | 24 | a. Belle Etoile. |
| Dorothea | 132 | m. Loly II. | Marie | 30 | m. Kinuna. | Mary | 41 | a. Sea Flower. | Maymie | 12 | m. Romasa. |
| Margarita | 1797 | S. Alacrity. | Marie | 26 | a. Why Not. | Mary | 11 | a. Dhia II. | Mayola | 5 | a. Sheila. |
| Margarita | 1322 | S. Surprise. | Marie | 11 | m. Mailla. | Mary | 7 | a. Inula. | May Queen | 52 | Redgauntlet. |
| Margarita | 7 | a. Stromboli. | Marie | Mary Ann | 24 | a. Mary Ann of | May Queen | 40 | Mariana. | ||
| Margery | 81 | m. Boyne | Marie | Mary Ann | 4 | a. Mary Jean. | Meamater | 14 | a. Riduna III | ||
| Water. | Geneviève | - | a. Nérée. | Mary Cort | 44 | a. Moïta. | Meander III | 41 | m. Sport. | ||
| Margherita | 380 | a. Davida. | Mariella | 30 | a. Barcarolla. | Mary Eddy | Medina | 24 | a. Grey Gull. | ||
| Margit III | - | Sigrid. | Mariette | 219 | a. Cleopatra's | Marynthea | 900 | S. Conqueror. | Meeuw | 11 | a. Pierrette. |
| Nun | 3 | Pixie. | Ona II | 12 | m. Maryphil. | Oursin | 21 | a. Nettle. | Paulina | 317 | S. Maria João. |
| Nymfe | - | Mary Queen 2 | III. | Oyster | 8 | a. Mudlark. | Pax | 11 | m. Cailcen | ||
| Odtaa II | 7 | m. Montola. | Orion | 16 | m. Vega. | Pallas | 9 | a. Shanakiel | Pelikaan | 27 | a. Mary. |
| Oleco | 39 | m. Newella. | Osmunda | 6 | Pinta. | Pansy | 3 | Rosemary. | Petite Brise | - | Isis II. |
| Ping | - | Mary Queen 2 | Portia | 702 | 8. Cynara. | Pukaki | 20 | a. Wenda. | Radiant | 380 | a. Georgette. |
| Poisson | Juliana | 5 | Kathleen III. | Query | 3 | Rosemary. | Rawn | 19 | a. Sea Air. |
| Redwing | 9 | a. Idita. | Rio Verde | 63 | m. White. | Rosemary | 32 | a. Cresta. | Saada II ... | - | Fanny. |
| Refanut | 14 | Silvana. | Sapphire. | Rosemary | 12 | a. Hesione. | Sabalo | 226 | m. Breezin "Thru. | ||
| Reg | 5 | Lintie. | Ripple | 283 | m. Carolita. | Rosemary | 7 | m. Falaise. | Sable Brach | 12 | m. Argent Brach. |
| Regina | 74 | a. Fiamma Nera | Rippling | Rosemary III | 10 | a. Rosemary | Saga | - | Avis. | ||
| Plyn | Roland von | Rover | 6 | a. Wahine. | St. Mary | 20 | a. Hilda. |
| What Next | 6 | m. Mary. | Wilna | 138 | m. Aisha. | Yara III | - | Kerz Arok. | Ziska | 170 | S. Majesta. |
| a. Constellation | 326 | a. White Shadow | 250 | a. Rhoda Mary | 202 | a. Altair | 161 | Heron | 137 | Waveney | 119 |
| a. Sylvia | 63 | m. Lady Baltimore | 58 | m. Ourida III | 54 | m. Lutra | 52 | m. Oomala II | 51 | m. Margaret Mary III | 49 |
| m. Dorval 47 | m. Echo | 44 | a. Reiger | 42 | a. Onrust | 40 | a. Amaryllis | 37 | m. Romance 36 |
| a. Pofi 47 | m. Kalan | 44 | m. Valkyrie | 42 | a. Grey Goose | 39 | a. Emilia | 37 | a. Vera Mary 36 |
| m. Maricelia | a. Jenny III | 34 | m. Green Dragon | 33 | a. Frances 32 | m. Helena Mary | 31 | m. Cobra | 30 | |
| a. Oceanic 35 | m. Maïa | 34 | m. Marama | 33 | a. Iyruna 32 | a. Mary Jane | 31 | a. Gay Bird | 30 | |
| a. Budoc II 35 | a. Maryk | 34 | Miquette | 33 | a. Lillah 32 | a. Nordstern | 31 | a. Halcyone | 30 |
| a. Psyche 29 | a. Mavourneen | 28 | a. Mary 27 | m. Erika 26 | m. Wanderer II | 26 | m. Molla II 25 |
| m. Santo Antonio II 29 | m. Medric | 28 | m. Mary Jane 27 | a. Erivale 26 | m. White Aster II | 26 | a. Myosotis 25 |
| a. Vera 29 | m. Stellanor | 28 | m. Sigurd 27 | Lil 26 | a. Casita | 25 | a. Rosemary IV 25 |
| a. Almida | 24 | a. Mary Ann | a. Grabe 23 | Amoretta 22 | m. Pennine Wind 22 | m. Elfe 21 | |
| a. m. Anaurus | 24 | m. Mary Askew | 24 | m. Happy Lass 23 | a. Beg-Hir II 22 | m. Roma II 22 | a. Esmeralda 21 |
| m. (See 610) | a. Miclou | 24 | m. Hyskeir 23 | m. Bird of Dawning 22 | a. Rosemary 22 | a. Finisterre 21 | |
| m. m. Eriska | 24 | a. Wanderer | 24 | a. Patna 23 | m. Gerris 22 | Ariki 21 | a. Mary 21 |
| m. Helga | 24 | Artica | 23 | m. Sentinel 23 | m. Marynong 22 | a. Black Dragon 21 | a. Nesæa 21 |
| a. Anne Marie 20 | a. Mary Bower | 20 | a. Wenda | 20 | a. Mallard | 19 | m. Ace | 18 | Hummel Hummel 18 |
| a. Armyonde 20 | m. Mary Rose | 20 | m White Wings | 20 | a. Manella | 19 | m. Adastra | 18 | a. Isolde 18 |
| a. Banba IV 20 | a. Moonraker | 20 | a. Zenita II | 20 | m. Mary Rose | 19 | a. Ailsa | 18 | m. Jano 18 |
| a. Nerida | 18 | a. Cimbria | 17 | m. Mary Sheila | 17 | a. Suzette | 17 | m. Deliane | 16 | a. Lora | 16 |
| a. Redskin | 18 | Dragon Fly | 17 | m. Narada | 17 | m. Undine | 17 | a. Elisabeth | 16 | m. Mary C | 16 |
| m. Parrot | 16 | a. Zilvermeeuw | 16 | m. El Djezaïr | 15 | a. Mary Fortune | 15 | a. Wanda | 15 | m. Espuma | 14 |
| Mignon | 14 | a. Thais | 14 | a. Cygnet | 13 | m. Majsa IV | 13 | m. Rosemary | 13 | m. Youla | 13 |
| a. Niobe | 14 | a. Valora | 14 | a. Dreva | 13 | m. Margaret Mary | 13 | m. Seaflight | 13 | a. Akela | 12 |
| m. Aptera | 12 | Delphis | 12 | m. Ilka | 12 | a. Mary Ann | 12 | a. Phynella | 12 | a. Sylvia | 12 |
| a. Arethusa | 12 | Dusmarie | 12 | Inez | 12 | m. Mary Ann | 12 | Pinuccia | 12 | Tamatea | 12 |
| m. Argent Brach | 12 | a. Dutch Maid | 12 | a. Isis | 12 | m. Maryphil | 12 | a. Playmate | 12 | a. Tamesis | 12 |
| m. Blue Horizon | 12 | m. Esterel | 12 | m. Lady Clara | 12 | Mugel IV | 12 | a. Rosemary V | 12 | m. Vega | 12 |
| a. Aline | 11 | m. Cooroo | 11 | a. Freya II | 11 | a. Joy II | 11 | m. Minnehaha | 11 | m. Rosemary | 11 |
| m. Alsatian Amaryllis II | 11 | a. Coronilla | 11 | a. Fubbs | 11 | m. June | 11 | m. Mirus | 11 | a. Ruddy, Sheldrake | 11 |
| m. Camellia | 11 | m. a. Festina Lente | 11 | m. Isle of Aran | 11 | a. Mary | 11 | m. Raukle Belle | 11 | m. Triad | 11 |
| a. Wyona Zaire 11 | m. Cormorante 10 | m. Huron | 10 | a. Mary Ellen | 10 | m. Penguin 10 10 | m. Stalo 10 |
| m. a. Anyder 10 | Eclipse 10 | m. Jolly Mariner | 10 | a. Mindy | 10 | a. Rosemary 10 | a. Telore 10 |
| 10 | Jorrocks II | 10 | a. Minna Dhu | 10 | a. Rosemary |
| Trahamba | 1 | S. Andria 432 | a. Heron 34 | a, Mary Ann 12 | S. Seton 39 | a. Dorothea 11 7 |
| Vega II 6 | m. Helena Mary | 31 | m. Serena | 8 | T. | a. Caprice 6 | formerly G. Inman & |
| m. Benita 8 | m. Mary Shella | 17 | m. White Orchid | 11 | Ltd., | m. Caducée (Le) 65 | a. Diana II 7 |
| a. Vera Mary Vivacious | 36 6 | Monsoon 6 | a. Myfanwy Bach 6 | a. Velella 11 | Mimosa 3 | m. Skoll 17 |
| m. Mary Rose 19 | S. Sapphire 1421 | Alethea 4 | Marina 34 | a. Kapoeas 8 | ||
| m. Noreska 27 | Burmester, | Dunlin 2 | Paula IV 5 | a. Lady Mary of Wood- |
| a. Hereward 7 | a. Papouf II 38 | a. Mary Bower 20 | 10 Mab | Comfort, E. L., | |
| a. Rosemary 7 | (P. Arbaut, Designer.) | a. Venise II 29 | Murbarak (see page 607) 7 | Gardens, Surrey. |
| a. Emilia 37 | m. Yaqui 12 | S. Winchester 466 | a. Mary 21 | Lorraine 3 |
| m. Kitikae 15 | (Designed only.) | m. Rayon 52 | m. Mary I - | m. Sybarite 9 | (Formerly Cary Smith & | |
| m. Lion 4 | m. Peg II 13 | m. Rosemary 11 | &EngineeringCo,,Ltd., |
| a. Verity a. Wapipi 12 | Quixie (designed only) - | m. Louana 43 | France. | m. Rosemary 9 | T. M. Tons |
| Attila (designed only) 5 | m. No. 367 (see page 608) 3 | a Olive Mary 7 | m. Kymata - | Hamble Luke & | |
| m. Helen Mary 7 | a. Radiance 13 | a. Hobo II 35 | a. Skjoldnæs II | a. Highflyer 9 | |
| a. North Star (designed only) 13 | a. Driac II 8 | a. Umurbey 78 | a. Mary Fortune 15 | (See George Marvin.) | m. Wytch 13 |
| a. Twinkler 4 | Fågel Blå - | (Designed only.) | m. Margaret Mary 13 | m. Native (designed only) 10 | only) 36 Ratona 2 |
| a. Valmara 37 | Fandango - | T. M. Tons | m. Margaret Mary III 49 | m. Ona 12 | |
| Antiope II 5 | m. Marynong 22 | m. Billie II 10 | Reta 12 | a. Flamingo 8 | m. Dushka 8 |
| Aziza 11 | a. Rana 8 | a. Chad 5 | m. Lazy Days (designed only) 10 | Kaanoge 2 | a. Fanny Mary 5 |
| Bissbi - | m. Valkyrie 42 | Comus 34 | m. Maryphil 12 | a. Kathleen 10 | Forester 6 |
| m. Mary Rose 20 | a. Singapore 7 | Widgeon 4 | m. Dimple 6 | a. Romayne 36 | Narwhal 5 |
| a. Keryl 13 | a. Oiseau Bleu 9 | Mary Queen 2 - | a. Le Cygne 37 | a. Grey Goose 39 | a. Remarie 11 |
| 8. Olive Mary 7 | Red-shank 4 | Vichy - | a. Meteor V 355 | a. Iolanda 59 | a. Wenda 20 |
| Westra 4 | m. Mary Askew 24 | m. Kami-no-Michi 28 | (See R. Kemp.) | m. Torsa 5 | a. Monica 7 |
| m. Nerita 17 | m. Rosemary | 9 | a. Phryna (in part) 21 | a. Loon | 9 | Carantec, France. | Blairmore, Dunoon, Argyll. |
| 8. Ninon 68 | m. Seran | 12 | m. Mary Askew | 24 | a. Anahita 15 | ||
| Boyers Cellars, Falmouth. | a. Nightfall 9 | m. Thelma | 12 | a. Amokura 24 | a. Rosemary V 12 | ||
| Park, Chiswick, London, W. 4. | only) St. Uny (designed | 13 | m. Dido of Eigg 23 | a. Mary Helen | 6 | (Designed only.) |
| m. Valerie II | 6 | a. Mary Joy 4 | m. Lilly-Ann 25 | (See Chantiers G. de | Aventure 5 | a. Saracena - |
| m. Lady Alex 12 | Caryl II | - | m. Rutland 17 | a. Diane 227 | Elrhuna | 4 | a. Mary Joy 4 |
| Harris.) | Salander, | Saunders, E., | m. Mary Fortune 8 | m. Caymania 19 | |
| (Formerly Gibbs & Co.) | m. Barra 73 | m. Crean Tarigh 10 | only) 14 | m. Mary Rose 20 |
| a. Pelagia | 41 | Wind'ard II 5 | m. Brownie | 9 | m. Mary Shella | 17 | m. Vailima II 85 | Lumey - | |
| m. Sunbeam | 11 | m. Rosemary 13 | m. Curlew | 8 | m. Morag | 30 | m. Zaida 6 | ||
| Westmorland. | m. Sheiling 39 | m. Helena Mary | 31 | m. Santo Antonio II | 29 | Komman- | Slade, J., & Sons, |
| m. Lady Molly 12 | m. Mary 8 | m. Beatitude 27 | Jumbo Too 2 |
| of American Yachts.) | m. Dobrena 6 | a. Frolic | 19 | m. Ann 8 | m. Frixos | 35 | m. Mary 6 |
| a. Kinkajou - | m. Veras 14 | Sophie | 10 | S. Deria-I-Nour III 33 | m. Kathleen Mary | 8 | m. Queen Anne 8 |
| a. Knot II 13 | S. Surprise | 1322 | a. Star Song 7 | a. Mary Ruth 8 |
| Lady Mary of Wood- | m. Covenhoven | 7 |
| Alamilla, Guillermo, Habana Yacht Club, Habana, Cuba. Ariel 4 | Aldeburgh Yacht Club, The Pavilion, Slaughden, Aldeburgh, Suffolk. Kelpie 2 | Alexander, Charles E., 4, St. Mary Axe, London, E.C.3. Srn. a. Vanda 81 | Alger, Rowland G., Rydal, 29, Llanthewy Road, Newport, Mon.-Bry. | Allcard, Victor, City of London Club, Old Broad Street, London, E.C.2.-Crz.-Tam. a. Antares 9 |
| Albemarle, Earl of, G.C.V.O., C.B., Quidenham, Norwich. R.Y.S.-Bem.-Crz.-Har.-N.&S.-Nfk. m. Alice Hawthorne 18 | Alderton, J. S., Nautpur, Felsted, Essex.-Bgs.S.- Col.-Wlt. a. Mary Ellen 10 | Alexander, J. W., The Merle, Coleshill Road, Marston Green, Warwickshire. a. The Lady Edwina - | Allan, Claud A., Kilmahew, Cardross, Dumbartonshire. C.Cor.-Cly.-Hly.-Lch.-Lgs.- Mud.-Nor.(C.)-Wst.-Y.R.A. | Allen, Ashton C., 19, Terlingham Gardens, Folkestone, Kent.-Lon. S. Eva 8 |
| Armengaud, J., 21, Bvd. Poissonnière, Paris, 2e. Y.C.F. a. Sainte Anne 17 | a. Riduna III 14 Arnold, Charles, Long Furrows House, Manningtree, Essex.-Har.-Mtr. | Asbrink, Gösta, Kungl. Motorbat Klubben, S. Blasieholmshamnen 6, Stockholm. m. Nordisk I - | Askew-Robertson, W. H., Castle Hills, Berwick-on-Tweed, Northumberland.-R.Y.S.-Srn. m. Mary Askew 24 | Astor, Vincent, 23, West 26th Street, New York. N.Yk.-Tms. m. Nourmahal 2036 |
| Bardou-Job, Pierre, 13, Rue Emile-Zola, Perpignan (Pyr.-Or.), France.-Y.C.F.-Msl. a. Marisa 33 | Barling, I. T., The Chestnuts, Newton Abbot, Devon. a. Mary Deirdre - | Barnes, J. W., 84, Prince William Street, St. John, New Brunswick.-Ken. a. Zetes I 19 | Barr, Archibald J., Hermiston, Kilmacolm, Renfrewshire. Cly.-S.M.Y.C. a. Islander 31 | m. Trevone 22 Barrett, H. R., Brooklands. London Road, Chelmsford, Essex.-nC.A.-Cch.(C.)-Cly.- |
| Barff, Mrs. E. D., 7, Promenade des Anglais, Nice(A.-M.), France. m. Maryphil 12 | Barlow, Squad.-Ldr. E. C., R.A.F., H.Q. Bomber Command, R.A.F., Uxbridge, Middx.-Msa. a. Sea Nymph 4 | Barnett, J. M., Byways, Lucas Green, West End, Chobham, Surrey.-L.S. a. Grey Dawn 15 | Barr, W. Gordon H., Ervie, 20, Park Road, Paisley, Renfrewshire.-Cly. a. Myrone 7 | London, S. W.7.-Bnm.-Ocn. a. Black Dragon 21 Barrie, W., The White Cottage, Rhu, Dumbartonshire.-C.Crz.-Nor. |
| Barker, Dr. Chesman, Fairhaven, Pevensey Road, Worthing, Sussex.-Bos. a. Mary Ruth 8 | Barne, Capt. Michael, D.S.O., R.N., The Mill, Birch, Colchester, Essex. Crz. Black Fox 81 | Barney, Mrs. J. H. B., Flat B, 68, Archers Road, Southampton.-Hbl. m. Mirami (P.O.) 26 | Barraclough, Capt. W., M.C., The Thatched House, Ingatestone, Essex. C.A.-Wlt. a. Anne 4 | Barrow, G. C., 4, Bennetts Hill, Birmingham-Crz. a. Dozmare (P.O.) 9 |
| Beatty, Comdr. R., R.I.N. (ret.), c/o Bank of Australasia, Threadneedle Street, London, E.C.2.-Bom. | Beaver, R. Atwood, B.M., B.Ch., mour Place, London, W.1. St.M. a. Tarlair 9 | Beckton, Horace, Brockwells, Clyst St. Mary, Exeter, Devon.-Stc.-Trq. Witch 3 | Beer, F. H., Links View, Whitley Bay, Northum- berland.-Nbl. a. Usan 19 | Beilby, E. M., 8, York Place, Edinburgh.-C.Crz.- Eas.-Nor. a. Commodore Trunnion 25 |
| Benson, Capt. C. E., Shawford Park, Shawford, Hants. m. Morvyth 3 | 55, Argyll Road, London, W.8.-Lym. a. Bonita 4 Bentzen, Einar, Kirkegaten, 12, Oslo, Norway. Bubbi 5 | Två Bröder 7 Berger, George W., 810, Prospect Street, New Haven, Conn., U.S.A.-N.Yk. m. Althea | Berlingieri, Prof. Avv. Giorgio, Via Roma 10, Genox,-R.Y.C.I. a. Flam Bernadotte | Berriedale-Johnson, W. H., Thornhill, St. Mary's Road, Long Ditton, Surrey.-Hay.-Lon.C.-Sth. m. Sigurd 27 |
| 56, Sloane Street, London, S.W.1. a. Leigh Hall (P.O.) 196 Birkbeck, M., 56, Sloane Street, London, S.W.1. 196 | Bishop, S. Stuart, 242, St. Mary's Lane, Upminster, Essex. m. Mei Foo 15 | Blackburn, Wing-Cmdr. H., Rozel Bay, Jersey. C.I. Hadgie 11 | Blake, Mrs. C. B., Mountshannoh House, Mountshannon, Co. Clare, Eire.-L.D. Martlet 4 | Tulip 4 Blakey, G. G., Cliffcote, South Cliff, Bridlington, Yorks.-Yrk. m. Hadir II 15 |
| Gairney 5 m. The Liz 21 | Bloomer, Lieut. B. G., R.E., | Bodley, Vernon, 11, Beaufort Mansions, Chelsea, London, S. W.3. | Bok, Mrs. Mary L. C., Merion Station, Pa., U.S.A. | Bond, W. R. S., |
| M.C., Oak Cottage, Tilford, Surrey.-L.S.- Sol. a. Moana 3 a. Mary Jane 31 | Brand, Charles G., 12, Pelham Place, London, S.W.7. Hbl. a. Dorma (P.O.) 5 | Bray, Arthur, 146, Marylebone Road, London, N.W.1. Br.M.-Hmy.-M.B.A.-Nav. a. Braymar 18 | Breckon, A. N., Waimana Avenue, Northcote, Auckland, N.Z. m. Alecia 7 | Brewer, J. O., Wood Rising, Willingdon, Eastbourne, Sussex.-New. m. Nahma (P.O.) 8. |
| Brady, John, Bank Grove, Albany Park Road, Kingston-on-Thames, Surrey. m. Mary 8 | Brandt, G. H., Rijksweg 212, Overschie, Holland. Maas. a. Wulp 27 | Bray, Mrs. J. A., Aux. Ketch Ben Hiant," Tobermory, Isle of Mull.-Hgh.-W.Ils. a. Ben Hiant 96 | Bréguet, Louis, 31 bis, Boulevard Suchet, Paris, 16e. Y.C.F.-C.V.P.-Dvl.-Hàv.-Tms. Namoussa V 6 | Briault, Douglas L., Woodbury, 64, Grange Gardens, Pinner, Middr.-L.S. m. Gay Venture 26 Brickwood, Harry, |
| Bruzzone, Comm. Attilio, Piazza Corvetto 2, Genoa. R.Y.C.I.-Lig. a. Emilia 37 | Bryson, Maj. Robert, York House, Kensington, London, W.8. Eng.-Oen. a. Mary Bower 20 | Buckingham, H. C. G., Gainsborough House, Speenhamland, Newbury, Berks.-Mtr. m. Mary Rose 20 | Bulkeley, Col. H. C., 19, Gloucester Square, London, W.2. Crn. m. Vixen 16 | Bullock, Willoughby, Tangles, Old Bosham, Chichester, Susser.-Ems.-LS.-Mtr m. Taurus 24 |
| Calderón, Saturnino, 5, Puerta del Sol, Madrid, Spain. Gea. S. Milagro 40 | Calvert, Daniel W., Stanhope, 2, Druids Cross Road, Calderstones, Liverpool. Con.-Mer.-N.W. m. Mary C. 16 | Cameron, A. V., Ardlarich, Rhu, Dumbartonshire. C.Cor.-C.Crz.-Nor. a. Leonora 33 | Campbell, Mrs. Ivar, Dawn Hill, Virginia Water, Surrey. S. Aloma (P.O.) 66 | Shirvan, Lochgilphead, Argyll. Hgh. m. Petrola 6 Campbell, R. H., |
| Carrard, E., 11, Rue de Longpont, Neuilly-sur-Seine, France.-Msl. a. Folly 11 | Carslaw, Chas. H., Dunrowan, Rhu, Dumbartonshire. Nor. Gerda (P.O.) 4 | Carter, Mrs. M. P., Berkeley, 1, Belltrees Grove, Streatham Common, London, S.W.16. m. Mary Pauline 4 | Cassidi, Surg. Comdr. F. L., R.N.V.R., St. Dunstans House, Canterbury, Kent. Nav.-Tem. a. Richard Davey 16 | Cave, C.J.P., Stoner Hill. Petersfield, Hants. R.Y.S.-Bos.-Cam.-Ems. a. Laura 10 |
| Cernadas, Alfredo, Calle Juncal 851, Buenos Aires.-Arg. a. Muriel 113 Cerruti, Comm. Ing. Camillo, | Chamay, Ch., 1, rue du Petit Chêne, Lausanne. Switzerland.-C.V.G. Vagabonde II — Wings - | Chantrey, Guy M., Kimberley House, 14/17, Holborn Viaduct, London, E.C.1.-Har.-Ssx.M. m. Margaret Mary 13 | Chatterton, Lt.-Comdr. E. Keble, R.N.V.R., Royal Thames Yacht Club, 60, Knightsbridge, London, S. W. 1. Crz.-Tms. a. Charmina 6 | Chetwode, Roger, 2, Cornwall Terrace, London, N.W.1. R.Y.S.-Art.-C.A.-Ocn. a. Tiger C 12 (See page 608) |
| Childe, E. C., St. Mary's Lodge, Lymington, Hants. Lym. Tons | Christiansen, 0. C. V., Amager Falledvej 23, Copenhagen. Kbn.-Svn. Tons | Christoffersen, C., Stathelle, Norway.-Nsk. Tons Västanfläkt - | Ciampi, Cav. Uf. Rag. Carlo, Via del Caravaggio 6, Milan, Italy. R.Y.C.I. | Clark, c/o Clark's Motors, Pinner Road, Northwood, Middx. Tons |
| Chillcott, R. B., Little Paddock, West Clandon, Surrey. Hay.-L.S. m. Wide Horizon 12 | Christiansen, Rolf, Postbox 163, Sandvika, pr. Oslo, Norway.-Nsk. Mary Queen 2 - | Christopher, R. N. R., Royal London Yacht Club, Cowes, I.W. a. Thelma II 63 | Miranda III — Circolo della Regia Marina, | Clark, Albert E., Oaklands, 8, Beaumont Close, Gidea Park, Esser.-Bnm.-Cch. a. Drumcree 129 |
| 6, Wardie Road, Edinburgh.-Alm. Aileen (P.O.) 3 Chisholm, S. M., Park Road. London, N. W.3. | Christie, Philip N., Goodall, Nazeing, Essex.-C.A.-Tms. m. Helena Mary 31 | Chupin, Alfred, 37, Rue Emile Zola, Brest.-Y.C.F. Violeta 13 | W.C.2.-L.S.-Ocn. a. Gipsy 10 Claeys, Marcel, 114, Avenue Elisabeth, Antwerp. Y.C.B. | Clark, Charles W., Upalong, E. Portlemouth, Salcombe, S. Devon.-C.A.-Foy. a. Lavinia II 6 |
| Collett, L. G., Rhydpool, Whitney-on-Wye, Hereford. Mtr. | Collings, C. J., St. Mary's Beach, Ponsonby, N.Z. N.Z.-N.Z.P. | 23, King's Avenue, Woodford Green, Essex.-Col.-L.S. a. Janmay 16 | Colongo, Alfredo, Corso Verona, 55, Turin; & Portofino, Genoa, Italy.-R.Y.C.I. m. Ambro II 13 | Combescot, Jean, 15, Avenue Victor Hugo, Paris, 16e. a. Julnar 135 |
| Diggens, R. W., 2, Amery Gardens, Kensal Rise, London, N.W.10.-Eng. a. Nepenthe (P.O.) 11 | Dinwiddy, T. N., Colston, Stoke Gabriel, Devon. C.A.-Crn.-Crz.(V.C.)-Drt.-Foy.-L.S.- Nav.-Sal.-Svn. a. Svenska II 13 | Dixon, John F., Estoril, Chalkwell Esplanade, West- cliff-on-Sea, Esser.-Nre.-Wef. a. Orchis 17 | Tms.C. m. Mary Fortune 8 Dobson, C. R. C., 6, Whittingehame Drive, Glasgow. W.2. Nav. | Dodds, A. McD., 77, North Road, Kew Gardens. Surrey. a. Hope (P.O.) 39 Dodero, Enrique, |
| Dollard, The Exors. of the late Joseph, Dalguise, Monkstown, Co. Dublin. Tons | Donaldson, N. P., C.B.E., 14. St. Vincent Place, Glasgow, C.1. C.Cor.-Cly.-Hly.-Lch.-Mud.-Nor.- Wst. Tons | Dorchester, Lt.-Col. The Rt. Hon. Lord, O.B.E., J.P., Greywell Hill. near Basingstoke, Hants. ; & Hamlet Lodge, Cowes, I. of W.-R.Y.S. | Dorrien-Smith, Miss Charlotte, Fishbourne House, Wootton Bridge, I. of W.-Crn. Tons | Douglas, W. Loudon, M.C., 6, St. Mary's Grove, Barnes, London, S.W.13.-C.A.-Mtr. Tons |
| Drake, Capt. R. B., Little Ridge, Elms Avenue, Parkstone, Dorset. a. Fanny Mary 5 | Drew, F. J., 15, Woodberry Way, London, E.4. C.A. a. Marchwood Maid 13 | Drummond, Cyril A., Cadland Cottage, Fawley, Southampton.-R.Y.S.-Srn, m. Penguin 21 | Dudgeon, Herbert, Rockford, Blackrock, Co. Dublin. Alf.-ub.-Ish.(c.)-St.G. a. Nicolette 24 | Duhs, Consul General Hugo, P.O. Box 245, Stockholm. K.M.K.-K.S.S.S. m. Dido 20 |
| Dykes, Col. F. H. Ballantine, D.S.O., O.B.E., Kepplewray, Broughton-in-Furness, Lancs.-H.B. a. Nahula 8 | Eastick, J. W., Pyebush House, Acle, Norfolk.-Yre. m. Glitterwake 11 | a. Cormorant 5 Mary 3 Echevarrieta, H., Orueta 6, Bilbao.-Abr. | Eden, c/o Little Ship Club, Beaver Hall, on Garlick Hill, London, E.C.4. a. Fantasy - | Edmondson, Major Sir James, M.P., The Manor House, Sandford-St.- Martin, Oxon.-Mtr. m. Viva 4 |
| Fairhurst, Capt. T. A., Alexton Hall, Uppingham, Rutland.-H.B. a. Xenia (P.O.) 133 | Swalcliffe Manor, near Banbury, Oxon. Bem.-Lon. Mystery 3 | Farrow, Howard, 99, Princes Park Avenue, Golders Green, London, N. W.11.-Bos.-C.A. a. Winnie 28 | The White House, Midhurst, Sussex. Bos.-Cam. a. Kiwi (P.O.) 6 | Fell, Dr. A. N., St. Mary's, Church Street, Colchester, Essex.-Har.-Msa. a. Lilian II 18 |
| Antinea Fookes, A. G., 35, St. Mary's Road, Ponsonby, Auckland, N.Z. a. Eunice 5 | Ford, Capt. & Mrs. Hugh, Carswell Manor, Faringdon, Berks. Cws.-Hbl.-Isl.-Srn. Teal 5 | Forster, A. Lindsay, 12, Athole Gardens, Glasgow, W.2. C.Crz. a. Molita 19 | Asteria II 5 Foster, Captain Alwyn, The Old Rectory, West Clandon, Guildford, Surrey.-R.Y.S. S. Angela 17 | Foster, R. C., 66, New Barn Street, London, E.13. m. Cobra 30 Foster, W. Laurence, |
| - Frew, Alexander, jun., 227, West George Street, Glasgow, C.2.-Cly.-Nor. m. Locher 8 | Fröberg, Th., Georgsgatan 11, Helsingfors, Finland. Nyl. Elisabet 6 | Fulford, Mrs. Mary W., Fulford Place, Brockville, Ont., Canada.-Can. S. Magedoma 169 | Fulton, Mrs. Eileen Hope, Byways, Bouldnor, Yarmouth, I. of W. Hbl.-Isl.-Sol. Solent Gipsy 7 | Gabriel, Lucien, 5, Rue Montrosier, Neuilly-sur-Seine, France. a. Anne Marie 20 |
| Maxwell Court, Bangor, Co. Down. m. Lorne 7 L. G., | Glaisyer, Rev. H., The Vicarage, Bickley, Kent.-L.S. m. Titus 10 | Rotherwood, Mary Tavy, Tavistock, Devon.-Cor.-Nav.-Tms. Raven 11 | Glover, Col. G. de C., D.S.O., M.C., | Goldbeck-Löwe, A., Parkgatan 9A, Helsingfors.-Nyl. a. Filou (P.O.) 16 |
| Titave VI - Good, Bt.-Col. Cecil H. B., Norlands, Yarmouth. of W. Crz.-Isl.-Ocn.-Sol.(V.C.) a. Gossip 13 | a. Yolanda 46 Goodfellow, Wm., "Avalon," 27, Liverpool Street, Epsom, Auckland, N.Z.-N.Z. Ariki 21 | Gordon, Sir Charles B., G.B.E., 1018, Queen Mary Road, Montreal, Canada.-Hgh. a. Norseman 325 Gordon, E. G. S., | Gosling, Hon. A. T., Strawberry Hill, Paget, Bermuda. Bmu. m. Cheerio II 12 Goudriaan, A. J. M., 's-Gravenweg 86, Rotterdam. | Gould, Lt.-Comdr. Gerald F., R.N. (ret.), Thatcher Avenue, Marine Drive, Torquay, Devon.-L.S.-Nav. a. Fancy 7 |
| Hall, A. Newman, 27, Lansdowne Road. Holland Park, London, W.11.-C.Ils.-Ems. a. Ranzo 4 | Hall, Surgeon Comdr. H. E., R.N.V.R., Royal Ulster Yacht Club, Bangor, Co. Down.-Nav.-Uls. m. Vandora 16 | Hallett, B. Spiers, 11, Waldegrave Gardens, Strawberry Hill, Middlesex. M.B.A.-Mtr.-Tam.-Tms.C. m. Daphney 11 | Hamburgischer Verein Seefahrte. V., c/o Norddeutscher Regatta Verein, Schöne Aussicht, 37, Hamburg. Hamburg 30 | Hamilton, J. S., 24, St. Mary Axe, London, E.C.3. Mtr. m. Vitanavis 9 |
| 12a, Marlboro Street, Cork, Eire. Ish.C.-Mun. m. Marion 11 Hanbury, D., | Handcock, The Exors. of the late Maj. Gerald C.S., Carantrila Park, Dunmore, Tuam, | Hannaford, Charles A., The Boat House, Wroxham, Norfolk. N. & S.-Nfk. m. Vega 12 | Hansen, Lauritz, Backersvej 15, Copenhagen.-Kbn.M. m. Vega 8 | Saltedge, West Mersea, Essex. Btr.-Msa. a. Mary Joy 4 |
| A. Piccaniny 13 | m. Kathleen Mary 8 |
| Herbert-Stepney, Capt. C.J., | 14, Tangier Road, Richmond, Surrey.-Nrw. Fairy 9 | Hewett, R. S., 11, St. Mary-at-Hill, London, E.C.3. Cor.-Tms. | Hezzlewood, George W., Oshawa, Ont., Canada. | Holland House, Wilton Road, Crumpsall, Manchester.-S.Cr. a. Redwing (P.O.) 13 |
| Holloway, Henry, 36, Empress Avenue, Manor Park, London, E.12. Tons | Holman, K. J., Porthgwidden, Feock, Truro, Cornwall. Crn.-Foy. Tons | Holmes, H. W., Belswood Cottage, Bushey Heath, Herts.-Hmy.-Mtr.-Pks. Tons | Holroyd, T. C. L., Waitangi, Magdalen Lane, Christchurch, Hants.-Chr. Tons | Home, Miss Mary M., clo Messrs. Grindlay & Co., 54, Parliament Street, London, S.W.1. Mtr. |
| Holman, Mrs. E. M., Tremurlon, Helford, Helston, Cornwall.-Crn. a. Clodagh (P.O.) 16 | m. Curlew 13 Holmes, F. C., Francis Holmes, Ltd., Wellington, N.Z. Viola 8 | Holmström, R., Kungl. Svenska Segel Sällskapet, Birger Jarlsgatan 4, II, Stockholm. Orn | m. Espuma (P.O.) 14 Holtzmann, a. Mary 27 | Hony, H. C., "Hallam," Ogbourne, Marlborough, Wilts.-C.A. m. Bumble Bee 37 |
| m. Tom Tit 16 | m. Little Mary IV 6 | Tons a. Sea Bird 17 | a. Vera Mary 36 | Widgeon (P.O.) 3 |
| Jenks, Sir Maurice, Bart, LL.D., Sunburst, Hook Park, Warsash, | Jermyn, Charles, Eastcliffe, Blackrock, Co. Cork. Mun. | Norway.-L.S. a. Mary Fortune 15 | Johansson, Ruben A., Gulliborg, Östertälje, Sweden. K.M.K. | Johnson, Douglas H., |
| Sensa - Johnson, J. Seward, New Brunswick, N.J., U.S.A. N.Yk.-Bmu.-Tms. Swallow 5 | Johnston, Alexander M., Kilspindy, Whitehill Road, Bearsden, Dumbartonshire.-S.M.Y.C. m. Rosalind 4 | Jolly, Leonard; Greenroyd, Marine Drive, Lytham- St. Annes, Lancs.-Lyt.M. m. Celia (P.O.) 19 | a. Rhoda Mary 202 Jones, F., 12, Westbourne Place, Queenstown, Co. Cork. Maia 3 | Jones, Sophia, Concourse Plaza Hotel, New York City, U.S.A. m. Conmar 226 |
| Tons m. Helen Mary 7 | Bambi XI | Tons m. Seakay 6 | Tons Mimmi 21 | (See page 611) |
| Lapthorn, J., 47, Idmiston Road, West Norwood, London, S.E.27.-L.S. a. Rowanne (P.O.) 5 | Larsen, Hans R., Observatoriegt. 2b, Oslo, Norway.-Nsk. Arabella III 11 | Latham, Mrs. Mary, 214, Ashley Gardens, London, S. W.1. C.A. m. Distel 28 | Lauritzen, Kn., 1, Hammerensgade, Copenhagen. Dan.-Nyl. a. Kika 16 a. Mascot 6 | Law, R. H., 1, Westbourne Gardens, Glasgow, W.2. C.Cor.-Cam. Imshi 4 |
| Falcon 13 | m. Mary Sheila 17 | Macclesfield, Earl of, | m. Kalaw 8 | m. Dahinda 18 m. Dahinda II (P.O.) 57 |
| Sirene II (P.O.) 4 McLelland, S., Melbourne, Riverside Road, Shoreham- by-Sea, Sussex. | McLoughlin, F. J. G., c;o Barclays Bank, Ltd., 108, Queen's Gate, London, W.7.-Ish. a. Gael-na-Mara 26 | MacMillan, Comdr. J. C. N., O.B.E., R.N. (ret.), Coney Croft, Itchenor Green, Sussex. Del.-Nav. | Macnamara, F., Ennistymon House, Co. Clare.-Ish.C. a. Mary Ann of Galway 24 | Macpherson, A. G. H., Holt Bank, Alverstoke, Hants. Alb.-C.A.-Crz.-Pts.S.(C.) a. Driac II 8 |
| Michez de Meuse, J. R., | m. Mary Rose 5 | Miller, Major Harvey, | m. Estroma 33 | Mtr. m. Aquarine 55 |
| a. Mari (P.O.) 7 | Tons m. Margaret Mary III 49 | m. Modwena 29 | 8. Sagitta 756 | R.Y.S.-Bem.-Isl.-Sol.(C.) Tons |
| Morland, C. C., The Orchard, Street, Somerset. Hmy.-Pks. a. Mary Jean 4 | Morrison, G. R., Oak Dene, Sleningford Road, Shipley, Yorks. m. Wanderer 10 | Morton, The Countess of, Stronchreggan, Fort William, Inverness-shire. S. Stansgate 131 | Mosher, Samuel, 811, West Seventh Street, Los Angeles, Cal., U.S.A. m. Velero II 223 | Mountain, Sir Edward M., Bart., J.P., The Abbey, Campden Hill Road, London, W.8. Lld.-Mtr.-Svw.-Tms.-Vic. |
| Newell, Adrian L., 17, Cadogan Street, Chelsea, London, S.W.3.-Cor.-Med.-Tem. m. Firefly 10 S. Wheatstalk 118 | Newton, Arthur, Belmont, Southwold Road, Ralston, Paisley, Renfrewshire.-S.M.Y.C. m. Silver Charm 13 | Nicholl, Lt.-Comdr. R. G. I., R.N., Bramfield Hall, Halesworth, Suffolk. Ald.-Bnm.S.-N.&S.-Nav. June 13 | Nicholson, J. H., Grenada," Conway, Carnarvonshire. Con.-Tms. a. Mary 21 | Nicol, Hamish, Hillside, Christchurch Road, Hampstead, London, N.W.3. m. Tullich 9 |
| Overton, J. T., Holmdale, Holmbury St. Mary, Surrey. Mtr. m. Nep 5 | Packalén, M., Helsingfors, Finland.-Nyl. Dudde V - | Paille-Vinatié, Pierre, Rue Barroux, Bordeaux.-Y.C.F.- Y.M.F. a. Reveur I (P.O.) 139 | Palmer, F., Dickson Street, Morningside, Brisbane, Queensland.-Qns. Miss Brisbane 5 | Parisi, Nobile Alessandro, Via Nomentana 297, Rome, Italy. R.Y.C.I. |
| a. Marylu 95 | Columbine 11 | Daphne II 7 | m. Hilfranor 11 | a. Wensum 11 |
| Peel, V. N., 22. Allen House, Allen Street, | Pemberton, George, Thurnham, Chaddesley Glen, Canford Cliffs, Bournemouth, Hants.-Hmy. | S.E.26.-Cam.-L.S.-Pks. a. The Lady Mary of Wood- bridge 7 | Beachleigh, Gorey Pier, Jersey, C.I. St.H. a. Teazer 14 | Perez Sanjurjo, Señorita |
| Perman, E. G., 64, Gloucester Road, Kew, Surrey. Eth.-Mna. | Perry, W., Belmont, Offaly, Eire.-L.D. | Peters, W. F., Freshwater, St. Mawes, Cornwall. St.M. | Peto, A., Swains House, Bembridge, I. of W. Bem.-Isl. Mary 3 | O'Hara, H.M.S. Liverpool," c/o G.P.O., London, E.C.1.-Crz.-Nav. |
| a. Black Billy 21 | m. Vixen 27 | a. Cuckoo 4 Marie 3 | a. Paladin 8 | a. Elizabeth Mary 7 |
| m. Mary 6 | Richards, L. L., | H.S.C., | m. Taigle - | |
| 36, Harley Street, London, W.1. Ssx.-Tms. | Criserne, 107, Colchester Road, | a. Osprey 12 | Iris 3 m. Mary Jane 27 | 50, Teesdale Road, Nottingham.-Hbr. |
| m. Marynong 22 | a. Curlew 13 | Nav.-Yrk. | Ricketts, Rodney B., |
| Ridley-Thompson, Capt. E. L., Cavalry Club, Piccadilly, London, W.1. Srn. a. Escape 5 | m. Bellatrix 8 m. Mary Rose 19 Riley, Mrs. Y. L., Rosel Manor, Jersey, C.I.-C.Ils. | Rix, J. R. & J. L., Cranbrook, Dunswell Road, Cottingham, E. Yorks.-Yrk. m. Thelma 18 | a. Morven 4 Roberts, James, Limerick, Eire.-Alf. m. Sylvia 17 | Robertson, J. Hinton, 19, Lynedoch Crescent, Glasgow, C.3. C.Crz.-Grk.-W.Ils. a. Eala 11 |
| Rigden, B. R., 27, Northwood Road, Tankerton, Whitstable.-Wbl. a. Silver Spray 5 | Ripley, Henry B. H., East Norwich, New York.-N.Yk. m. Elfreda 301 | Robb, Robert C., Ruxley Lodge, Claygate, Surrey. Ali.-Uls. m. Fitheach Ban 65 | Roberts, Mrs. Mary G., 1, Browning Drive, Londonderry. S.M.Y.C. m. Kelpie 14 | Robertson, W. Angus, 20, Cairngorm Road, Glasgow, S.3. C.Can. Mystic 5 |
| Saint, T. Walter, Coltishall, Broad Walk, Winchmore Hill, London, N.21.-L.S.-Msa. a. Florence (P.O.) 16 | Salminen, Paul, Torkkelink 24, Viipuri, Finland. Utti 5 | Sampson, S. J. M., M.C., T.D., South Lee, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk. C.A.-Deb.-Har. a. Windsong 9 | Sanders, Charles H., 19, Hartop Road, St. Mary Church, Torquay, Devon.-Foy. a. Glitter 12 | Sandom, W. H., Leinster Lodge, York Terrace, Ramsgate, Kent.-Wbl. a. Doris 14 |
| Senechal, Pierre, 76, Avenue du Mont-Riboudet, Rouen, France. m. Melior 12 | Service, G. W., Myrtle Park, Cove, Dumbartonshire. C.Cor.-Hgh.-Lch.-Nor. a. Venture 27 | Seymour- Williams, Lt.-Col. F., D.S.O., Royal Bombay Yacht Club, Bombay. Bom.-Eng.-N.Tl. Catriona S. 20 | Sharp, Edward J., 28, Belmont Gardens, Hillhead, Glasgow, W.2.-Grk. m. Jambo 7 | Shaw, G.R., 29, Kensington Gate, London, W.8 a. Mary 11 |
| Seré, J. J., Guido 1579, Buenos Aires.-Arg. m. Chela IV 35 | Sever, Emil, Zrinjski trg. 17, Zagreb, Yugo-slavia. Ags. m. Mary I — | a. Lillibullero (P.O.) 10 Shakespeare, Lloyd, 52, Lake Rise, Romford, Essex. Bnm.-Wef. | Sharp, S. W., Royal Jamaica Yacht Club, Kingston, Jamaica.-Jam.(R.C.) a. Echo 11 | Shawcross, Anthony, I., Barham Lodge, Claydon, Suffolk-Har. m. Jack Snipe 10 |
| m. Mary Ann 12 | a. New Moon 6 | Auckland, m. Winsome 7 | Zephyr 2 | Adril, Penrhos Road, Bangor, N. Wales. Sunshine 5 |
| Tew, J. E. H., Lake House, Hamworthy, Poole, Dorset.-Hmy.-Lym. a. Mary Helen (P.O.) 6 | Thévand, Ed., 14, Rue Merle Aubigné, Geneva. Gen. Vega | Thomas, A. W., Royal Freshwater Bay Yacht Club, Esplanade, Cottesloe, Perth, W.A. Per. Alison May 5 | Thomas, Ralph W., The Grange, Horley, Surrey. C.A.-Mtr.-Ssx. m. Sea Lass 27 | Thompson, Guy M., 39A, Chesham Street, London, S.W.1. a. Starbeam 4 |
| Tew, Mrs. J. E. H., Lake House, Hamworthy, Poole, Dorset.-Crz. a. Mary Helen (P.O.) 6 | Thierry-Mieg, Fr., 24, rue du Maréchal Galliéni, Hâvre.-Håv. Corinna | Thomas, Dr. David C., Battle Hospital, Reading, Berks. Hbl. Amethyst 4 | Thomas, W. M. W., Redcroft, Four Oaks, Warwickshire. Mtr. m. Sheemick 7 | Thompson, Haselden, Rookery Farm, Drinkstone, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk.-Har. a. Maresca 11 |
| Townshend, Reginald B., Higham Lodge, Stratford St. Mary, Suffolk.-Ald.-Har. a. Rosemary V 12 | Nephele II 10 Travers, Pierre, 1, Avenue Ingres, Paris, 16e. a. Thamil'là 32 | Treider, E., Nunthesgt. 27, Oslo, Norway.-Nsk. Evatè - | Trimingham, E. H., Hamilton, Bermuda.-Bmu. Solenta (P.O.) 5 Undine (P.O.) - | Troman, J. Howard, 1, Talbot Avenue, Bournemouth, Hants. Drt.-Hmy. a. Fermi 6 |
| a. Olive Mary 7 Tuson, Cyril B., | Tytler, Norman D., 320, Bay Street, Toronto, Ont., Canada. Can. | S. Tuscarora 591 Usborne, E. F., | Bri.-Nav.-Sth. a. Margery II 9 | Van den Bossche, Henri. m. Olicana 36 |
| Rochester, Kent.-Eng.-Ocn. a. Plinlimmon 100 Watney, R. G., The Bungalow, West Green, St. Helen's, I. of W.-Bem.-Svw. | Watson, Hugh, 21, The Circus, Bath, Somerset. C.Crz.-Crz.-Oxf. a. Mary Ann 12 | Watson-Parker, G., 2, Lower John Street, London, W.1. Cnq.-L.S. m. Mañana 11 | Waugh, E. N., c/o National Bank, Ltd., 21, Leadenhall Street, London, E.C.3. Hmy.-Tem.-Tms.-Y.C.B. m. Isla 47 | Webb, D., c/o Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ltd., 481, Kiangse Road, Shanghai.-Shi. m. Astrea 6 |
| 8176 | Emily Mary Wood | Ketch | - | [ ] - 147 - 406 60 65 | Ander Jensen | Svendborg 1933 | Count E A. F. van Bylandt | Wassenaar |
| Aminoff, C., Brändö Villastad, Helsingfors, Finland.-Nyl. | Evans, J. H., Deanwood, St. Mary's Avenue, Alverstoke, Hants.- |
| Cobbe, Thomas L., Newbridge House, Donabate, Co. Dublin. Collier, C. E., St. Mary's Cottage, Beccles, Suffolk.-C.A. | Hoddinott, Miss Y. H. M., Windley, Gregories Road, Beaconsfiel Bucks. |
| Lapthorn, J. F., Alderlee, Anglesey Road, Alverstoke, Hants.- Isl.-Pts.S. | Pagan, F. E., St. Mary's Cottage, Beccles, Suffolk. Pagan, H., St. Mary's Cottage, Beccles, Suffolk. W.1. |
| Manvell, L. S., 12, Avondale Road, Bromley, Kent. Maryland Pilots' Assn., Baltimore, Md., U.S.A. Masser, A., 41, Three Beaches, Paignton, S. Devon.-Bxm. | St. Johns, A., 54, Clarendon Road, Putney, London, S.W.15.-Col. Sands, Henry, 15, Blondin Avenue, Ealing, London, W.5. Savage, Henry C., 27, Ferry Road, Teddington, Middx. |
| 4366 | Mary Bower | Offt.No. 166831 Sig.ltrs. MNNM Reg. tons | A.S.Bgs.4,39 | ||
| 4369 | Mary Ellen | Offl.No. 166191 Reg. tons net 5.96 gross | Date of Survey 7,38 A.S.N.Yk.7,38 | ||
| 4378 | Marylda | Son Port belonging to Colchester Owner A. F. Procter Offl.No. 167203 Reg. | 4778 | Morning Calm | Owners The Exors. of the late F. H. J. Spencer |
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BLUE BIRD M/B S/Lt. G.B. Eyre, R.N.V.R. [s/Lt. Eyre had previously been over to Dunkirk in the A.L.C.15] 1st June 1558 Towed to Dunkirk by the M/S Emperor of India. Also on the tow was the M.L/B Mary Scott 2315 Arrived off Malo beach. Blue Bird's engines would not start, "so she was not used and came back to Dover in tow". Nil Authority - R.O.II, p.216. 108 8
| 2310 | 5 miles from Dover. Troops transferred to S.S. Rye, 1) which towed Diana Mary to Dover. |
DU GUESCLIN (D.G.910) French M.F.V. 30th May 1030 The Du Guesclin and the Surcouf together landed 35 troops in England.(1) 31st May 1335 Routed from the Downs to Dunkirk by 2000 the destroyer Leopard. (see under Margaux (D.692)) left 1st June 0920 With 4 naval ratings 18 sailed from Remagate, wi Total Princess, both tugs towing the I.O.W. forry boat Fishbourne. 1030ca But the Duke's tow rope into the Princess and went ahead. [1120ca The Princess's tow rope broke, She got another connected.] 1250ca The Commander on board the Fishbourne ordered the Dute to contact the tog Bun III and her 4 sailing barges. Did DO, and took the 8/B Heate Away from the Bun III. Bed visibility, lost contact with other tugs and the Fishbourne. The B/B Ada Mary having twice broken away from the Sun III. the Dake took her in tow. 1440ca Approx. 2 miles from Denkirk. Air raid in progress. Picked up 20 soldiers from n drifting life bost and left 20 others and 1 naval rating for the Sun III to pick up. 1620es Took from the dr. Basilisk's lifeboat 11 ratings and midshiman; their lifeboat WILLS then put astern or the 2 sailing barges. 1705 Directed by 2 aircraft to net course 181508 south, and was led to two lifeboate. The Sun III tock the larger; the Duke took from the other, 13 Spaniards and 1 Canadian. 20200a Another 8/B [the Bhannon) broke adrift from the Sun III and the puke look her in tow. 7x8 June 0600ca Arrived Ramagate. Small craft were sent out to take off the 44 survivors. 0730ea The Duks left the 3 sailing barges off the DOWNE, and went into harbour. 083000 Was sent out to retch the Fichbourgs This was done- [See tog Primeral into herbour, as she was diasbled, Jane 0800(2) Proceeded with the Log context to Shosburyness. 7000140 Authority W.W. (1) D.R., which records that "Sourcouf du Quesclin" lunded the 35 troops. 1115. 258
DUKE(1) Tug (Saml. Williams & Sons Ltd.) B.P. Mansfield, Captain. 31st May 1030 Left Gravesend. Dagenham for Southend, via Left Southend, for Ramsgate, towing 2000 the S/B Ashingdon. Entered Ramsgate harbour having left the barge in the Downs. 1st June 0920 With 4 naval ratings on board, sailed from Ramsgate, with the tug Princess, both tugs towing the I.O.W. ferry boat Fishbourne. 1030ca Put the Duke's tow rope into the Princess and went ahead. [1120ca The Princess's tow rope broke. She got another connected.] 1250ca The Commander on board the Fishbourne ordered the Duke to contact the tug Sun III and her 4 sailing barges. Did so, and took the S/B Haste Away from the Sun III. Bad visibility, lost contact with other tugs and the Fishbourne. - The S/B Ada Mary having twice broken away from the Sun III, the Duke took her in tow. 1440ca Approx. 2 miles from Dunkirk. Air raid in progress. Picked up 20 soldiers from a drifting life boat and left 20 others and 1 naval rating for the Sun III to pick up. 1620ca Took from the dr. Basilisk's lifeboat 11 ratings and 1 midshipman; their lifeboat was then put astern of the 2 sailing barges. 1705 Directed by 2 aircraft to set course 1815ca south, and was led to two lifeboats. The Sun IIItook the larger; the Duke took from the other, 11 Spaniards and 1 Canadian. 2020ca Another S/B [the Shannon broke adrift from the Sun III and the Duke took her in tow. 2nd June 0600ca Arrived Ramsgate. Small craft were sent out to take off the 44 survivors. 0730ca The Duke left the 3 sailing barges off the Downs, and went into harbour. 0830ca Was sent out to fetch the Fishbourne This was done. [See tug Princess] into harbour, as she was disabled. 3rd June 0800(2) Proceeded with the tug Contest to Shoeburyness. Total 44 Authority W.W. (1) (2) Not TugsPrince mentioned and in Princess D.R. state they left in company with the Contest at 1115. 259
EMMA OF INDIA French trawler E.E See under Pierre & Marie Disldays Ender. Fill 28th May 2034 Left Dover for La Panne via 20016 PATAL 2. 29th May 0315 0415 Anchored off beneh armiting daylight. Sufficient collect to Tannch honts which towed the shelers until potrol troops. Assisted by a U/E ran out. 0908 1921 Proceeded by route Y to Dover Dover, Disemberked 274 EXPORT 30th May 1000 1735 Left Dover via route I for Malo beach. Anchored off Malo benon, Embarked troops with ship's two sholers. The fire. beach under sir attack and shall 1930 2117 Proceeded by route X to Doves. Enemy destroyer. A/C simed 4 bombs as coarby 31st May 0100 Anchored daylight. off No Goodwin L.V., swaiting 0430 Dover. Disembarked 215 troops. lat June 1558 Left Dover by route L. N.L/B Mary Goott in toy [the M/B Bluebird was also in tow]. 2315 Anchored off Malo beach. Mary Scott ferried troops to the Emperor of India and towed the ship's whalers, until she broke down and had to be abandoned on the beach. (1) [8/Lt. Diokinson who was in charge of her, obtained a passage in M.L/B. Louise Stephene (2)]. 200 June 0230 Proceeded by route X towards Dover. 0300 The 2 whalers broke away from the toy in Dunkirk Channel one TO CSTA 1015 Dover, Disemberked 733 troops. 3rd June Under repair. Total 642 Authority - R.O.I, D+237. G sary Referred Boott to eventually in Lt. Pasley's returned report so England. as "Louise stephenson". 283282
EMPEROR OF INDIA (P.M/S) 10th M.S.F Ty.Lieut. C. Pawley, R.N.R. 28th May 2034 Left Dover for La Panne via route Z. 29th May 0315 0415 Anchored off beach awaiting daylight. Sufficient daylight to launch boats and collect troops. Assisted by a M/B which towed the whalers until petrol ran out. 0908 1921 Proceeded by route Y to Dover. Dover. Disembarked 214 troops. 30th May 1000 Left Dover via route X for Malo beach. 1735 Anchored off Malo beach. Embarked troops with ship's two whalers. The beach under air attack and shell fire. 1930 Proceeded by route X to Dover. 2117 Enemy A/C aimed 4 bombs at nearby destroyer. 31st May 0100 Anchored off N. Goodwin L.V., awaiting daylight. 0430 Dover. Disembarked 215 troops. 1st June 1558 Left Dover by route X, M.L/B Mary Scott in tow [the M/B Bluebird was also in tow]. 2315 Anchored off Malo beach. Mary Scott ferried troops to the Emperor of India and towed the ship's whalers, until she broke down and had to be abandoned on the beach. (1) [s/Lt. Dickinson who was in charge of her, obtained a passage in M.L/B. Louise Stephens( 2) 2nd June 0230 Proceeded by route X towards Dover. 0300 The 2 whalers broke away from the tow in Dunkirk Channel and were lost. 1015 Dover. Disembarked 213 troops. 3rd June Under repair. Total 642 Authority - R.O.I, p.237. (1) (2) Mary Referred Scott to eventually in Lt. Pawley's returned report to England. as "Louise stephenson". 283
GAVINE M/B (Owner F.A. Cooper) 31st May - The M/B Mary Spearing II, at Dunkirk, sighted the Gavine ashore. The Gavine 1s reported (T0.9144/40) to have returned to England and subsequently 1s recorded (T0.9436/40) to have become a total loss. Authority - R.O.II, p.392. 363
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COPYN°2 LOUISE LOUISE MARIE LUTTEUR( 1) OTH French M/S trawler French tug Dorleston) 30th May boat The 2 ships together transported 157 1st June 2300ca orr Malo troops. (2) 2nd June 2nd June 0230 The The Lutteur transported 208 troops. (2) At this time, one OF her orizeers, S/Lt. 8.0. Total Louise Marie 57 ferrying in Lutteur 308 Scott. The Mary Scott broke down, and s/Lt. Dickinson took passage home in the Louise Stephens. 0800 The Louise Stephens arrived at Ramsgate. Disembarked 49 B.E.F.(1) Louise Marie AD2 49 awx. M/S Ensigue devaipean Riche Authority - R.O.I. 238. Lutteur Remorgueus dragneur depa Marine Natiorale. Expique are variau Collot Note by Cdr. Cras of French Historical Dept. (1) (1) Referred to in D.R. as "Lutter". (2) D.R. 201
| 2nd June | 0230 | The M/S Emperor of India sailed. At this time, one of her officers, S/Lt. S.C. Dickinson, R.N.V.R. was Scott. still ferrying in the M.L/B Mary |
| The Mary Scott broke down, and S/Lt. Dickinson took passage home in the Louise Stephens. |
MARGHERITA M/B (J. Mears Ltd.) [Date?] The Margherita was sighted (by S/Lt. W.G.M. Christian, R.N.V.R. in the M/B Mary Spearing) floating but abandoned. She did not return from Dunkirk. Authority - TO.9436/40. TO.9144/40. Maria Elena AD 54 aux M/S Eningera de Fatout premi Henocque (Rote by bit base of Found Internit Sipt) (1) Referred to in (2) D.H. 2 238
MARY ROSE M/L (Bouthmold) S/Lt. H. McClelland, 199 zune 1555 R.N.V.R. Left Dover, by soute %, in for 02 See under Skylark [I] /8 EXPIRES OF Indian siso on or the M/D dischirg. 2315 The Improver or India anchored off Hele beache Towing the ship's shalers, the Marx.Boott formied treeps from the shows, until elon broke Come and was abondened on the benefits 0/14 B.C. Dickinson, R.N.V.E. (or the Langue or India) who use in charge or the MARY got a puesage home in the MMB Louise your Just 0845 The Mary 20011 proceeded independently to Angland. (see Appendix 8.17), authority - N.O.I., D.238. 247
MARY SCOTT R.N.L.I. (Southwold) M.L/B 1st June 1558 Left Dover, by route X, in tow of the M/S Emperor of India; also on the tow was the M/B Bluebird. 2315 The Emperor of India anchored off Malo beach. Towing the ship's whalers, the Mary Scott ferried troops from the shore, until she broke down, and was abandoned on the beach. S/Lt. S.C. Dickinson, R.N.V.R. (of the Emperor of India) who was in charge of the Mary Scott, got a passage home in the M.L/B Louise Stephens. 2nd June 0845 The Mary Scott proceeded independently to England. (see Appendix S.17). Authority - R.O.I., p.238.
MARY SPEARING( 1) M/B (Owner, W.G.S. Crouch & Sons) s/Lt.W.G.M. Christian, R.N.V.R. [Date?] Ran aground at Dunkirk. - Later she was sighted in tow of a tug. [s/Lt. Christian sighted the M/B at Margherite floating but abandoned]. The Mary Spearing did not return to England. Authority - TO.9144/40. TO.9436/40. R.O.II, p.392. 1) referred to in D.R. as "Mary 15 Spearing I". Incorrectly
MARY SPEARING II M/B (Owner, G.W.S. Crouch S/Lt. W.G.M. Christian, & Sons) R.N.V.R. - 31st May Reached Dunkirk beaches. Ferried ashore]. troops. [Sighted the M/B Gavine - Proceeded to Ramsgate. 1st June 0500 Arrived Ramsgate. Disembarked 15 troops. (1) Total 15 Authority - T.O. 9144/40. T.O. 9436/40. R.O.II, p.392. (1) Ramsgate report states "Mary Spear" landed 15 troops. 250
| 18th way 2251 My | MAR 0 & their the Belle which was after string = submerged WITH Processed along- wide her 6:55 treasivered her terrops and may to the Mary Sell WOOK, PRESENTS, Disconsited 500 2015 Proceeded independently to Directors 0020 AREXYN Lubarked 1:50 Enoopey and proceeded. America Hamagate, 1,50 2 1800 Sexied for bray 2200ca Arrived 012 Mobarited 450 type/my |
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RAPHAEL-RAYMONDE (H.43) Belgian trawler Clarke, R.N.V.R. 31st May 1930 Sailed from the Downs for Dunkirk in company with the Pharailde (q.v.) and 5 other trawlers. No details 2345 are available. 2 broken down N/B's. 31st May 0130 Proceeded for Dunkirk, the W/B Mary Done in tow, the in company. Had trouble with the too during the night. 0600ca Handed the MOTY Rose 0787 to the Strathelliot and carried on to Dunkirk alone. 0915ca Arrived Dunkirk beach. Embarked 72 troops and transferred than to sn off-lying ship. Made use of a drifting small boat to collect troops from the beach. 2130 Transferred the last of 3 boat loada to the Bleok Jave.(2) 2300 Engine feiled. Anchored and repaired engine. lat June 0410 Took two hoat loads to the M/S Skipjack which loaned the Ranid I a boat and crew (8/Lt. E.V. Ruck, R.N.V.R. 1/c). S/Lte Ruck filled the Rapid and his own hoat with troops, and book in tow 0 grounded M/L, with 32 French troops on board. The Rapid I was unable to locate the Skipjack, 80 she followed a tog the St. Abbel towards La Panne; the tug W&B dodging large salvoes of bombs. [0930ca] The tug was hit by a bomb and complete y disappeared; DO survivors were seen, although the Rapid searched for ha f an hour. The Rapid I headed back to Dunkirk. Picked up 3 sailore from a wrock. 1230ca Commenced transferring treops to the G/B Mosquito, which however proceeded to the assistance of 8 sinking transport [the Scotta]. The followed. When 2 miles ahead, the Mosquito was hit by bombe and sunk. The Rupid picked up 22 survivors including S/Lt. E.S. Flint, R.N.R. DE Casting adrift a leunch which was in tow, the Rapid I proceeded. - 15 miles off Margate, she was taken in tow by the Sk. Antie. 2100 Arrived Margate and lended 28 injured and survivory. Total Number of Brittsh and Allied troops FROM beach 788 RODPOX. 460. (1) B/Lt. Clarke incorrectly calls this vessel the "Repide". Several other reports copy this orror. (2) No vessel of this insure centre traced, although Lt Occurs in D. E's list of ships.
RAPID I(1) M/B (Owner, S/Lt. J.C. Clarke, R.N.V.R. P.G. Broom 30th May 1400 At Sheerness. Ordered to proceed to the Downs in convoy with other M/B's, under escort of the tr. Strathelliot. 2345 Arrived Downs, towing 2 broken down M/B's. 31st May 0130 Proceeded for Dunkirk, the M/B Mary Rose in tow, the Strathelliot in company. Had trouble with the tow during the night. 0600ca Handed the Mary Rose over to the Strathelliot and carried on to Dunkirk alone. 0915ca Arrived Dunkirk beach. Embarked 72 troops and transferred them to an off-lying ship. Made use of a drifting small boat to collect troops from the beach. 2130 Transferred the last of 3 boat loads to the Black Java. (2) 2300 Engine failed. Anchored and repaired engine. 1st June 0410 Took two boat loads to the M/S Skipjack which loaned the Rapid I a boat and crew (S/Lt. E.V. Ruck, R.N.V.R., i/c). S/Lt. Ruck filled the Rapid I, and his own boat with troops, and took in tow a grounded M/L, with 32 French troops on board. - The Rapid I was unable to locate the Skipjack, so she followed a tug [the St. Abbs] towards La Panne; the tug was dodging large salvoes of bombs. [0930ca] The tug was hit by a bomb and completely disappeared; no survivors were seen, although the Rapid I searched for half an hour. - The Rapid I headed back to Dunkirk. Picked up 3 sailors from a wreck. 1230ca Commenced transferring troops to the G/B Mosquito, which however proceeded to the assistance of a sinking transport [the Scotia]. The Rapid I followed. - When 2 miles ahead, the Mosquito was hit by bombs and sunk. The Rapid I picked up 22 survivors including S/Lt. E.S. Flint, R.N.R. - Casting adrift a launch which was in tow, the Rapid I proceeded. - 15 miles off Margate, she was taken in tow by the Sk. Antje. 2100 Arrived Margate and landed 28 injured and survivors. Total 28 Number of British and Allied troops ferried from beach was approx. 460. (1) S/Lt. Clarke incorrectly calls this vessel the "Rapide". Several other reports copy this error. (2) No vessel of this name can be traced, although it Occurs in D.R's list of ships. 7
RAPID I(1) M/B (Owner, S/Lt. J.C. Clarke, R.N.V.R. P.G. Broom, 30th May 1400 At Sheerness. Ordered to proceed to the Downs in convoy with other M/B's, under escort of the tr. Strathelliot. 2345 Arrived Downs, towing 2 broken down M/B's. 31st May 0130 Proceeded for Dunkirk, the M/B Mary Rose in tow, the Strathelliot in company. Had trouble with the tow during the night. 0600ca Handed the Mary Rose over to the Strathelliot and carried on to Dunkirk alone. 0915ca Arrived Dunkirk beach. Embarked 72 troops and transferred them to an off-lying ship. Made use of a drifting small boat to collect troops from the beach. 2130 Transferred the last of 3 boat loads to the Black Java. (2) 2300 Engine failed. Anchored and repaired engine. 1st June 0410 Took two boat loads to the M/S Skipjack which loaned the Rapid I a boat and crew (S/Lt. E.V. Ruck, R.N.V.R., i/c). s/Lt. Ruck filled the Rapid I, and his own boat with troops, and took in tow a grounded M/L, with 32 French troops on board. - The Rapid I was unable to locate the Skipjack, so she followed a tug the St. Abbs] towards La Panne; the tug was dodging large salvoes of bombs. [0930ca] The tug was hit by a bomb and completely disappeared; no survivors were seen, although the Rapid I searched for half an hour. - The Rapid I headed back to Dunkirk. Picked up 3 sailors from a wreck. 1230ca Commenced transferring troops to the G/B Mosquito, which however proceeded to the assistance of a sinking transport [the Scotia]. The Rapid I followed. - When 2 miles ahead, the Mosquito was hit by bombs and sunk. The Rapid I picked up 22 survivors including S/Lt. E.S. Flint, R.N.R. - Casting adrift a launch which was in tow, the Rapid I proceeded. - 15 miles off Margate, she was taken in tow by the Sk. Antje. 2100 Arrived Margate and landed 28 injured and survivors. Total 28 Number of British and Allied troops ferried from beach was approx. 460. (1) S/Lt. Clarke incorrectly calls this vessel the "Rapide". Several other reports copy this error. (2) No vessel of this name can be traced, although it Occurs in D.R's list of ships. 7
| Mary Scott | Southwold | - |
SKYLARK [I] A Brighton beach boat S/Lt. E.C.B. Mares, S/Lt. H. McClelland, R.N.V.R. R.N.V.R. MARY ROSE (1) M/L & S/Lt. H. McClelland, R.N.V.R. 31st May 0205 Both vessels left Ramsgate in tow of the tr. Strathelliot. Dunkirk. Both vessels were damaged en route to 0730 The Mary Rose was abandoned and sunk. 0820ca The Skylark was abandoned and sunk. Crews of both vessels were taken on board the Strathelliot. Nil Authority - R.O.II, P. 378, 393. (1) Owner O.Dives. 151
STONEHAVEN M/V (owner, W.H. Stonehaven) (dan layer) ? 30th May 1430 Did not return from Operation Dynamo. Picked for up convey ef/motor cruisers, 1550 posert to Hove-to. Took in tow the disabled M/B's Authority - TO.9144. Skylart and Dours Belle II. TO.9436. Proceeded AT 1635. Hove-to and took in tow the disabled 1840 M/B Mary loss. Proceeded. At 2845, hove-to for aertain other M/D's in trouble. They were taken in top by other 2200 voncels. Proceeded at 1910, Anchored off Remagato, S/Lt. Nercer processed 1n N/B Forty Two to search for 3 lost M/B's which were found near the Gull Buoy. 31st May 0205 The Strethelliot sailed for Dunkirk, eacorting M/B's, 8 of which were diaabled and in tow of various vossele. Course via U, V, and W buoys. 0640 The Skylark's towing bollard tord any. Took her in tow storn first, 0730 The MARY Rose, which has been in tow of the K/B Rapid, was debeged; her crew were transferred to the Strathelliot and the damaged M/B was sonk. 0820 The Skylark damaged; transferred her onew and stores to the Strathalliot. The Skylark was then Bank by the trawler "KO".(1) 0845 Took in tow the N/B Halden Annie IV. 1215 Took the Malden Annie THE in tow stern first. 1620 Ansbored off Dunkirk beaches. Emberked 34 French troops. - Alr attacks. 1920 Proceeded. let June 0830 The Stratholliot Sheerness. Disembarked 50 trans. 1223 Left Shearneee to escort 8 convoy of M/B's to Ransgate. 1240 Took in too the M/L Empress, and a naval launch. 1650 Arrived Ramagate with the M/M's. 1805 Proceeded for Dunkirk. off Dunkirk the tow was slipped. The - The Strethelliot at Dunkirk berthed Empress ran aground. 2310 alongaide inner Jesty. Basbarked troops. 2nd June 0130 Proceeded. Grounded outside harbour. 0815ca 0745 Arrived Ramsgate, Disembarked 285 Refloated. Proceeded. French troops,(2) including the Frenoh General Nicolle and his staff. (1) Bothing known of this trawler, nor 19 her name mentioned in (2) Glasn's Pisherman's Nautical Aleanes to report. 177
STRATHELLIOT Trawler (dan layer) S/Lt. W.E. Mercer, R.N.V.R. 30th May 1410 1430 Left Sheerness for Ramsgate. Picked for up a convoy of/motor cruisers, 1550 escort to Ramsgate. Hove-to. Skylark Took in tow the disabled M/B's Proceeded at 1635. and Court Belle II. 1800 Hove-to and took in tow the disabled M/B Mary Rose. 1840 Proceeded. At 1845, hove-to for certain other M/B's in trouble. They were taken in tow by other 2200 vessels. Proceeded at 1910. Anchored off Ramsgate. S/Lt. Mercer proceeded in M/B Forty Two to search for 3 lost M/B's which were found near the Gull Buoy. 31st May 0205 The Strathelliot sailed for Dunkirk, escorting M/B's, 8 of which were disabled and in tow of various vessels. Course via U, V, and W buoys. 0640 The Skylark's towing bollard tore away. Took her in tow stern first. 0730 The Mary Rose, which had been in tow of the M/B Rapid, was damaged; her crew were transferred to the Strathelliot and the damaged M/B was sunk. 0820 The Skylark damaged; transferred her crew and stores to the Strathelliot. The Skylark was then sunk by the trawler "KO". (1) 0845 Took in tow the M/B Malden Annie IV. 1215 Took the Malden Annie IV in tow stern first. 1620 Anchored off Dunkirk beaches. Embarked 54 French troops. - Air attacks. 1920 Proceeded. arrived 1st June 0830 The Strathelliot Sheerness. Disembarked 54 troops. 1223 Left Sheerness to escort a convoy of M/B's to Ramsgate. 1240 Took in tow the M/L Empress, and a naval launch. 1650 Arrived Ramsgate with the M/B's. 1805 Proceeded for Dunkirk. - Off Dunkirk the tow was slipped. The Empress ran aground. 2310 The Strathelliot at Dunkirk berthed alongside inner jetty. Embarked troops. 2nd June 0130 Proceeded. Grounded outside harbour. 0215ca 0745 Arrived Ramsgate. Disembarked 285 Refloated. Proceeded. French troops, (2) including the French General Nicolle and his staff. (1) Nothing known of this trawler, nor is her name mentioned in (2) Ramsgate Olsen's report. Fisherman's Nautical Almanac. 178
SUN III Tug H. J. Alexander & Co. Ltd) F.W. Russell, Master. 1200ca 31st May Left Southend with the 4 S/B's Haste Away, Ada Mary, Burton Haste Shannon in tow. Off Broadstairs, and but Away and Ada Mary broke adrift, 1715 were picked up. Arrived Ramsgate with barges. 1st June 0915ca Left Ramsgate with the 4 barges in tow, and proceeded astern of a car ferry [the Fishbourne] which was en route for Dunkirk. 1030ca The 2 sternmost barges broke adrift, but were picked up. Abreast the South Falls, the sternmost barge (Haste Away), broke adrift and was taken in tow by the tug Duke, which was in company. The Fishbourne was now out of sight. 1200ca The sternmost barge (Ada Mary) broke adrift and was taken in tow by Duke. 1230ca The tow rope broke, but tow was reconnected. Approaching the Outer 5 Ruytingen, embarked some 20 soldiers from a lifeboat. 1700ca Directed by a plane to 2 boats full of soldiers near Whistle buoy on the Le Dyck [ease Gravel One load taken by Sun III, the other by Duke. Sun III then had about 148 men on board. 2130 Decided to return. Off Broadstairs Shannon broke adrift but was picked up. 2nd June 0600 Arrived Ramsgate. 148 troops landed in launches. 3rd June 1200ca Ordered to Southend. 1940 Southend. Total 148 Authority - W.W. A.T.C. (1) St. Clears states that she searched for 2 hours, but failed Montrose states Sun there V. was fog; St. Clears does not, to locate the however, mention this. It is clear that visibility was restricted. 183
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
Source: The National Archives, Kew, RED LIST INDEX 1939 40. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
| Mary A. Hastie - |
| [45] Edwardian X D Sheerness. [45] Tilburyness XD Group 30. [8] Firefly | [45] Cervantes - [45] Elizabeth Green [45] Mary Jane - Sheerness. [45] Silvery Breeze - | [1] Lord Plender A - Harwich. [1] Green Fly A - Tilbury. Repairs. Completes 13 July. | [2] Waveflower X D Harwich. [2] Lord Melchett X D [2] WilliamWesney X D |
| [8] Peter Carey x/s D [8] Wardour X/D Sheerness. [8] Windward Ho X D | [45] Shunesta - [45] Margaret Mary - Chatham. Repairs. Date un- certain. | A/S Trawler. [2] Lady Madeline A - I Harwich. | Group 6. [2] River Clyde XD - Harwich. |
| [44] Princess Mary XD | Yarmouth. |
| [52] Ocean Swell - | Port Z.A. |
| - [52] Norbreeze - | Oban. |
| - [52] Pecheur - | Port Z.A. |
| Acquire - - | f.o. Buckie. |
| Archimedes - | Port Z.A. |
| Betsy Slater - | |
| Dewey Rose - | f.o. Buckie. |
| Easter Rose - | f.o. Peterhead. |
| Heather Sprig - | f.o. Buckie. |
| Jeannie Howie - | f.o. Fraserburgh. |
| Jessie Tait - | |
| Lavatera - - | Port Z.A. |
| Sprig o' Heather | f.o. Peterhead. |
| Trade Wind - | Port Z.A. |
| West Neuk - | |
| [19] Dayspring F - | Inverness. Docking and repairs. Date uncertain. |
| [19] Golden Lily F - | Invergordon. |
| [19] Silver Line F | Buckie. Refit. Date uncer- tain. |
| M/S | Trawlers. |
| [26] Beaumaris Castle | Stornoway. |
| XD Dunraven Castle X | f.o. Milford. |
| [26] Harlech Castle X | f.o. Milford. |
| [26] Grosmont Castle | Stornoway. |
| XD [26] Powis Castle X | Stornoway. |
| [26] Walwyns Castle X | f.o. Sharpness. |
| Vessels. (Trawlers.) | |
| [34] D Aquamarine | |
| [34] D Kingston Beryl D | |
| [34] D Kingston Jacinth D | |
| [34] D Kingston Onyx | |
| [34] P Kingston Peridot | |
| D [34] P Kingston Sapphire D [34] P Kingston Topaz | |
| D [34] P Kingston Turquoise D | Under V.A.C. Northern Patrol. |
| [34] D Northern Chief D | See Pink List. |
| [34] D Northern Duke- | |
| [34] D Northern Foam D | |
| [34] D Northern Gift D | |
| [34] D Northern Isles A D | |
| [34] P Northern Princess A [34] P Northern Reward | |
| [34] P Northern Sky D | |
| [34] P Northern Sun A D | |
| Port Duties. | |
| Lydd II D - | Kirkwall, |
| Rescue Tug. | |
| St. Mellons D - | Falmouth. Refit. Completes 10 July. |
| LERWICK. | |
| Base Ship-Fox. | Examination Service. |
| Fear Not Heather Belle | Lerwick. |
| SULLOM VOE. | |
| 24th A/S | Group (Trawlers). |
| [34] Pentland Firth (S.O.) A D | Kirkwall. |
| [34] Arctic Explorer AD | Aberdeen. |
| [34] Hugh Walpole A D | Left Scapa 21 June. |
| [34] Scalby Wyke A D | Aberdeen. |
| [34] Tekoura A D - | Kirkwall. |
| M/S Trawler | (Ungrouped). |
| [34] Lune XD - | Aberdeen. Repairs. Date uncertain. |
| Unallocated. | |
| Vandyck D- - I | Plymouth. |
| Contraband | Control Service. |
| (Vessels of C.C. are being | considered for reallocation to other services.) |
| (Guardship.) | |
| [34] St. Sunniva D - | of Aberdeen. |
| C.C.S. Drifters. | |
| Beryl II - - | |
| Belle o' Moray - Phase - | Kirkwall. - |
| Rose Valley | - |
| Rambler Rose | - Buckie. |
| Examination Vessels. | |
| Lemnos - Strenuous | I Kirkwall. I |
| Armed | Boarding Vessel. |
| [34] P Discovery II D | Under V.A.C. Northern Patrol. See Pink List. |
| [33] Fernmoor - | Lyness. |
| Ethiopian D - | Left Glasgow 7 June for Scapa. |
| [33] Bountiful - | Cardiff. |
| [33] Rebuff - - | Houton Bay. |
| [33] Brine - - | Lyness. |
| [33] Onaway - - | |
| [33] Avon Water - | |
| [33] Barbara Robb - | Lyness. |
| [33] Barbain - - | |
| [33] C Barbican - | Aberdeen. |
| [33] P Barcroft D - | |
| [33] P Barlow - | |
| [33] Barndale - - | |
| [33] Barnestone - | |
| [33] Barnwell - - | |
| [33] C Barranca - | |
| [33] Barthorpe - | |
| [33] Ben Rossal - | |
| [33] D Bownet - | |
| [33] Doctor Lee D - | Lyness. |
| [33] D Dragonet - | |
| [33] Fort Ryan - | |
| [33] Foss - I | |
| [33] Gladys - I | |
| [33] Imelda - - | |
| [33] Masona - - | |
| [33] Mount Ard - | |
| [33] Norlan I - | Houton Bay. |
| [33] Northlyn D - | |
| [33] C Plantagenet - | Lyness. |
| [33] St. Celestin - | |
| [33] Sea Monarch - | Aberdeen. Repairs. |
| [33] C Signet - I | uncertain. |
| [33] Spinet D I | |
| [33] The Way D - | Lyness. |
| [33] William Caldwell |
| Princess Mary x | f.o. May. Greenock. Completes 28 |
| [8] Girl Mary F - | Granton. |
| Ship. | Sunderland. | Mary White | Sunderland. |
| Convallaria D - | Arrived Scapa 18 May. |
| Embrace - - | f.o. Dundee. |
| Favour - - | f.o. Dundee. |
| Principal D- - | Arrived Scapa 18 May. |
| Acquire - - | f.o. Buckie. |
| Archimedes - | Port Z.A. |
| Betsy Slater - | Port Z.A. |
| Dewey Rose - | f.o. Buckie. |
| Easter Rose - | f.o. Peterhead. |
| Heather Sprig - | f.o. Buckie. |
| Jeannie Howie - | f.o. Fraserburgh. |
| Jessie Tait - | f.o. Fraserburgh. |
| Lavatera - - | Port Z.A. |
| Sprig o' Heather | f.o. Peterhead. |
| Trade Wind - | Port Z.A. |
| West Neuk - | Port Z.A. |
| M/S | Trawlers. |
| [15] Alexander Scott XSD [15] Harry Melling XSD | Stornoway. |
| BeaumarisCastle X | f.o. Bristol. |
| Dunraven Castle X | f.o. Milford. |
| Harlech Castle X - | f.o. Milford. |
| [26] Grosmont Castle X | f.o. Govan. Completes |
| Powis Castle X - | 30 May. f.o. Port Talbot. |
| Walwyns Castlé X | f.o. Sharpness. |
| Girl Mary | 12 | Harvest Reaper | 19 | Janetha IV | 12 |
| [50] Concordia S | Peterhead. | |
| [50] Eager X/M D | - Scapa. | |
| [3] Fairy Knowe x/M | Arrived Humber | |
| 50] Gleam On S | Lyness. 22 May. | |
| [50] Green Pastures S | Scapa. | |
| [3] Internos x/M - | Arrived Humber 22 | |
| 50] Prospect Ahead S | May. Arrived Scapa 25 | |
| 50] Rowan Tree | May. | |
| [50] Scourge S - | Scapa. | |
| [50] Tritonia X/M - | ||
| [50] True Accord x/M D | Left Scapa 3 May. | |
| [50] Violet Flowers | Arrived Scapa 25 May. | |
| Echo | Sounding Yacht. | |
| [43] Peter Nell - - | Scapa. | |
| Magnetic Ship. | ||
| [33] Burlington - | Clyde. Repairs. Completes 16 June approx. | |
| Chartered | Boom Carriers. | |
| [33] Astronomer - | Rosyth. | |
| [33] Fernmoor - | Lyness. | |
| [10] Devon City D - | Norway. | |
| Boom | Defence Tenders. | |
| [33] Bountiful - - | ||
| [33] Rebuff - - | Houton Bay. | |
| Boom | Defence Vessels. | |
| [33] Avon Water | Lyness. | |
| [10] Barbara Robb - | Norway. | |
| [33] C Barbican - | ||
| [33] Barcombe - | ||
| [33] P Barcroft - | ||
| [33] P Barlow - - | ||
| [33] Barndale - - | Lyness. | |
| [33] Barnestone - | ||
| [33] Barnwell - - | ||
| [33] C Barranca - | ||
| [10] Ben Rossal - | Norway. | |
| [33] D Bownet - - | ||
| [33] C Brine - - | ||
| [33] Doctor Lee - | Lyness. | |
| [33] D Dragonet - | ||
| [10] Fort Ryan - | Norway. | |
| [33] Foss - - | Lyness. | |
| [33] Gladys - - | Aberdeen. Repairs. Com- | |
| [33] Imelda - - | pletes 5 June. Lyness. | |
| [10] Loch Shin - - | Norway. | |
| [33] Masona - - | Lyness. | |
| [10] Mount Ard - [33] Norlan - - | Norway. | |
| [33] C Plantagenet - | Houton Bay. | |
| [33] St. Celestin - | ||
| [33] Sea Monarch - | ||
| [33] C Signet - | ||
| - [33] Spinet | Lyness. | |
| - [33] The Way | ||
| - [33] William Hannen [33] William Caldwell | Aberdeen for temporary repairs Lyness. | |
| [34] | Pentland Firth A D (S.O.) | Kirkwall. |
| [34] | Arctic Explorer A D | Aberdeen. |
| [34] | Hugh Walpole A D | Kirkwall. |
| [34] | Scalby Wyke A - | Aberdeen. |
| [34] | Tekoura A - - | Kirkwall. Repairs. Date un- certain. |
| M/S | Trawlers. | |
| Group 46. | ||
| [34] Waterfly x/M D | ||
| [34] Gulfoss x/M D - | ||
| [34] Alexandrite x/s D | Aberdeen. | |
| [34] Star of Orkney x/M D | ||
| M/S Trawlers | (Ungrouped). | |
| [34] Lune X D | Aberdeen. Repairs. Date uncertain. | |
| Contraband | Control Service. | |
| (Guardship.) | ||
| *Vandyck D - | Kirkwall. | |
| * Upon relief by St. carrier at Liverpool. | Sunniva to be converted to troop | |
| C.C.S. | Drifters. | |
| Beryl II - - | ||
| Belle o' Moray - | ||
| Phase - - | Kirkwall. | |
| Rose Valley. - | ||
| Rambler Rose - | ||
| Armed | Boarding Vessel. | |
| [34] P Discovery II D | Under V.A.C. Northern Patrol. |
| Princess Mary | 15 |
36B VESSELS FITTING OUT FOR VARIOUS SERVICES-continued. 37 VESSELS FOR BALLOON DUTY. [43] The Tower - - [43] Prince Leo - VESSELS REQUISITIONED AND UNDER CONVERSION AS BOOM VESSELS [43] Cedric - - BUT NOT YET ALLOCATED TO COMMANDS. [43] Lord Northcliffe - Ship. [43] Riviere - - Fitting out at Ship. Fitting out at [43] Thunderstone - Forth. Alida Birkenhead. [43] Salvini Lord Gainford - - Ardrossan. Astros For duty in Norway. Sunderland. Margaret Rose [43] Chrysea - - : Basuto Hull. Mary White .. [43] Berenga - Sunderland. - Caliban Milford Haven. Nancy Hague : [43] Yesso- Glasgow. - - Chorley Liverpool. Night Raider : Hull. [43] Roxano - - Clarinet Milford Haven. Nordland : : - (30/6/40.) Glasgow. [43] Rigoletto - Collena Norina : .. Greenock. [43] Yehonala (M/Y) - To be f.o. Liverpool. - Southampton. Consbro Ocean Eddy : South Shields. Trophy To be f.o. Immingham. - - Peterhead. Okino Count .. .. Hull. Grimsby. above vessels on commissioning for service will be borne on books of Proserpine. Cuirass Phyllisia : : Ardrossan. Greenock. Scomber : Dorileen .. Liverpool. A/S VESSELS. (Whalers.) South Shields. Settsu : .. Milford Haven. Southern Gem A Emilia Primeiro Milford Haven. - (13/7/40.) f.o. Blyth. Southern Pride A Erna Fleetwood. Silanion - .. .. South Shields Helier II A f.o. North Shields. Florence Brierley Liverpool. Stalberg .. .. Port Talbot. - - Terje IA James Barrie South Shields. Star of the Realm .. South Shields. - - - Terje II A John Fitzgerald South Shields. Vilda : : Grimsby. - - f.o. Hull. : Terje III A Kuroki Newport, Mon. Westlyn : Birkenhead. - - Loch Long Dundee. Terje IV A- - - Terje VA - - f.o. Grimsby. Southern Flower A - f.o. Grimsby Southern Shore A - SUMMARY OF RESCUE TUGS. (See also Pink List.) Southern Wave A - f.o. Hebburn. Southern Spray A H.M.S. Stalwart. - H.M.S. Brigand. Southern Star A " Watermeyer. - Caroline Moller. " Southern Breeze A f.o. S. Shields. S/S Englishman. - " Maurader. " Hendon. " Resolve. [43] P Radiant A A/S YACHT. " Lady Brassey. " St. Cyms. - - f.o. Southampton. " Muria. St. Mellons. " " Seaman. Blankenberg A A/S TRAWLERS. St. Olaves. " " Superman. (Defensively Armed.) - Vizalma A f.o. North Shields. " Salvonia. I - Building, Beverley. " Saucy G (C37846)
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Laurel 16 Favour 27 Girl Winifred 23 Hav 35 John Stephen 36 Lavatera 27 Eager 29 Fawn 28 Gladys 29 Hawthorn 24 T. Hendry 12 Lavinia L 12 Eaglet II 5 Fazenta 35 Glala 12 Hawthorn Bank 18 Joseph Button 3 Laws 23 Earl Essex 2 Feaco 35A Gleam On 29 Hazard 29 Jubilee 22 Learig 30 Earl Kitchener 13 Feasible 15 Gleaner June Rose 31 Hazel 25 23 Leda 10 Easter Rose 27 23 Gleaners Heather Sprig 27 Juniper 25 Felicity 22 Leeds United 4 Ebor Jewel 17 Fenella 36A Hebe 29 Justifier 15 Glen Avon 23 Leeward 28 Ebor Wyke 29 Fentonian 12A Hekla 17 Glen Gower 23 Leicester City 26 Eccleshill 29 Helen 5 Fernmoor Glen Heather 3 Lephreto 3 29 Ecila 2 Helen West 28 Glen Kidston Leprechaun 8 Eden 2 Ferry Belle 8 17 Helier II 36B K. Le Tiger 25 29 Ferry Prince 8 Glen Strathallan 19 Edith M. Purdy Fertile Vale Heliopolis 34 Kalan 19 Letna 8 22 E. D. Walmsley 5 Glen Usk 23 Helvellyn 19 Kathleen 3 Leyland 32 Edwardian Fervent 11 12A Glitter II 12 Helvetia 17 Kellet 10 Libra 35 Edwina Fidget 11 5 Gloamin 7 Hendon 20 Kelpy 12 Libyan 35 Egeria Fidra 36 22 Gloria 29 Henriette 23 Kelt 32 Lichen 12A Eileen Emma 10 Filey Bay 16 Glow 22 Hertfordshire 9 Kennet 20 Liddoch 3 Eilla II 8 Fintray 5 Go Ahead 12A Hickory 24 Kennet (Tender) 12 Liffey 20 Elbury Fir 24 19 21 Kennymore 7 Lilac 24 16 Goatfell Hildena Eldorado 23 Firefly 21 Golden Eagle 12A Hinba 29 Keverne 12 Lily Oak 28 Elena 35 Fisher Boy 11 Golden Effort 19 Hiniesta 3 Kiddaw 12 Lincoln City 26 Elgin 16 Fisher Lad 28 Golden Emblem 22 Holdfast 11 Kiloran 3 Lincolnshire 19 Elizabeth Angela 11 Fitzroy 16 10 Holly 24 Kindred Star 9 Lizzie Birrel 24 Golden Gift 22 14 Llanthony S Elk 2 Flanders 23 Golden Harvest 8 Hollydale King Emperor Ellesmere 18 13 King Orry 11 Loch Aline 18 25 Fleming Golden Lily 27 Hopeful Elm 28 25 27 8 Kingscourt 16 Loch Alsh 16 Flora Golden News Horizon Elmenzala 5 17 Loch Buie 23 35 Floreat II 22 Golden Sunbeam 10 Hornbeam Kings Grey Elna 9 28 Hosanna 11 Floreat III King Sol 25 Loch Eribol 16 Eloquent 22 Loch Hope 17 Golden Thyme 19 Florence Brierley 37 Golden View 14 Hoverfly 20 Kingston Agate 8 Else Rykens Huddersfield Town 4 Kingston Alalite 10 Lochinvar 20 28 Flush Elsie Carn 20 Goodwill 22 30 Kingston Amber 8 Loch Inver 17 35 Elsie and Nellie Flying Admiral 5 Goodwin 11 Hugh Walpole Kingston Andalusite 10 Loch Laggan 12 10 12 El Tovar Flying Breeze 4 Gorse 28 Hussar Kingston Beryl 30 Loch Leven 16 37 22 Fontenoy 10 S Loch Long Embrace 15 Gossamer Kingston Cairngorm 27 Foray 16 8 Loch Melfort 32 Emilia Primeiro 27 Goth Force I. Kingston Ceylonite 37 14 Gowan 22 Kingston Chrysoberyl 8 Loch Monteith 25 Emilion 16 Forecast 12 Emperor of India 19 Idyll 32 Loch Oskaig 25 10 10 Gowan Craig S Kingston Chrysolite Empress Forerunner Ijiun 33 Loch Rannock 5 12A 10 Kingston Coral Loch Shin 29 9 Gracie Fields 29 Empyrean Fort Robert 15 Imelda Kingston Crystal 33 Englishman 8 35 Grampion 25 33 Loch Tulla 28 Fort Ryan 29 Grateful 28 Imperialist 19 36 Kingston Cyanite Forte 10 Lois 11 Enterprising Ephretah Fortitude 2 Gregory 17 Inchgower 20 26 Kingston Galena 30 London Pride 13 25 Indian Star Epine 28 Fort Rose 19 Greenfly 28 Kingston Jacinth Loon 29 10 2 Indian Summer Equerry 29 Forward 35A Green Howard 27 Kingston Olivine Lord Ashfield 26 30 Erimo 22 Foss 9 Green Pastures 29 Industry 29 Kingston Onyx 30 Lord Austin 19 3 29 4 Internos 28 Kingston Peridot Lord Barham 15 Erith Fox Greetings 30 Erna 16 Foyle 30 11 Invercairn Grey Mist 11 Kingston Sapphire 30 Lord Beaconsfield 17 10 Inverforth 37 12 Kingston Topaz Lord Cavan 11 Eroican Franc Tireur 20 30 Grimsby Town Escalonia 35A Friesland 17 Grosmont Castle 27 Inverugie 15 Kingston Turquoise 3 Lord Collingwood 11 Esmeralda 28 28 Irvana Freyer 18 Kirkella 35 17 Lord Essenden 19 Grouville Esperanza 9 Frons Olivae 36A Guava 5 Isle of May 28 Kopanes Essex Maid 4 Fumarole 22 Guide On 23 Istria 24 Fyldea 28 Guiding Light 28 11 Guelder Rose 23
42 43 Page Page Page 37 M/S Groups-contd Page 37 Mary White 46 Ocean Gain Page 6 23 M.A.S.B. 1, 4 & 5 30 Ocean Guide Polly Johnston Page Lord Gainford 13 9 49 23 Popinjay 11 Rime 19 Lord Grey 2 M.A.S.B. 6 & 7 29 50-51 9 Ocean Lifebuoy 5 Powis Castle 22 Rinovia 23 Masona 23 52-53 11 Ocean Lux 16 Ocean Retriever Preston North End 27 Rion Lord Hailsham 8 15 26 Lord Hood Master John 28 54 2 36 Prince Leo River Annam 22 32 10 7 23 Ocean Scout 36A 36B Lord Hotham Mayflower Ocean Spray Princess Elizabeth River Clyde 55 13 Lord Howard 10 May II 10 24 23 10 Princess Mary River Spey 5 60 Lord Howe Medway Queen 18 20 Ocean Sunlight M/S Training Flotilla 9 15 Princessa River Ytham 36A 15 Lord Inchcape 16 20 Ocean Swell 8 27 Riviere Principal 36B Melora 27 Muria Ocean Toiler 27 Lord Irwin 36 Robert Hastie 11 Mentor 3 14 Myris Proserpine 5 Ocean Treasure 28 Robert Stroud 36 26 Lord Keith 25 Merbreeze 19 12 Lord Lloyd Myrtle Prospect Ahead Ocean View 29 Robin Hood Mercury 2 28 13 14 12A Providence Ocean Vim 6 Robina 7 Lord Melchet 19 Mewslade 5 Ptarmigan 16 Ode 9 Rochebonne 2 Lord Middleton 12 Puffin 36B M. H. Stephens N. 5 31 Rodino Lord Northcliffe Ohm 16 Michael Griffiths 26 Nab Wyke Punnet 19 18 Lord Nuffield 10 Okino Rogate 9 27 25 Midas 37 Nairnside Pyramus 30 Lord Plender 21 Oku Roger Beck 3 3 24 11 Migrante Lord Rodney Nancy Hague Pyrope 12A Milford Duchess 37 Olivae Romany Rose 23 8 14 2 Naneta Rona 18 Lord Snowden 20 Olive Tree Milford Duke 8 28 Ronso Lord St. Vincent 11 Nautilus 16 2 Milford Earl 26 11 Olvina 9 Rooke 20 Lord Stamp 11 Navicula Milford King 8 Olympia 35 2 Q. Rosa 22 Lord Stanhope 12A Negro 16 Ombra 17 Lord Stonehaven 2 Milford Prince Milford Princess Neil Mackay 3 Queen Empress Rose 36 15 One Accord 13 28 Queen of Kent Rosebud 8 Lord Wakefield 3 Neil Smith Onetos 21 13 Roseden 20 Milford Queen 15 9 Queen of Thanet 28 30 Netsukis Oracle 21 Lorinda Lormont 11 Minna 10 3 Queen of the South I Rose Emma 12 12 New Comet 13 23 Oriole 13 Queen of the South II Rose Haugh 24 12 Lorna Doone Mine Recovery Flotillas- Newhaven N.B. 5 Orlando 18 Queen Worth Rose Hilda 15 14 8 Lowther Newland 28 36A Orvicto 35A Quest Rose Valley 30 1 11 6 Loyal Friend New Pride of Essex Osako 14 Rosel 24 Lucifer 3 2 22 11 Quiet Waters 28 New Prince of Wales I Osta 11 Rose Marie 3 Luda Lady 35 Minicoy 4 12 Our Bairns 11 Ross 10 Luda Lord 21 Minona 6 Newspray 12 28 Niger Our Kate 12 Ross Ard 27 Lunar Bow Mirabelle 3 16 Overfall 14 Rotha 15 30 Mirage Night Hawk 28 R. Lune 6 Oystermouth Castle 17 Rowan 24 Mireille 11 Night Raider 37 Racer 7 Lydd 10 Rowan Tree 29 28 Nimrod 19 Rachael Flett 26 Lydd II 30 Mist Roxano 36B Lydia Long 27 Mistletoe 22 Nirvana 2 P. Radiant 36B Royal Eagle 12A 32 9 Nobles 4 Pangbourne 10 Radnor Castle 2 Lydiard M.L. 100 Royallieu 14 Lynx 10 Moed-en-Werk 36 Nodzu 23 Paragon 24 Rambler Rose 30 Royalo 14 Paramount 3 Raymont 35 Mollusc 16 Nogi 15 Ruby 5 Noontide 28 Pathway 11 Reaper 7 Monarch Rugby 17 9 M. Norbreeze Patti 17 Reboundo 23 Runswick Bay 5 Monarda 12A 27 M.1 Paul Rykens 28 Rebuff 29 8 11 Nordland 37 Ryde 10 Mona's Isle M.2 29 Paxton 10 Norina Receptive 36 Monimia 16 37 16 S. M.3 Paynter 7 Recono 8 Moonstone 32 Norlan 29 36 Red Gauntlet 3 Sabra 35 M.A. West 11 Moorgate 12 Norna 36A Peacemaker 5 Red Sky 16 Sabreur 35 Madden 15 5 Norman Wilson 20 Pearl Madeline Moray Pecheur 27 Reed 15 Sailor King 22 13 Magnolia Morgan Jones 17 Norse 12A 29 Refraction 8 St. Abbs 9 8 29 Peggy Nutten St. Achilleus 13 Maid Marion Mount Ard 29 Northcoates Pelagos 5 Refundo 8 2 Majesta Mount Keen Northern Chief 30 24 Pellag II 9 Regal 2S St. Adrian 5 12 Northern Dawn 25 15 Regardo 13 St. Apollo 31 Majesty 22 Pelton M/S Flotillas Northern Duke 30 Ma Joie II Pembroke 12 Regwa 15 St. Cathan 25 12 Northern Foam 30 Malacolite 30 Reids 36 St. Celestin 29 35 1 29 Pentland Firth 9 St. Cyrus 17 Mallard Northern Gem 25 Perilia 16 Reigate 31 4 16 Northern Gift 30 Mangrove Peter Carey 21 Reighton Wyke 21 St. Dominica 5 24 5 10 Manor 30 28 Relonzo 11 St. Donats 16 2 6 Northern Isles Peter Hendriks 16 St. Elstan 25 Manora 10 Northern Pride 25 4 7 Peter Nell 29 Remexo 21 Remillo 35A St. Fagan 9 Man-o'-War 30 30 25 8 Northern Princess Phase 14 St. Katherine 12 Manx Prince 23 Northern Reward 30 34 Renascent 35 10 Philante 20 St. Kenan 25 Marano 10 30 35A Rennet 11 Northern Sky Philippe 23 St. Loman 25 Marauder 35 19 25 36 Renzo Marcia 3 12 Northern Spray Phyllis Rose 9 St. Magnus 26 13 Northern Sun 30 37 Resolve Phyllisia 23 St. Melante 12A Marconi 23 25 14 M/S Groups- Phineas Beard 26 Resolvo Northern Wave 14 St. Mellons 30 Mare 20 32 Resparko 14 Northlyn Pict 21 St. Modwen 9 Maretta 1 24 North Ness 17 24 Restrivo Picton Castle 7 St. Nectan 36A Margaret Hyde 11 2,3 14 31 Retako 15 12A Northward Ho Pintail 8 St. Olaves 9 Margaret Rose 4-6 9 29 Returno Marina Northwind Plantagenet 35 St. Olive 5 37 10-12 13 19 11 Revello 10 St. Sunniva 26 Marinus 9 16-20 15 Norwich City Playmates 19 21 Reverberation 18 St. Tudno 12A Marion 12 22-26 16 Notts County Plinlimon 12A Rezala 4 24 23 3 St. Wistan 17 Mariout 28,29 Nyula Plumer 8 Rhodora 5 St. Zeno 31 Marmion 35 30-32 23 Poinavon 36 Richard Croft Salamander 16 14 Marsoma 13 34 21 O. Pointer 24 Rig 23 Salpa 2 Martinet 27 37-38 22 Oak 26 Pointz Castle 35 Righto 36B Saltash 10 Mary A. Purdy 20 40-41 26 Oaklea 28 Polar V 35 Rigoletto Mary Sturgeon 29 43 26 Ocean Breeze 11 Polar VI 28 44-45 27 Ocean Brine 22 29 Ocean Eddy 37
| [25] Elizabeth | Angela LL D | Dover. |
| [25] Clythness | X/LL D | Dover. Defects. |
| Rodino | LL D - | |
| Taipo | LL D - | |
| [3] Emilion | X/LL - | |
| [3] Kingscourt | LL/D | Dover. |
| Athenian | LL D - | |
| Ben | Glas LL D - | |
| [25] Onetos | LL/D - | |
| [25] Saturn | LL/D - | |
| M/S | Drifters. | |
| [25] Hosanna | x/s D | |
| [25] Playmates | x/s | } Dover. |
| [25] Willing | Boys x/s D | |
| Danlaying | Vessel. | |
| [25] GreyMist | (Yacht) D | Dover. |
| Yachts armed | with Lewis guns. | |
| [18] Sargasso [25] Gulzar D | D | Ramsgate. |
| [25] Conidaw | D | Dover. |
| Echo | Sounding Yacht. | |
| [25] Chico | - | Dover. |
| Queen of | Examination the Fleet I | Service. Dover. |
| [25] Falconet | Boom Defence | Vessel. Dover. |
| S/S Lady | Brassey Rescue Dover. D | Tug. |
| Harbour | Defence Patrol Craft. | |
| [45] Aisha - - | Sheerness | |
| [43] Amalfi - - | ||
| [45] Caleta - - | ||
| [45] Caterina - - | ||
| [45] Chrystobel II - | Sheerness. | |
| [43] Clorinde - - | ||
| [45] Glala - - | ||
| Majesta - - | f.o. Cowes. | |
| [45] Ma Joie II - | Sheerness. | |
| Janetha IV - | ||
| Drifters. | ||
| [45] Constant Friend | ||
| Ocean Retriever | ||
| Ocean Toiler - | ||
| Peacemaker - | Sheerness. | |
| Receptive - | ||
| Phyllis Rose | ||
| Ocean Treasure - | ||
| Auxiliary | Patrol Vessels. | |
| [32] Cachelot - | ||
| [32] Curlew - - | ||
| [32] Fedalmo - - | ||
| Chatham. | ||
| [32] Jong - | ||
| [32] Lazy Days - | ||
| [32] Snow Bunting - | ||
| Boom | Defence Tenders. | |
| Boy Scout | J. T. Hendry | |
| Carry Oh | Kiddaw | |
| Citron | Lavinia L. | |
| Comely Bank | Marinus | |
| Constant Hope | Newspray | Sheerness. |
| Elsie and Nellie | Our Kate | |
| Ex Fortis | Rose Emma | |
| George and Albert | Triumph | |
| Inverugie | Young Alfred |
12A NORE COMMAND-continued. 13 (THE NORE AREA-continued.) NORE COMMAND-continued. CHATHAM. SHEERNESS-continued. (HARWICH AREA.) Base Ship.-St. Tudno. D HARWICH. 6th Minesweeping Flotilla. Magnetic Ships. [5] Halcyon X D M.L. Training Boat. [45] Corfield Chatham. Base Ship-Badger. (S.O.) ML 103A . - Chatham. [5] Speedwell X D [3] Corbrae Harwich. [2] Springdale Sheerness. 1st A/S Group (Trawlers.) [5] Hussar X - SHEERNESS. [10] D Springtide Tyne. [1] Sapphire A D Harwich. [5] Harrier X LL/D Repairs. Base Ship.-Wildfire. 24 July Complete (S.O.) [1] Basset A Sheerness. M/S Yachts. [45] Aronia D [1] Tourmaline A - Paddle Minesweepers. Harwich. (Captain M/S). *12th Minesweeping Flotilla. [45] Sylph Sheerness. Experimental Flotilla. [1] Turquoise A D [62] C Queen Empress (Fast Motor Boat). Tugs. XD (S.O.) [2] Salvo X/L [62] C Oriole x D Lowestoft. Paddle Minesweeper. [62] P Duchess of Fife City of Rochester [2] Servitor X/L 3rd A/S Group (Trawlers). XD Chatham. Future under con- Sheerness. [11] Amethyst A D [62] C Marmion X D sideration. To be paid off. Repairs. Date uncertain. [2] Shako X/L (S.O.) [62] Lorna Doone X f.o. Plymouth. Danlayers (Trawlers). [11] Agate A D Harwich. [2] Burnbanks [2] Solitaire X/L D * To Lowestoft temporarily. - [2] Dolores Sheerness. Dockyard Control. [11] Jasper AD Defective. (To be used as [2] Bracon Heath Special Service.) M/S Trawlers. M/S Drifters. Group 4. M/S Trawlers. [45] Boy Allen S 11th A/S Group (Trawlers). [2] Corena X D [45] Larch X D Group 2. [3] Artic Pioneer A D [45] Devon County S [2] Berberis x/s D [45] Force X D 20 kw. Sheerness. [3] Drangey A D Harwich. [45] Forerunner S Harwich. [45] Tamarisk XD Sheerness. [2] Stella Leonis XD 20 kw. [3] Sphene AD [45] Pyrope X D [45] Plumer S 22 kw. Sheerness. Repairs. Date un- [2] Fleming XD [3] Viviana A D I certain. [45] Bernard Shaw X D Group 3. Group 5. [45] Milford Prince X D Auxiliary Patrol Vessels. Ex 19th A/S Group. [2] Stella Rigel x [45] Edwardian X D Sheerness. [45] Cervantes [1] Lord Plender A [2] Waveflower X D [45] Tilburyness XD Harwich. Harwich. [45] Elizabeth Green [2] Green Fly A [2] Lord Melchett X D [45] Mary Jane [8] Firefly X Group 30. Sheerness. [2] WilliamWesney X D [45] Silvery Breeze [8] Peter Carey x/s D [8] Wardour X/D Sheerness. [45] Shunesta A/S Trawlers. [8] Windward Ho X D [45] Margaret Mary [2] Lady Madeline A Group 56. Chatham. Repairs. Date un- Harwich. certain. Lady Lilian A D [24] Stour X D Harwich. [50] Arctic Hunter M/S Trawlers Sheerness. (Ungrouped). [24] Tranio X Sheerness. [45] Darogah X/LL D X/LL D [24] Joseph Button x/s Harwich. [45] Norse X/LL D Chatham. Repairs. Completes Special Service Vessels. D 27 July. [45] Golden Eagle M/S Yacht. [2] River Clyde X Harwich. [45] Kennymore X/LL D Chatham. [2] London Pride Harwich. [45] Royal Eagle D (Fast Motor Boat) [8] Conquistador Sheerness. [45] Resolvo X/LL D X/LL D Sheerness. Group 58. [45] Sunlight X/LL D [2] Edward Walmsley Dan-laying Vessels. XD Fentonian LL D Boom Defence Tugs. [2] Tehana X D- [45] Crevice [2] Madeline Harwich. Harwich. [2] Thomas Leeds X/SD [45] Kelpy Sheerness. [2] Boy Pat Approved suitable for Dan- laying, [15] Red Gauntlet x/s D
| [44] Princess Mary X D | Yarmouth. |
21 ROSYTH COMMAND-contined. 22 M/S Trawlers. GRANTON. ROSYTH COMMAND-continued. Group 32 [8] Hildena X - - GRANTON-continued. Base Ship-Claverhouse. DUNDEE-continued. [8] Commodator XD Harbour Defence Patrol Craft. Granton. M/S Trawlers (Ungrouped). [8] Comitatus XD - - - [8] Fidra F [39] Bay XD - - 13th A/S Group (Trawlers). [8] Sargon x/s D - [8] Auld Reekie F - [39] Blackthorn XD Dundee. [8] Stafnes AD - [8] Girl Christian F - [39] Pine X D - (S.O.) [S] ReightonWyke A D Group 33. [8] Girl Mary F - Granton. Deodar XD - - [1] Brabant x - [8] Thornwick Bay A- Granton. [8] E. & T.S. F - [26] Flanders X D - Granton. [8] Vascama A - 2nd Mine Recovery Flotilla. [8] Floreat II F - [26] Kunishi X D [39] Achievable - Lowestoft. - [S] Visenda - [8] Floreat III F - [39] Frons Olivae - Portsmouth. Group 59. Parachute Patrol Craft. [39] Young Cliff - I Humber. [1] Ann Melville X - [8] Benmore F - Granton. Defects. Date [39] Sailor King - Lowestoft. [8] Shandwick x - Granton. uncertain. 38th A/S Group (Trawlers). [8] Craig F - - [39] Scotch Thistle - Grimsby. [1] Strathugie X - [8] Stella Canopus A D [8] Gleaners F - (S.O.) [8] Lady Beryl A D - - Granton. [8] Goodwill F - Group 62. Echo Sounding Yacht (attached 2nd M.R.F.). [8] Fintray X r [8] Brimness A [8] Jennie Mackay F - [39] El Tovar - - Grimsby. - Granton. [8] Loch Rannoch x Port Edgar. [8] Jubilee F - [1] Calvinia X - [8] Mistletoe F Harbour Defence Patrol Craft. - [39] Suilven F - - [8] Touchstone X Leith. [8] Popinjay F - - 7th Mineweeping Flotilla. [39] Venture F - - Dundee. Sunbeam III F - [8] Westward Ho M/S Trawlers (ungrouped). [39] Viola F - - (S.O.) [8] Hoverfly X/LL D - [8] Plinlimon Inchkeith Gate Trawlers. - [8] Lorinda X/LL D Auxiliary Patrol Vessels. - [8] Craig Island - [8] Skidaw D Granton. (Trawlers armed with 12-pdr. guns.) - [8] Wallena X/LL D - Granton. [8] Cramond Island - [39] Chalcedony - [8] Queen of Thanet D Dundee. [45] Retako X/LL D - [8] Ocean Brine - Granton. [45] Queen of Kent D- [39] Tervani - - Renzo X/LL D` - [8] River Annam - [8] Strathspay - Examination Service. Lookout Drifters. [8] Coruscation f.o. Leith. [39] Hollydale - - Dan-laying Yacht. [8] Jocelyn [39] Fertile Vale - Dundee. - - Granton [8] Sylvana (S.O., [39] Gowan - - Granton. [8] Majesty - - f.o. Leith. M.S., Granton) Montrose. [39] Shiona - DUNDEE. - [8] Rosa - - f.o. Hull. For duty in the [8] Boy Andrew Forth. Base Ship-Unicorn II. - Night Patrol Drifters. M/S Trawlers. [39] Golden Emblem Examination Service Group 34. Dundee. - Dan-laying Drifters. [8] Brenda - - [39] Cranefly XD [39] Thermopylae - (For duty with 7th M/S F.) [8] Freya 1 - [39] Equerry X D - [8] Clan Mackay [8] Norma D Attached Naval Base for general duties. - - Firth of Forth. [39] Gadfly XD - - Dundee. Repairs. Date [8] Snap Rosyth, - Dundee. - [8] Minna [39] Taeping - - [39] Sturton X D uncertain. - - [8] Explorer - 2 - [39] Dane XD - - (C38488)
| Princess Mary x | Greenock. |
| [33] Mary Sturgeon F - |
| [50] Concordia S | Peterhead. | |
| [50] Green Pastures S - | Peterhead. | |
| [34] Prospect Ahead S | Kirkwall. | |
| [50] Scourge S - - | Peterhead. | |
| [50] Tritonia X/M - | Scapa. | |
| [34] Violet Flowers S - | Kirkwall. | |
| [34] Pentland Firth (S.O.) A D | Kirkwall. | |
| [34] Arctic Explorer AD | Aberdeen. | |
| [34] Hugh Walpole A D | Left Scapa 21 June. | |
| [34] Scalby Wyke A D | Aberdeen. | |
| [34] Tekoura A D - | Aberdeen. Repairs. Com- pletes 22 July. | |
| M/S Trawler | (Ungrouped). | |
| [34] Lune XD - - | Aberdeen. Repairs. Date uncertain. | |
| Unallocated. | ||
| Vandyck D- - I | Plymouth. | |
| Contraband | Control Service. | |
| (Vessels of C.C. are being other | considered for reallocation to services.) | |
| (Guardship.) | ||
| [34] St. Sunniva D | I Aberdeen. | |
| C.C.S. | Drifters. | |
| Beryl II - - | ||
| Belle o' Moray - Phase - - | Kirkwall. | |
| Rose Valley - | ||
| Rambler Rose - | Buckie. | |
| Examination Vessels. | ||
| Lemnos - I Strenuous - - | Kirkwall. | |
| Armed | Boarding Vessel. | |
| [34] P Discovery II D | Under V.A.C. Northern Patrol. See Pink List. | |
| [33] Fernmoor - - | Lyness. | |
| Ethiopian D - | Scapa. | |
| [33] Bountiful - - | Cardiff. | |
| [33] Rebuff - - | Houton Bay. | |
| [33] Brine - - | ||
| [33] Onaway - 1 - | Lyness. | |
| Defence Vessels. | ||
| [33] Avon Water - | ||
| [33] Barbara Robb - | Lyness. | |
| [33] Barbain - - | ||
| [33] C Barbican - | Aberdeen. | |
| [33] P Barcroft D - | ||
| [33] P Barlow - - | ||
| [33] Barndale - - | ||
| [33] Barnestone - | ||
| [33] Barnwell - - | ||
| [33] C Barranca - | ||
| [33] Barthorpe - | ||
| [33] Ben Rossal - | ||
| [33] D Bownet - - | ||
| [33] Doctor Lee D - | Lyness. | |
| [33] D Dragonet - | ||
| [33] Fort Ryan - | ||
| [33] Foss - - | ||
| [33] Gladys I - | ||
| [33] Imelda - - | ||
| [33] Masona - I | ||
| [33] Mount Ard - | ||
| [33] Norlan - I | Houton Bay. | |
| [33] Northlyn D | ||
| [33] C Plantagenet - | Lyness. | |
| [33] St. Celestin - | ||
| [33] Sea Monarch - | Aberdeen. Repairs. | |
| [33] C Signet - I | uncertain. | |
| [33] Spinet D - - | ||
| [33] The Way D I | Lyness. | |
| [33] William Caldwell | ||
| [50] Conway Castle XD | ||
| Northcoates XD | Scapa. | |
| [50] Ebor Wyke X/LL D | ||
| [50] Varanga X/LL | Iceland. | |
| Michael Griffith X/LL D Yezo X/LL D | Scapa. |
| Bay A - - | Selby. |
| Blackthorn XAD- | Beverley. |
| M/S | Drifters. |
| [39] Aurilia x/M - - | Lowestoft. |
| [39] Glow X/M - - | f.o. Jarrow. |
| *2nd Mine | Recovery Flotilla. |
| [39] Achievable - | |
| [39] Frons Olivae - | Left Tyne 30 May. |
| [39] Young Cliff - | Left Dundee 31 |
| [39] Sailor King - - | Ramsgate. May for |
| [39] Scotch Thistle - | Left Tyne 30 May. |
| * To proceed | to Ramsgate. |
| Echo Sounding | Yacht (attached 2nd M.R.F.). |
| [39] El Tovar - - | North Shields. |
| Harbour | Defence Patrol Craft. |
| [39] Suilven F - - | |
| [39] Venture F - - | Dundee. |
| [39] Viola F - - | |
| Examination | Service Drifters. |
| [39] Hollydale - - | |
| [39] Fertile Vale - | f.o. Dundee. |
| [39] Gowan - - | |
| Night | Patrol Drifters. |
| [39] Golden Emblem [39] Thermopylae - | Dundee. |
| Attached Naval Base | for general duties. |
| [39] Taeping - - | Date Dundee. Repairs. uncertain. |
| Rescue | Tug. |
| [6] D Glengower X D (S.O.) | Harwich. |
| [3] D Glen Avon x | |
| [6] C Glen Usk X | North Shields. |
| [6] C Laguna Belle X D | Tyne. |
| [45] C Thames Queen X | f.o. Chatham. Completes 12 June. |
| [6] D Snaefell X D - | Harwich. |
| [43] Southsea - | f.o. Southampton. |
| Ungrouped | M/S Trawlers. |
| [6] New Comet L/LD - | I North Shields. |
| M/S | Drifters. |
| [6] Guide On x/m | Lowestoft. |
| [6] June Rose x/s D | |
| [6] Summer Rose x/s D | North Shields. |
| [6] Young Jacob X/M D | Lowestoft. |
| Look-out | Drifters. |
| [6] Broadland [6] Catherine | North Shields. |
| [6] Geordie - - | Scapa. |
| [6] Girl Ellen - - | |
| [6] Girl Winifred - | North Shields. |
| [6] Ocean Gain D [6] Ocean Guide D | Chatham. |
| [6] Ocean Spray - | Scapa. |
| [6] Romany Rose - [6] Spranza | North Shields. |
| [6] Supporter - | Scapa. |
| [6] Young Ernie | - North Shields. |
| [33] Mary Sturgeon F |
36c 37 VESSELS FITTING OUT FOR VARIOUS SERVICES-continted. VESSELS REQUISITIONED AND UNDER CONVERSION AS BOOM A/S VESSELS. (Whalers.) Completes. BUT NOT YET ALLOCATED TO COMMANDS. - Southern Gem A f.o. Blyth. 25 July. To work 1 August. Campbeltown then to Belfast. up Ship. Fitting out at Ship. Southern Pride A - Fittin - f.o. North Shields. 17 July. Helier II A - Astros : Sunderland. : Mary White : Sun - 22 July. Terje IA - Collena : . : Liverpool. - - 30 July. Nancy Hague : Gla Terje II A f.o. Hull. 6 August. Consbro : : Immingham. . Terje III A - - Night Raider : 1 25 July. Dorileen South Shields. .. : Terje IV A - - Nordland : : Gl Terje VA - - f.o. Grimsby. Mid August. Sunrise Milford Haven. : : Southern Flower A - f.o. Grimsby. 7 August. Ocean Eddy Sout Fleetwood. : Erna .. Southern Shore A - 28 August. George Bligh Milford. Okino : : Gi : . Southern Wave A - f.o. Hebburn. 17 August. Girard Port Glasgow. Scomber Li : : Southern Spray A - 5 August. James Barrie South Shields. Southern Star A - 9 August. Settsu Milf : : Southern Breeze A - 12 August. John Fitzgerald South Shields. .. f.o. S. Shields. Silanion Sou : : Stora - - - Loch Long Dundee. : . : Sposa Star of the Realm Sou : - - - Lord Gainford Ardrossan. : . Margaret Rose Wyre Por : : : . A/S TRAWLERS. Recoil A - - f.o. North Shields. 1 August. SUMMARY OF RESCUE TUGS. (See also Pink List and under P Vizalma A - - Building, Beverley. 17 August St. Zeno A - 25 July } To Campbeltown then work up at - Building, Beverley. H.M.S. Brigand D. S/S *Englishman D. to Belfast. *Hendon D. Haarlem Caroline Moller D. = - " - - *Lady Brassey D. Erin f.o. Wallsend. " Coringa D. = - # - *Muria. D. " D. " Lady Rosemary D Seaman D. - f.o. Port Talbot. " Resolve D. " Cape Mariato Superman D. (Defensively - " St. Cyms D. = - f.o. Port Talbot. Zwarte Zee D. Stella Polaris " St. Mellons D. = - - f.o. Govan. Witte Zee D. St. Olaves D. " " Schelde D. Dutch. " " Salvonia D. Thames D. : " Saucy D. Amsterdam D. " " Stalwart D. " Watermeyer D. * Not armed.
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
| John and | Lady Rosemary | 36c | Lord Howard | 35A | Mare | 14 | Monarch | 9A | Naneta | 9 | |
| John Stephen | 12 | Lady Stanley | 17 | Lord Irwin | 10 | Margaret Mary | 12A | Monimia | 16 | Nazareth | 35B |
| Karen Marie | 7 | 12 | Lord | Mary A. Hastie | 11 | M/S Flotillas | Night Hawk (Trawler) | 7 | |||
| Kastoria | 3 | Lazy Days | Stanhope | 2 | Mary A. Purdy | 29 | 1 | 29 | Night Hawk | 28 | |
| Kathleen | 16 | Learig | 30 | Lord Stonehaven | 2 | Mary Jane | 12A | 4 | 16 | Night Raider | 37 |
| Kellet | 12A | Leda | 16 | Lord Wakefield | 2 | Mary Sturgeon | 28 | 5 | 16 | Nimrod | 19 |
| Kelpy | 32 | Leeds United | 4 | Lorinda | 3 | Mary White | 37 | 6 | 13 | Nirvana | 3 |
| Princess Mary | 15 |
36c
FOR VARIOUS SERVICES- continued.
37
VESSELS. (Whalers.)
Gem A
-
f.o. Blyth.
Pride A
-
-
f.o. North Shields.
-
VESSELS REQUISITIONED AND UNDER CONVERSION AS BOOM VESSELS
-
-
BUT NOT YET ALLOCATED TO COMMANDS.
-
-
f.o. Hull.
Ship.
Fitting out at
-
-
Ship.
Fitting out at
Alida
-
-
Birkenhead.
Lord Gainford
Ardrossan.
-
-
f.o. Grimsby.
Astros
Sunderland.
Margaret Rose
:
Basuto
lower A
-
f.o. Grimsby
Hull.
Mary White
..
Sunderland.
Caliban
hore A
Milford Haven.
-
Nancy Hague
..
Glasgow.
Chorley
ave A
f.o. Hebburn.
Liverpool.
-
Night Raider
:
Hull.
Clarinet
Milford Haven.
Nordland
ray A -
:
..
Glasgow.
(30/6/40.)
Norina
Collena
:
:
Greenock.
A
-
Liverpool.
f.o. S. Shields.
Consbro
Ocean Eddy
:
South Shields.
A
-
Immingham.
Okino
Count
Grimsby.
Hull (for
Portsmouth).
Phyllisia
:
:
Ardrossan.
Cuirass
Greenock.
Scomber
Liverpool.
A/S YACHT.
Dorileen
South Shields.
Settsu
:
..
Milford Haven.
(13/7/40.)
-
f.o. Southampton.
Emilia Primeiro
Milford Haven.
Silanion
..
:
South Shields.
Erna
Fleetwood.
Stalberg
: .
..
Port Talbot.
Florence Brierley
Liverpool.
Star of the Realm
..
South Shields.
James Barrie
South Shields.
A/S TRAWLERS.
Vilda
..
..
Grimsby.
John Fitzgerald
South Shields.
-
f.o. North Shields.
Westlyn
Birkenhead.
..
:
Kuroki
Newport, Mon.
-
Building, Beverley.
Loch Long
Dundee.
-
f.o. Hull. Completes 4 June.
-
1
{
Completes early July.
Building, Beverley
Completes Mid-June.
SUMMARY OF RESCUE TUGS. (See also Pink List.)
H.M.S. Stalwart.
H.M.S. Brigand.
Watermeyer.
Caroline Moller.
"
"
S/S Englishman.
Maurader.
"
" Hendon.
Resolve.
"
" Lady Brassey.
"
St. Cyms.
" Muria.
St. Mellons.
"
" Seaman.
St. Olaves.
"
Superman. (Defensively Armed.)
"
" Salvonia.
Saucy.
G2
"
(C38230)
| Girl Mary | 22 |
| Princess Mary | 15 S | |||||
| 37 | Mary A. Purdy | 29 | 32 | 16 | Northwind | 9 |
| 13 | Mary Sturgeon | 28 | 34 | 21 | Norwich City | 19 |
| Mary White | 37 | 22 | Notts | 19 |
| 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. |
| [45] Mary Jane - | Sheerness. |
| [45] Margaret Mary | Chatham. Repairs. Date us certain.xood |
| Base Ship-Watchful | D | |
| [44] Taransay D (Captain M/S) D | Yarmouth. | |
| Lexa | Yarmouth. | |
| 10th | Minesweeping Flotilla. | |
| Paddle | Minesweepers. | |
| [25] P Sandown XD (s.o.) | Yarmouth. | |
| [43] C Duchess of Rothesay X | Southampton (C. Repairs. 17 August. | and M.). Completes about |
| [25] P Princess Elizabeth x D | ||
| [25] C Medway Queen XD | Yarmouth. | |
| [25] Ryde x D | ||
| M/S | Trawlers. | |
| [44] Cape Melville x (Cdr. M/S) | Yarmouth. | |
| Group 10. | ||
| [44] Pelton x D - | ||
| [44] Arkwright XD | Yarmouth. | |
| [44] Milford Queen X D | ||
| [44]Milford Princess XD | ||
| Group 11. | ||
| [44] Nogi x D | ||
| [44] Solon x D - | Harwich. | |
| [44] Tamora x D - | Yarmouth. | |
| [44] Contender XD - | ||
| Group 12. | ||
| [44] Grampion XD - | Yarmouth. | |
| [44] Suma XD - | Lowestoft. | Repairs. Date |
| [44] James Lay X | uncertain. | |
| [44] Dorothy Lambert XD | Yarmouth. | |
| Group 13. | ||
| [44] Clothilde XD | ||
| [44] Cotsmuir XD - | ||
| [44] Madden x D | Yarmouth. | |
| [44] Blighty x D | ||
| Group 14. | ||
| [44] Epine XD - | ||
| [44] Star of Orkney X/M D | Yarmouth. | |
| [44] Cardiff Castle X D | ||
| [44] Their Merit x D | Yarmouth. uncertain. | Repairs. Date |
| [44] Boy Philip x/s D | Yarmouth. | |
| [44] Genius x/m D | Yarmouth. Repairs. Date uncertain. | |
| [44] Justifier x/s D | Yarmouth. Repairs. Date uncertain. | |
| [44] Margaret Hyde X/S D | Lowestoft. | |
| [44] Rose Hilda x/s D- | Yarmouth. Generator repairs Date uncertain. | |
| [44] Silver Crest x/s D | ||
| [44] Feasible x/m D | Yarmouth. | |
| [44] Swift Wing X/M D | ||
| The Brit - | Great Yarmouth. | |
| Waldemar | Great Yarmouth. and repairs. certain. | Docking Date un- |
| [47] Garry X D (S.O.) [47] Liffey X D 1 - | Port Edgar. |
| [47] Boyne X D - | Leith. Refit. Date uncertain. |
| [47]. Colne x/s D [47] Dee X D | Port Edgar. |
| [24] Blackwater LL X | f.o. Leith. Completes 15 Aug. |
| [24] Kennet X LL D - | Left Fishguard 20 July. |
| [47] Foyle X D - | Port Edgar. |
| Fintray X D | Port Edgar. |
| Loch Rannoch X D | Port Edgar. Refit. Date uncertain. |
| Calvinia - - | Port Edgar. |
| Touchstone- | Leith. Refit. Date uncertain. |
| [44] Princess Mary x - | On passage. |
| [8] Benmore F | Granton. Defects. uncertain. | Date | |
| [8] Craig F - - | |||
| [8] Gleaners F | |||
| [8] Goodwill F | |||
| [8] Jennie Mackay F | |||
| Granton. | |||
| [8] Jubilee F - | |||
| [8] Mistletoe F | |||
| [8] Popinjay F | |||
| Sunbeam III F | |||
| [8] Coruscation - | f.o. Leith. | ||
| [8] Jocelyn - - | Granton | ||
| [8] Majesty - - | f.o. Leith. | ||
| [8] Rosa - - | f.o. Hull. For duty | ||
| [8] Boy Andrew - | Forth. |
| [6] D Glengower X D [3] D Glen Avon (S.O.) X | North Shields. |
| [6] C Glen Usk X | |
| [6] C Laguna Belle X D | North Shields. |
| [45] C Thames Queen X | f.o. June. Chatham. Completes 12 |
| [6] D Snaefell X D - | North Shields. |
| [43] Southsea X - - | f.o. Southampton. |
| [33] Mary Sturgeon F - |
| [6] D Glengower X D [3] D Glen Avon X (S.O.) | North Shields. |
| [6] C Glen Usk X | |
| [6] C Laguna Belle X D | North Shields. |
| [45] C Thames Queen X | f.o. June. Chatham. Completes 12 |
| [6] D Snaefell X D | North Shields. |
| [43] Southsea X - | f.o. Southampton. |
| [5] | D Bramble X/LLE/S (S.O.) | Invergordon. |
| [5] | D Britomart X - | Leith. |
| [5] | C Hazard X T/W - | Scapa. |
| [5] | P Hebe X T/W - | Portsmouth. |
| [5] | D Seagull D- - | Scapa. |
| [5] | C Sharpshooter D- | Sheerness for Repairs. |
| [5] | P Speedy X/L L D | Invergordon. |
| [50] Brontes A (S.O.) - | Scapa. | |
| [50] Davey AD - | Scapa. | |
| [50] Istria AD - | Scapa. | |
| [50] Loch Tulla A - | Aberdeen. | |
| [50] Regal AD - | Scapa. | |
| [33] Fernmoor - | Lyness. | |
| [33] Devon City D . | Scapa. | |
| [33] Avon Water - | Lyness. | |
| [10] Barbara Robb | Norway. | |
| Barbain - | ||
| [33] C Barbican - | Aberdeen. | |
| [33] Barcombe - | ||
| [33] P Barcroft D - | ||
| [33] P Barlow - | ||
| [33] Barndale - | ||
| [33] Barnestone - | ||
| [33] Barnwell - - | ||
| [33] C Barranca - | Lyness. | |
| [33] Ben Rossal - | ||
| [33] D Bownet - | ||
| [33] C Brine - | ||
| [33] Doctor Lee - | ||
| [33] D Dragonet . | ||
| [10] Fort Ryan - | Norway. | |
| [33] Foss - F | Lyness. | |
| [33] Gladys - . | Aberdeen. | |
| [33] Imelda - . | Lyness. | |
| [33] Masona 4 1 | Lyness. | |
| [33] Mount Ard - | Norway. | |
| [33] Norlan . | Houton Bay. | |
| [33] Northlyn : | ||
| [33] C Plantagenet - | ||
| [33] St. Celestin - | Lyness. | |
| [33] Sea Monarch - | ||
| [33] C Signet - | ||
| [33] Spinet - | ||
| [33] The Way | Scapa. | |
| [33] William Hannen | Aberdeen for temporary repairs. | |
| William Caldwell | Lyness. |
| Collena | Liverpool. | Mary White | Sunderland. |
| Fisher Lad | 28 16 |
| Fitzroy | 21 |
| Flanders | |
| Flandre | 14 |
| Fleming | 13 |
| Flixton | 17 |
| Flora | 27 |
| Floreat | 24 |
| Floreat II | 22 |
| Floreat III | 22 |
| Floral Queen | 24 |
| Florence Brierley | 18 |
| Florio | 4 |
| Flush | 20 |
| Flying Admiral | 14A |
| Flying Breeze | 4 |
| Flying Wing | 7 |
| Foam II | 24 |
| Fontenoy | 15 |
| Foray | 27 |
| Force | 12A |
| Forecast | 10 |
| Forerunner | 12A |
| Forfeit | 26 |
| Forget-me-not | 3A |
| Forrard Away | 11A |
| Forte | 2 |
| Fortitude | 19 |
| Fort Robert | 35 |
| Fort Rose | 14B |
| Fort Ryan | 29 |
| Fortuna | 23 |
| Forward | 9B |
| Foss | 29 |
| Fox | 30 |
| Foyle | 20 |
| Fragrance | 9A |
| Franc Tireur | 14 |
| Francis | 3A |
| Frene | 2 |
| Freres Coquelin | 35B |
| Friesland | 35 |
| Freyer | 21 |
| Friarage | 24 |
| Frons Olivae | 9 |
| Fumarole | 28 |
| Fyldea | 10 |
| G. | |
| Gadfly | 22 |
| Gael | 17 |
| Galatea | |
| Gallalee | 5 23 |
| Galtea | |
| Galvani | 3B |
| Gamebird | 14B |
| Garola | 10 |
| Garry | 35 |
| Gaston Riviere | 20 |
| Gava | 35B |
| Gay Crusader | 14 |
| Gay Venture | 14B |
| Gelert | 14A |
| Genberdina Johanna | 9 |
| Geneva | 6 |
| Genius | 17 |
| Geordie | 15 |
| George and Albert | 23 |
| George and Annie | 12 |
| George Bligh | 24 |
| George Cousins | 37 |
| George D. Irvine | 26 |
| George Adgell | 14 |
| George Robb | 11 |
| 15 | |
| Page | |
| 4 | |
| Esperanza | 24 |
| Espuma | 24A |
| Essex Maid | 24 |
| Esther | 23 |
| Ethel Taylor | 9B |
| Ethfra | 20 |
| Ethiopian | 7 |
| Etruria | 35 |
| Etruscan | 14A |
| Euclase | 14B |
| Eunice and Nellie | 20 |
| Eun Mara | 14A |
| Europa | 5 |
| Evadne | 36A |
| Eveline | |
| Evelyn Rose | 14 |
| Evening Primrose | 14A |
| Everton | 17 |
| Evesham | 14B |
| Ewald | 36A |
| Exchequer | 36A |
| Exile | 11A |
| Exyáhne | 14 |
| E. & T.S. | 22 |
| Ex Fortis | 12 |
| Explorer | 21 |
| Eyaine | 11A |
| F. | |
| Fairhaven | 36B |
| Fairway | 14 |
| Fair Weather | 28 |
| Fair Wind | 9A |
| Fairy Knowe | 14B |
| Falcon II | 9A |
| Falconet | 11 |
| Faloise | 11A |
| Family | 3A |
| Fandango | 19 |
| Fano | 24A |
| Faraday | 14B |
| Faune | 3B |
| Favour | 27 |
| Fawn | 28 |
| Fazenta | 35 |
| Feaco | 8 |
| Fear Not | 30 |
| Feasible | |
| Fedalmatt | 15 |
| Feldama | 12A |
| Felicity (M.B.) | 3 |
| Felicity | 25 |
| Femina | 23 |
| Fenella | 3B |
| Fentonian | 36A |
| Ferida | 12A |
| Fernmoor | 24 |
| Ferry Belle | 29 |
| Ferryman | 9 |
| Ferry Prince | 17 |
| Fertile Vale | 9 |
| Fervent | 22 |
| Fessonia | 11 |
| Fianola | 20 |
| Fidalga | 9A |
| Fidget | 11A |
| Fidra | 11 |
| Filey Bay | 22 |
| Finisterre | 16 |
| Finnan | 9A |
| Fintray | 25 |
| Fir | 20 |
| Firefly | 24 |
| Fisher Boy | 12A |
| 11 | |
| Page | |
| Guiding Light | 28 |
| Guelder Rose | 23 |
| Guillemot | 31 |
| Gula | 14B |
| Gulfoss | 15 |
| Gull | 11A |
| Gulzar | 10 |
| Gunner | 25 |
| Gustave Dennis | 35B |
| Gwenllian | 35 |
| Gwmaho | 4 |
| Gwenna | 9A |
| H. | |
| Haarlem | 36c |
| Haifa | 6 |
| Halcyon | 13 |
| Halo | 28 |
| Hanyards | 3A |
| Harbinger | 6 |
| Harlech Castle | 27 |
| Harmattan | 28 |
| Harpads | 3B |
| Harrier | 13 |
| Harry Melling | 23 |
| Harvest Gleaner | 14 |
| Harvest Hope | 28 |
| Harvest Reaper | 7 |
| Hatano | 19 |
| Hatuse | 35 |
| Hav | 35 |
| Hawthorn | 24 |
| Hawthorn Bank | 18 |
| Haybourne Wyke | 3 |
| Hazard | 29 |
| Hazel | 25 |
| Hazel (M.B.) | 24 |
| Heather Belle | 30 |
| Heather Sprig | 27 |
| Hebe | 29 |
| Hekla | 14 |
| Helen | 5 |
| Helen West | 28 |
| Helier II | 36c |
| Heliopolis | 18 |
| Helvellyn | 19 |
| Helvetia | 14B |
| Henriette | 23 |
| Henriette (Fr.) | 35B |
| Henrik Conscience | 3B |
| Hercules | 36A |
| Herdis | 17 |
| Hero | 36 |
| Heron | 17 |
| Hertfordshire | 9B |
| Hickory | 24 |
| Hilcrest | 3 |
| Hilda Cooper | 14 |
| Hildegarde | 36B |
| Hildena | 21 |
| Hillfranor | 14 |
| Himroff | 6 |
| Hinba | 14B |
| Hiniesta | 3 |
| Holdfast | 11A |
| Holland | 8 |
| Holly | 15 |
| Hollydale | 22 |
| Hondsrug | 9 |
| Hopeful | 18 |
| Horizon | 28 |
| Hornbeam | 5 |
| Hortensia | 35 |
| Hosanna | 11 |
| Hoverfly | 21 |
| Page | |
| Huddersfield Town | 4 |
| Hugh Walpole | 30 |
| Hurrying Angel | 9A |
| Hussar | 13 |
| Hval V | 35 |
| Hyperion | 20 |
| I. | |
| Idahoe | 9A |
| Idyll | 12 |
| Ijiun | 8 |
| Iliad | 3 |
| Imelda | 29 |
| Impala | 9A |
| Imperia | 17A |
| Imperialist | 25 |
| Inchgower | 2 |
| Indian Star | 2 |
| Indian Summer | 28 |
| Ineen Dhu | 11A |
| Industry | 26 |
| Ingloo | 11A |
| Interloper | 9B |
| Internos | 14B |
| Invercairn | 28 |
| Invercauld | 35 |
| Inverforth | 3 |
| Inverugie | 12 |
| Iona | 7 |
| Iris | 10 |
| Iris (M.B.) | 11A |
| Irvana | 15 |
| Isis | 9A |
| Isis (M.B.) | 11A |
| Islanda | 9A |
| Isle of May | 18 |
| Istria | 28 |
| Ivaly | 11A |
| J. | |
| Jacketa | 11 |
| Jacinta | 14 |
| Jack Eve | 14B |
| Jacqueline Clasine | 36A |
| Jacques | 3 |
| Jade | 32 |
| Jake II | 11A |
| James Barrie | 37 |
| James Lay | 15 |
| Janetha IV | 12 |
| Jano | 11A |
| Jan Van Gelder | 36A |
| Jason | 31 |
| Jasper | 13 |
| Jean Edmunds | 35 |
| Jeanie Deans | 19 |
| Jeannie Howie | 27 |
| Jeannie Leask | 8 |
| Jeannie Mackay | 22 |
| Jeannie McIntosh | 14B |
| Jennet | 2 |
| Jennifer | 17 |
| Jenny Irvin | 35A |
| Jessie Tait | 27 |
| Jester | 19 |
| Jewel | 7 |
| Jocelyn | 21 |
| Jochette II | 14B 17 |
| Johanne | |
| Johanne Margrethe | 17 |
| John Alfred | 14A |
| John and Norah | 14B 10 |
| John Cattling | 37 |
| John Fitzgerald | |
| Page | |
| John Stephen | 23 |
| John Vanger | 9A |
| Jong | 12A |
| Jopa | 3B |
| J.T. Hendry | 12 |
| Joseph Button | 13 |
| Jubilee | 22 |
| June Rose | 23 |
| Justifier | 15 |
| Just Jeward | 24 |
| Jutland | 9 |
| K. | |
| Kami No Michi | 6 |
| Karan II | 14 |
| Karena | 9A |
| Karen Marie | 17 |
| Kastoria | 7 |
| Kathleen | 3 |
| Katja | 9A |
| Kaydee | 9A |
| Kellet | 16 |
| Kelpy | 12 |
| Kelt | 32 |
| Kenia | 11A |
| Kennet | 20 |
| Kennymore | 12A |
| Keverne | 12 |
| Kiddaw | 12 |
| Kiloran | 3 |
| Kindred Star | 35A |
| King Emperor | 14A |
| Kingscourt | 11 |
| Kings Grey | 14 |
| King Sol | 7 |
| Kingston Agate | 8 |
| Kingston Alalite | 10 |
| Kingston Amber | 8 |
| Kingston Andalusite | 10 |
| Kingston Beryl | 30 |
| Kingston Cairngorm | 8 |
| Kingston Ceylonite | 8 |
| Kingston Chrysoberyl | 8 |
| Kingston Chrysolite | 23 |
| Kingston Coral | 33 |
| Kingston Crystal | 33 |
| Kingston Cyanite | 33 |
| Kingston Galena | 10 |
| Kingston Jacinth | 30 |
| Kingston Olivine | 10 |
| Kingston Onyx | 30 |
| Kingston Peridot | 30 |
| Kingston Sapphire | 30 |
| Kingston Topaz | 30 |
| Kingston Turquoise | 30 |
| Kinuna | 10 |
| Kirkella | 3 |
| Kismet | 6 |
| Kit Alan | 3B |
| Kit Cat | 14B |
| Kongoni | 14A |
| Kopanes | 23 |
| Kredemnon | 9B |
| Krooman | 15 |
| Kunishi | 21 |
| Kurd | 16 |
| Kuroki | 2 |
| Kylemore | 9 |
| L. | |
| Lacennia | 5 |
| Lacerta | 3 |
| Lady Beryl | 21 |
36c
VESSELS FITTING OUT FOR VARIOUS SERVICES- continued.
37
A/S VESSELS. (Whalers.)
Southern Gem A
-
f.o. Blyth.
Southern Pride A
-
Helier II A
-
-
f.o. North Shields.
VESSELS REQUISITIONED AND UNDER CONVERSION AS BOOM VESSELS
Terje I A
-
-
BUT NOT YET ALLOCATED TO COMMANDS.
-
Terje II A
-
-
f.o. Hull.
Ship.
Fitting out at
Ship.
Terje III A
-
-
Fitting out at
Alida
Terje IV A
-
-
Birkenhead.
Lord Gainford
Ardrossan.
Astros
-
f.o. Grimsby.
Sunderland.
Terje VA
-
Margaret Rose
..
Basuto
Hull.
Southern Flower A
-
f.o. Grimsby
Mary White
:
Sunderland.
Chorley
Liverpool.
Southern Shore A
-
Nancy Hague
..
Glasgow.
Clarinet
Milford Haven.
Southern Wave A
f.o. Hebburn.
Night Raider
-
(30/6/40.)
..
Hull.
Collena
Nordland
-
Liverpool.
..
..
Southern Spray A
Glasgow.
Norina
Consbro
:
Southern Star A
-
Immingham.
..
Greenock.
f.o. S. Shields.
Count
Ocean Eddy
:
South Shields.
Southern Breeze A
Hull (for
-
Portsmouth).
Okino
:
Grimsby.
Cuirass
Greenock.
Phyllisia
:
Ardrossan.
Dorileen
South Shields.
Scomber
:
Liverpool.
A/S YACHT.
Emilia Primeiro
Milford Haven.
Settsu
: .
Milford Haven.
(13/7/40.)
[43] P Radiant A
-
f.o. Southampton.
Erna
Fleetwood.
-
Silanion
:
South Shields.
Florence Brierley
Liverpool.
Stalberg
..
Port Talbot.
Girard
Port Glasgow.
Star of the Realm
South Shields.
:
James Barrie
South Shields.
Vilda
Grimsby.
A/S TRAWLERS.
John Fitzgerald
South Shields.
Westlyn
Birkenhead.
Recoil A
-
-
f.o. North Shields.
Kuroki
..
Newport, Mon.
Wyre
:
Port Glasgow.
Vizalma A
-
-
Building, Beverley.
Loch Long
Dundee.
: .
Lady Lilian A
-
-
f.o. Hull.
St. Zeno A
-
-
{
Completes early July.
St. Apollo A
Building, Beverley
-
-
Completes Mid-June.
Haarlem
SUMMARY OF RESCUE TUGS. (See also Pink List.)
-
-
-
Erin
Wallsend.
S/S Englishman.
-
-
-
H.M.S. Brigand.
Hendon.
"
Caroline Moller.
"
Lady Brassey.
"
Maurader.
"
Muria.
"
Resolve.
"
Seaman.
"
"
St. Cyms.
Superman. (Defensively Armed.)
"
St. Mellons.
"
Zwarte Zee.
"
St. Olaves.
Witte Zee.
"
"
Dutch.
Salvonia.
Schelde,
"
"
Saucy.
Thames.
"
"
Stalwart.
"
Watermeyer.
"
| Lady Rosemary | 36c | Loch | Maid Marion 14B | Milford Duchess | 8 | 14 | 15 | Night Raider | 37 | |
| Learig | 30 | Lord Northcliffe | 36B | Margaret Mary 12A | M.L. 103 | 12A | 60 | 20 | Northern Duke | 30 |
| Lexa Leyland | 9 15 | Lowther | 14A | 11 Mary A. Hastie 29 | Moonstone | 32 | Nancy Bell | 9A | Notts County Nyula | 23 |
| Libra | 32 | Loyal Friend | 28 | Mary A. Purdy 12A | Moongeen | 3 | Nancy Hague | 27 | ||
| Lucien Jean | 8 | Mary Jane 20 | Moorgate | 12 | Nanessa | 9A | ||||
| Libyan | 6 | Lucifer | 3B | Mary Joy 28 | Morama | 9B | Naneta | 9 | Oak | 26 |
| Lichen | 35 | Lucille | 3 | Mary Sturgeon 37 | Moray | 14B | Narija | 10 | Oaklea | 28 |
| Liddoch | 14A | Luda Lady | 6 | Mary White 29 | Morgan | 3 | Narissa | 11A | Ocean Breeze | 11 |
| Princess Mary | 15 |
| 2 | Feaco | 35A | Girl Mary | 12 | Hav | 35 | ewel | 7 | Lady Rosemary |
| Lord Hailsham | 2 | Mary A. Purdy | 29 | 22-26 | 24 | Northern Spray | 25 | Perilia | 17 | Regwa Reids | 14A |
| Lord Hood | 15 | Mary Sturgeon | 28 | 15 | Northern Sun | 30 | Peter Carey | 15 | 9 | ||
| Lord Hotham | 32 | Mary White | 37 | 28 | Northern Wave | 25 | Peter Hendriks | 28 | Reigate | 21 | |
| Luda Lady | 3 | Millwater | 15 | Myrtle | Ocean Swell | 27 | Princess Mary | 8 | River Esk | 27 13 |
| - | |
| 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. |
| [3] Alder X - | |
| - [3] Seamist X D | |
| Withernsea | |
| Recono L/L D . | |
| Rodino L/L D | Grimsby. |
| Ronso L/L D- - | |
| Taipo L/L D | |
| [3] War Duke L/L D | |
| Luda Lady LL D |
| [45] Mary Jane 1 | Sheerness | |
| [45] Margaret Mary | Chatham. Repairs. certain. |
| [62] Overfall X/M D | Lowestoft. |
| [62] Cloverdale X/M | |
| [62] Reed X/M D - | Grimsby. Refit. Date |
| [62] Jack Eve X/M | uncertain. |
| [62] Aurilia X/M - | |
| [62] Eunice and Nellie D [62] Xmas Rose M D | Lowestoft. |
| [62] Eager X/M D - | Lowestoft. Repairs. Date uncertain. |
| [62] Fairy Knowe X/M | Grimsby. Refit. Date |
| [62] Internos X/M D | uncertain. |
| [62] Rowan Tree - | |
| [62] True Accord X/M D | Lowestoft |
| [62] Guide On X/M - | |
| [62] Young Jacob X/M D | |
| [62] Jenny McIntosh Armed | with 6-pdrs. |
| [62] John and Norah X/M X/M D | Grimsby. |
| Gay Crusader. Motor | Boats. |
| Jockette II, | Papukura. |
| Kit Cat. | Quicksilver. |
| Lady Rita. | Summer Maid. |
| Lamouette. | Sylvia. |
| Major. | Usenco, |
| Omega. | Vedette. |
| Wayfarer. |
| [6] Nodzu XD- | |
| [6] David Ogilvie X D | Tyne. |
| [26] Kunishi X D - | Leith |
| [26] Flanders x/s - | Harwich. |
| 8 Benmore F - | |
| 8 Craig F - | |
| 8 Gleaners - | |
| 8 Goodwill F 1 | Granton. |
| 8 Jennie Mackay F | |
| 8 Jubilee F - | |
| 8 Mistletoe F - | |
| 8 Popinjay F - | |
| [6] Eldorado - | |
| [6] Strathderry - | Aberdeen for 7 days. |
| Group 57. | |
| Rochebonne x D | |
| [21] Hatano X D - | |
| [11] Ocean View x D | |
| [21] Green Howard x D Ardrossan. | |
| [35] Sir John Lister | |
| XD [21] Tranquil X D | |
| M/S Drifters. | |
| [6] Eloquent S | |
| [21] Golden Effort S | |
| [21] Gowan Craig S - | |
| [6] Rime S - - Ardrossan. | |
| [21] Troup Head S - | |
| [21] Uberus S - - | |
| [6] Boy John S - | |
| Examination Vessel. | |
| Paragon - Ardrossan. | |
| CAMPBELTOWN. | |
| Base Ship-Nimrod. | |
| Ex 40th A/S Group. [5] Topaze AD - I Campbeltown | |
| 84th Group (A/S Yachts). | |
| [28] P Shemara A - | |
| [57] Tuscarora A D - Campbeltown. Carina A - - | |
| Lady Shahrazad A | |
| Harbour Defence Patrol Craft (Yachts). | |
| Silver Fox - Clyde. | |
| Jester - - | |
| Campbeltown. [30] Robin Hood - | |
| Rescue Tug. | |
| S/S Englishman D Campbeltown. | |
| TOBERMORY. | |
| A/S Trawler. [51] Fandango Working up. | |
| [47] Fintray XD - | Port Edgar. |
| [47] Loch Rannoch XD | Port Edgar. Refit. Date uncertain. |
| [47] Calvinia | Port Edgar. |
| [47] Touchstone | Leith Refit. Completes 5 August. |
| [8] Girl Mary F - | Granton. |
| [33] Mary Sturgeon F - | |
| [50] Mary A. Purdy - |
| [33] Mary Sturgeon F - |
36c 37 VARIOUS SERVICES-continued. (Whalers.) - f.o. Blyth. - VESSELS REQUISITIONED BUT NOT AND UNDER CONVERSION AS BOOM VESSELS - f.o. North Shields. YET ALLOCATED TO COMMANDS. - Ship. Fitting out at - Ship. f.o. Hull. Fitting out at - Alida Birkenhead. Margaret Rose - Astros Sunderland. Mary White Sunderland. - f.o. Grimsby. Basuto Hull. Nancy Hague Glasgow. - f.o. Grimsby Chorley Liverpool. Night Raider Hull. - Clarinet Milford Haven. Nordland Glasgow. - f.o. Hebburn. Collena Liverpool. Norina Greenock. - Consbro Immingham. Ocean Eddy South Shields. Cuirass Greenock. - Okino Grimsby. Dorileen South Shields. - Phyllisia Ardrossan. f.o. S. Shields. Sunrise Milford Haven. Scomber Liverpool. - Erna Fleetwood. Settsu Milford Haven. - Girard Port Glasgow. Silanion South Shields. James Barrie South Shields. Star of the Realm South Shields. YACHT. John Fitzgerald South Shields. Vilda Grimsby. Southampton. Loch Long Dundee. Westlyn Birkenhead. Lord Gainford Ardrossan. Wyre Port Glasgow. AWLERS. North Shields. SUMMARY OF RESCUE TUGS. (See also Pink List and under Ports.) ilding, Beverley. S/S *Englishman D. Completes early July. H.M.S. Brigand D. uilding, Beverley *Hendon D. " Completes Mid-June. " Caroline Moller D. *Lady Brassey D. " " Coringa D. *Muria. " allsend. " Maurader D. Seaman D. " " Resolve D. Superman D. (Defensively Armed.) " St. Cyms D. Zwarte Zee D. " " St. Mellons D. Witte Zee D. " Dutch. " St. Olaves D. Schelde D. " Salvonia D. Thames D. " " Saucy D. Amsterdam D. " " Stalwart D. Watermeyer D. Not armed.
| Girl Mary | 12 |
42 43 Page Page Page Lord Wakefield 3 Merbreeze Page 21 Groups-continued Northward Ho Page 16 Mercury M/S 27 Northwind 14A 27 Lorinda Mewslade 3 Phase Page Laurel 11 43 29 Lormont 10 44-45 Norwich City 9 Lavatera Philante 30 12 13 M. H. Stephens 14A 15 46 Notts County 19 Lavinia L 23 Lorna Doone Philippe 34 4 Michael Griffiths 9 Nyula 19 Laws 30 Lorraine 17 14B Louis Botha 17 Midas 49 10 23 Learig 16 5 Phineas Phrontes Beard 17 50-51 24 Migrante 2 Leda 4 Lovania 10 Phyllis Rose 5 28 Lowther 14A Milford Duchess 52-53 Leeds United 23 3 Phyllisia 12 Leeward 28 Milford Duke 54 26 Loyal Friend 8 8 0. Pict 37 Leicester City 3 Milford Earl 55 13 Oak Picton Castle 32 S Lucifer 20 Luda Lady 16 Milford King 56 19 Oaklea 26 Pintail 24 Lephreto 8 24 Luda Lord 2 Milford Prince 57 8 13 Ocean Breeze 28 Plantagenet 31 Leprechaun 25 Le Tiger Lunar Bow 28 Milford Princess 58 12A 20 Ocean Brine 11 Playmates 29 8 Letna 32 Lune 30 Milford Queen 60 10 Ocean Eddy 22 Plinlimon 11 15 M/S 61 Training Flotilla 37 Plumer 21 Leyland Lydd 16 35 Millwater 15 20 Ocean Gain 23 Libra 30 Minna 36A 9 Poinavon 12A 36A Lydd II Ocean Guide Murama 23 35 Lydia Long 30 14 Ocean Lifebuoy Pointer 8 Libra (Dutch) 27 5 36 Libyan 32 Mine Recovery Flotillas- Muria 4 Ocean Lux Pointz Castle 14A Lydiard Murmansk 35A 24 Polar V Lichen Lynx 10 12 Ocean Retriever 35 17 1 12 Polar VI Liddoch 12 2 11 Myris Ocean Scout 35 20 Lyric 36A Poolzee Liffey Minicoy Ocean Spray 36A 24 22 N. 23 Popinjay Lilac M. Minona 35 Ocean Sunlight 22 Lily Oak 28 4 Nab Wyke 9 Powis Castle Lincoln City 26 M.1 9 Mirabelle 6 14 Ocean Swell 27 Nairnside 27 Preston North End 26 19 M.2 29 Mirage 17 7 Ocean Toiler 12 Prince Leo Lincolnshire Namur 36B M.3 9 6 37 Ocean Treasure 24 Mireille Nancy Hague 12 Princess Beatrix 36A Lizzie Birrel M.A.C. 1 & 2 36 11 8 Ocean View Llanthony 8 Mist 19 Princess Elizabeth Naneta 10 Loch Aline 18 M.A.C. 6 & 7 36 28 12 Ocean Vim 5 Mistletoe Natal II Princess Mary 15 M.A.C. 5 14 22 8 Ode 12 Princessa 8 Loch Alsh 16 Mitres Navicula 16 Ogano 3 Principal 27 Loch Buie 15 M.A. West 11 M.L. 100 14A Negro Loch Eribol 16 Madden 15 14 28 Ohm 26 Proserpine 28 M.L. 101, 102 Neil Mackay Madeline 13 9 9 Okino 37 Prospect Ahead 29 Loch Hope 23 M.L. 107 Neil Smith 26 10 Oku 24 Providence 6 Lochinvar 20 Magnolia 8,19 Moed-en-Werk Netsukis 36 23 Olivae 14 Provider 26 Loch Inver 14 Mahela 14A Mollusc New Comet 16 Newhaven N.B. 5 Olive 24 Ptarmigan 9 Loch Laggan 12 Maid Marion 2 Monarch 9 36A Olive Tree 28 Puffin 31 Loch Leven 16 Majesta 12 Monarda Newland 11 Olvina 9 Punnet 18 14A Loch Long 37 Majesty 21 Mona's Isle New Pride of Essex 11 New Prince of Wales I Olympia 35 12 Pyramus 30 Loch Melfort 32 Ma Joie II 12 Monimia Ombra 16 12 Pyrope 12A 16 Loch Moidart 17 Malacolite 35 Montano Newspray 4 14B One Accord 3 Loch Monteith 9 Mallard 31 Niblick Moonstone 32 16 Onetos 14 Loch Oskaig 25 Mangrove 24 Moorgate Niger 12 4 Night Hawk (Trawler) 4 Onward 9 Q. Loch Park Manor 2 3 Moravia 14 28 Oracle 13 Loch Rannock 5 Manora 4 Night Hawk 13 Queen Empress Moray 14B 37 Oriole Loch Tulla 28 Man-o'-War 18 Queen of Kent 21 25 Night Raider Morgan Jones 23 19 Orlando Lois Nimrod Queen of Thanet 21 10 Manx Prince 17 35 Mount Ard 29 Lombard 2 Orvicto 4 Nirvana Queen of the South I 12 Marano 14A 35 Mount Keen 24 Nobles 4 Osako London Pride 8 Queen of the South II 12 13 Marauder 9 3 29 Marcia Moyle 8 Loon Nodzu 23 Osta 4 Queen Worth 6 23 Oswaldian Lord Ashfield Nogi 15 17A Quest 28 26 Marconi Lord Austin 14A M/S Flotillas- Noontide 28 Othello 8 Quiet Waters 19 Mare Lord Barham 14 27 Our Bairns 1 29 Norbreeze 12 14A Maretta Lord Beaconsfield 10 4 16 Nordhav I 14B Our Kate 14A 26 Lord Collingwood Margaret Hyde 15 5 16 Nordland 37 Overfall 14A R. 11 Margaret Rose 37 13 Norina 37 Oystermouth Castle 7 Lord Essenden 19 Lord Gainford Maria Joao 6 9 29 Racer 26 7 21 Norlan 37 Marie Rachael Flett Lord Grey 18 8 23 Norland 19 36c 11 Lord Hailsham Marina 36A P. Radiant 2 9 10 Norna 2 Marinus 10 16 Radnor Castle 4 Lord Hood 12 10 Norman Wilson 20 Lord Hotham 14A Marion 11 4 13 Norse 12A Pangbourne 24, 36A Raetia 30 Lord Howard 32 Mariout 12 Rambler Rose 35 Northcoates 29 Paragon 3 35 Lord Howe 10 Marmion Northern Chief 30 Paramount Raymont 7 11 13 Lord Inchcape 10 Marsoma Pathway Reaper 15 M/S Groups- 25 17 27 Northern Dawn 2 Martello 14A 30 Patti 28 Reboundo 29 Lord Irwin 24 1 Northern Duke Martinet Paul Rykens Rebuff 12 Lord Keith 14 12A 7 20 2,3 30 Receptive 36c Lord Lloyd 13 Northern Foam 11 Mary A. Purdy Paynter 12 29 4-6 Northern Gem 25 25 14A 5 Recoil 16 Lord Melchet Mary Sturgeon 28 Northern Gift 30 Peacemaker Lord Middleton 13 Mary White 7 15 37 Northern Isles 30 Pearl Recono Red Gauntlet 13 27 17 Lord Northcliffe 19 M.A.S.B. 1, 4 & 5 10-12 15 Pecheur 29 Lord Nuffield 9 14 Northern Light 26 16 14A Red Sky 14A 36B M.A.S.B. 6-10 Peggy Nutten 8 Northern Pride 25 15 Reed Lord Plender 19 1st M.A.S.B. Flotilla 14 16-20 24 15 Northern Princess 30 Pelagos 12 Refraction 14 Lord Rodney 25 9 22-26 2nd Masona M.A.S.B. Flotilla 14 28-29 Northern Reward 30 Pelton Refundo 28 30 Lord Selborne 11 12A 17 Master John 29 30 Northern Sky 30 Pembroke Pentland Firth 17 Regal S Lord Snowden 16 25 12A Regardo 14B Lord St. Vincent 2 Mayflower 23 31 Northern Spray Perilia 14A 21 Lord Stamp 11 28 Northern Sun 30 Peter Carey 28 Regwa May II 32 22 Lord Stanhope 2 7 34 Northern Wave 25 29 Reids Medway Queen 26 Melora 16 Northlyn 29 Peter Hendriks Lord Stonehaven 2 10 37-38 North Ness 23 Peter Nell 2 Mentor 18 40 24 27 41
| Curlew | Glasgow. | Mary White | Sunderland. |
| 24A | ||
| Finnah | 20 | |
| Fintray | 24 | |
| Fir | 12A | |
| Firefly | 11 | |
| Fisher Boy | ||
| Fisher Boy (M.F.V.) | 27 | |
| Fisher Lad | 28 | |
| Fitzroy | 16 | |
| Flanders | 21 | |
| Flandre | 14 | |
| Fleetwing | 14A | |
| Flixton | 17 | |
| Flora | 27 | |
| Floreat | 24 | |
| Floreat II | 22 | |
| Floreat III | 22 | |
| Floral Queen | 24 | |
| Florence Brierley | 18 | |
| Florio | 4 | |
| Flush | 20 | |
| Fly Away | 14A | |
| Flying Admiral | 14A | |
| Flying Breeze | 4 | |
| Flying Wing | 7 | |
| Foam II | 24 | |
| Fontenoy | 15 | |
| Foray | 27 | |
| Force | 12A | |
| Forecast | 10 | |
| Forerunner | 12A | |
| Forfeit | 26 | |
| Forget-me-not | 3A | |
| Forrard Away | 11A | |
| Forte | 3 | |
| Fortitude | 19 | |
| Fort Robert | 35 | |
| Fort Rose | 14B | |
| Fort Ryan | 29 | |
| Fortuna | 23 | |
| Forward | 9B | |
| Foss | 29 | |
| Fox | 30 | |
| Foyle | 20 | |
| Fragrance | 9A | |
| Franc Tireur | 14 | |
| Francis | 3A | |
| French Vessels | 30A-B | |
| Frene | 2 | |
| Freres Coquelin | 35B | |
| Friesland | 35 | |
| Freyar | 21 | |
| Friarage | 24 | |
| Frons Olivae | 9 | |
| Fulmar | 26 | |
| Fumarole | 28 | |
| Fyldea | 10 | |
| G. | ||
| Gadfly | 22 | |
| Gael | 17 | |
| Galatea | 5 | |
| Gallalee | 23 | |
| Galtea | 3B | |
| Galvani | 14B | |
| Gamebird | 10 | |
| Garola | 35 | |
| Garry | 20 | |
| Gaston Riviere | 35B | |
| Gava | 14 | |
| Gay Crusader | 14B | |
| Gay Venture | 14A | |
| Gelert | 9 | |
| Genberdina Geneva Johanna | 6 | |
| Genius | 17 | |
| 15 | ||
| Page | ||
| 16 | ||
| Erith | 9 | |
| Erna | 18 | |
| Erna (Danish) | 17 | |
| Eroican | 28 | |
| Escalonia | 9B | |
| Esmeralda | 4 | |
| Esperanza | 24 | |
| Espuma | 23 | |
| Essex | 24A | |
| Essex Maid | 24 | |
| Esther | 23 | |
| Ethel Taylor | ||
| Ethfra | 9B | |
| Ethiopian | 20 | |
| Etruria | 7 | |
| Etruscan | 35 | |
| Euclase | 14A | |
| Eunice and Nellie | 14B | |
| Eun Mara | 20 | |
| Europa | 14A | |
| Evadne | 5 | |
| Eveline | 36A | |
| Evelyn Rose | 14 | |
| Evening Primrose | 14A | |
| Everton | 17 | |
| Evesham | 14B | |
| Ewald | 36A | |
| Exchequer | 36A | |
| Exile | 11A | |
| Exyáhne | 14 | |
| E.&T.S. | 22 | |
| Ex Fortis | 12 | |
| Explorer | 21 | |
| Eyaine | 11A | |
| F. | ||
| Fairhaven | 36B | |
| Fairway | 14 | |
| Fair Weather | 28 | |
| Fair Wind | 9A | |
| Fairy Knowe | 14B | |
| Falcon II | 9A | |
| Falconet | 11 | |
| Falaise | 11A | |
| Family | 3A | |
| Fandango | 19 | |
| Fano | 24A | |
| Faraday | 14B | |
| Faune | 3B | |
| Favour | 27 | |
| Fawn | 28 | |
| Fazenta | 35 | |
| Feaco | 8 | |
| Fear Not | ||
| Feasible | 30 | |
| Fedalma II | 15 | |
| Felicity (M.B.) | 12A | |
| Felicity | 23 | |
| Femina | 23 | |
| Fenella | 3B | |
| Fentonian | 36A | |
| Ferida | 12A | |
| Fernmoor | 24 | |
| Ferry Belle | 29 | |
| Ferryman | 9 | |
| Ferry Prince | 17 | |
| Fertile Vale | 9 | |
| Fervent | 22 | |
| Fessonia | 11 | |
| Fianola | 20 | |
| Fidalga | 9A | |
| Fidget | 11A | |
| Fidra | 11 | |
| Filey Bay | 22 | |
| Finisterre | 16 | |
| 9A | ||
| Page | ||
| Hiniesta | ||
| Holland | 3 | |
| Holly | 8 | |
| Hollydale | 8, 15 | |
| Hondsrug | 22 | |
| Hopeful | 9 | |
| Horizon | 18 | |
| Hornbeam | 28 5 | |
| Hortensia | 35 | |
| Hosanna | ||
| Hoverfly | 4 21 | |
| Huddersfield Town | 4 | |
| Hugh Walpole | 30 | |
| Hurrying Angel | 9A | |
| Hussar | 13 | |
| Hval V | 35 | |
| Hyperion | 20 | |
| I. | ||
| Idahoe | 9A | |
| Idyll | 12 | |
| Iere | 11 | |
| Ijiun | 8 | |
| Imelda | 29 | |
| Impala | 14A | |
| Imperia | 17A | |
| Imperialist | 25 | |
| Inchgower | 2 | |
| Indian Star | 2 | |
| Indian Summer | 28 | |
| Ineen Dhu | 11A | |
| Industry | 26 | |
| Ingloo | 11A | |
| Interloper | 9B | |
| Internos | 14B | |
| Invercairn | 28 | |
| Invercauld | 35 | |
| Inverforth | 3 | |
| Inverugie | 12 | |
| Iona | 7 | |
| Iris (M.B.) | 11A | |
| Iroana | 9A | |
| Irvana | 15 | |
| Isis | 9A | |
| Isis (M.B.) | 11A | |
| Islanda | 9A | |
| Isle of May | 18 | |
| Istria | 28 | |
| Ivaly | 11A | |
| J. | ||
| Jacketa | 11 | |
| Jacinta | 14 | |
| Jack Eve | 14B | |
| Jacqueline Clasine | 36A | |
| Jacques | 3 | |
| Jade | 32 | |
| Jake II | 11A | |
| James Barrie | 37 | |
| James Lay | 15 | |
| Janetha IV | 12 | |
| Jano | 11A | |
| Jan Van Gelder | 36A 31 | |
| Jason | 13 | |
| Jasper | 35 | |
| Jean Edmunds | 19 | |
| Jeanie Deans | 27 | |
| Jeannie Howie | 8 | |
| Jeannie Leask | 22 | |
| Jeannie Mackay | ||
| Jeanny McIntosh | 14B 2 | |
| Jennet | 17 | |
| Jennifer | 35A | |
| Jenny Irvin |
| Kunishi | 16 | Liffey | 20 | Luda Lady | Mary A. Hastie | 11 | Monique Andree | 35B | Nab Wyke | 5 | |
| Kurd | 2 | Lilac | 24 | Luda Lord | 6 | Mary A. Purdy | 29 | Monique Camille | 36A | Nadine | 35B |
| Kuroki | 17A | Lily Oak | 28 | Lunar Bow | 16 | Mary Jane | 12A | Montana | 24 | Naiad | 3B |
| Kylemore | Lily of the Valley | 20 | Lurline | 2 | Mary Joy | 20 | Montano | 3 | Naiad Errant | 14 | |
| Lincoln City | 25 | Lune | 28 14A | Mary Sturgeon | 28 | Montego Bay | 9A | Nairnside Namur | 14 | ||
| Lincolnshire | 19 | Lybra | 30 | Mary White | 37 | Moonrise | 35 | 7 | |||
| Lady Rosemary | 36c | Loch Rannock Loch Tulla | 20 | Madam Pompadour | 12A | M. H. Stephens | 17 | 12 | 14A | Newhaven N.B. | 25 |
| Lemnos | 9A | Lord St. Vincent | 2 | Margaret Mary | 37 | M.L. 102 | 9B | 58 | 13 | Norse | 12A |
| Princess Mary | 15 |
| Princess Mary | 15 |
| [45] Mary Jane - | Sheerness. |
| [45] Margaret Mary - | Chatham. Repairs. Date un- certain. |
| [44] Princess Mary X D |
| [39] Achievable - | Dundee. |
| [39] Frons Olivae - | Portsmouth. |
| [39] Young Cliff - | |
| [39] Sailor King - | Dundee. |
| [39] Scotch Thistle - | Tyne. |
| - - [8] Benmore F | Granton. Defects. Date uncertain. |
| - - [8] Craig F | - |
| [8] Gleaners F - | |
| [8] Goodwill F - | |
| [8] Jennie Mackay F | Granton. |
| [8] Jubilee F - - | |
| [8] Mistletoe F - | |
| [8] Popinjay F - | |
| Sunbeam III F - | |
| 8 Coruscation - | f.o. Leith. |
| [8] Jocelyn - - | Granton. |
| 8 Majesty - - | f.o. Leith. |
| 8 Rosa - - | f.o. Hull. For duty in the |
| [8] Boy Andrew - | } Forth. |
| A | Aberdeen. Repairs. Com- |
| [50] Brontes (S.O.) - | pletes 3 July. |
| - [50] Davey AD | |
| - [50] Istria AD | Scapa. |
| - [50] Loch Tulla A D | |
| - Regal A D | |
| Acquire - - | f.o. Buckie. |
| Archimedes - | |
| Betsy Slater - | Port Z.A. |
| Dewey Rose - | f.o. Buckie. |
| Easter Rose - | f.o. Peterhead. |
| Heather Sprig - | f.o. Buckie. |
| Jeannie Howie - Jessie Tait - | f.o. Fraserburgh. |
| Lavatera - - | Port Z.A. |
| Sprig o' Heather | f.o. Peterhead. |
| Trade Wind I - West Neuk - | Port Z.A. |
| [50] Else Rykens (S.O.) A D | Scapa. |
| [50] Neil Mackay A - | Aberdeen. Repairs. Com- pletes 1 July. |
| [50] Paul Rykens A D | Scapa. |
| [50] Peter Hendriks A | |
| [33] Branch A D - | |
| [33] Craig Roy A - | |
| 33] Crannock A D - | |
| 33 Fawn A D- - | |
| 33 Fisher Lad A D - | |
| 33 Invercairn A D - | Scapa. |
| 33 Loyal Friend A D- | |
| [33] Sunnyside Girl A D | |
| [33] The Provost A D - | |
| [33] West Haven A D | |
| [19] Dayspring F - | Inverness. Docking and repairs. Date uncertain. |
| [19] Golden Lily F - | Invergordon. |
| [19] Silver Line F - | Buckie. Refit. Date uncer- tain. |
| [50] Concordia S | Peterhead. | |
| [50] Green Pastures S | Peterhead. | |
| [34] Prospect Ahead S | Kirkwall. | |
| [50] Scourge S - | Peterhead. | |
| [50] Tritonia X/M - | Scapa. | |
| [34] Violet Flowers S - | Kirkwall. | |
| [5] | D Bramble X/LLE/S (S.O.) | Scapa. |
| [5] | D Britomart X/LLD | Scapa. |
| [5] | C Hazard x T/W | Scapa. |
| [5] | P Hebe X T/W - | Harwich. |
| 5 | D Seagull D- - | Scapa. |
| 5 | C Sharpshooter D- | Leith. |
| 5 | P Speedy X/L L D | Aberdeen. Boiler cleaning. Date uncertain. |
| Pentland Firth (S.O.) A D | Kirkwall. | |
| [34] Arctic Explorer AD | Aberdeen. | |
| [34] Hugh Walpole A D | Left Scapa 21 June. | |
| 34] Scalby Wyke A D - | Aberdeen. | |
| - [34] Tekoura A D | Kirkwall. Repairs. Date un- certain. | |
| M/S Trawler | (Ungrouped). | |
| [34] Lune X D - | Aberdeen. Repairs. Date uncertain. | |
| Unallocated. | ||
| Vandyck D- - | Plymouth. | |
| Contraband | Control Service. | |
| Vessels of C.C. are being other | considered for reallocation to services.) | |
| (Guardship.) | ||
| [84] St. Sunniva D | Aberdeen. | |
| C.C.S. | Drifters. | |
| Beryl II - | ||
| Belle o' Moray I | ||
| Phase - - | Kirkwall. | |
| Rose Valley - | ||
| Rambler Rose - | ||
| [33] Cabot - - | ||
| [33] Rebuff - - | Houton Bay. | |
| Boom | Defence Vessels. | |
| [33] Avon Water - | ||
| [33] Barbara Robb - | Lyness. | |
| [33] Barbain - - | ||
| [33] C Barbican - | Aberdeen. | |
| [33] P Barcroft D - | ||
| [33] P Barlow - - | ||
| [33] Barndale - - | ||
| 33 Barnestone - | ||
| 33 Barnwell - - | ||
| [33] C Barranca - | ||
| [33] Barthorpe - - | ||
| [33] Ben Rossal - | ||
| [33] D Bownet - - | Lyness. | |
| [33] C Brine - - | ||
| [33] Doctor Lee D - | ||
| [33] D Dragonet - | ||
| [33] Fort Ryan - - | ||
| [33] Foss - I | ||
| [33] Gladys - - | ||
| [33] Imelda - - | ||
| 33 Masona - - | ||
| [33] Mount Ard - | ||
| [33] Norlan - | Houton Bay. | |
| [33] Northlyn D - | ||
| [33] C Plantagenet - | Lyness. | |
| [33] St. Celestin - | ||
| [33] Sea Monarch - | Arrived Aberdeen 23 June. | |
| [33] C Signet 1 1 | ||
| [33] Spinet D - - | ||
| [33] The Way D - | Lyness. | |
| [33] William Caldwell |
| Astros | Sunderland. | Mary White | Sunderland. |
| Page | |
| 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 |
| Rosemary | 3 |
| Navicula | 12 | Ode | 12 | Princess Mary | 9 | River Esk | 27 | Salvo (Tug) | 35 | Silanion | 35A |
| [25] Elizabeth | Angela Dover. |
| [25] Clythness X/LL | LL D D Dover. Defects. |
| Rodino LL D | - |
| Taipo LL D | - Dover. |
| [3] Emilion X/LLD | - |
| [3] Kingscourt LL/D | |
| Athenian LL D | f.o. Yarmouth. |
| Ben Glas LL D | f.o. Lowestoft. |
| [44] Onetos LL/D | - Plymouth. Repairs. Date uncertain. |
| [44] Saturn LL/D | - Plymouth. |
| M/S Drifters. | |
| [25] Hosanna x/s D | |
| [25] Playmates x/s | Dover. |
| [25] Willing Boys x/s | D |
| Danlaying Vessels. | |
| [25] GreyMist (Yacht) | D |
| [25] Gulzar D | Dover. |
| Yacht [18] Sargasso D - | armed with Lewis guns. Dover. |
| Echo [25] Chico - | Sounding Yacht. Dover. |
| Examination | Service. |
| Queen of the Fleet Amazone | Dover. |
| S/S Lady Brassey D | Rescue Tug. Dover. [18] |
| 25] Falconet Boom - | Defence Vessel. Dover. |
| [45] Aisha - | |
| [43] Amalfi - - | Sheerness. |
| [45] Caleta - - | |
| [45] Caterina - - | Sheerness. |
| [45] Chrystobel II - | |
| [43] Clorinde - - | Ramsgate. |
| [45] Glala - - | Sheerness. |
| Majesta - - | f.o. Cowes. |
| [45] Ma Joie II - | |
| Janethra IV | Sheerness. |
| Drifters. | |
| [45] Constant Friend | |
| Ocean Retriever | Sheerness. |
| Ocean Toiler - | |
| Peacemaker - | f.o. Lowestoft. |
| Receptive | |
| Phyllis Rose - | Sheerness. |
| Ocean Treasure | |
| Auxiliary | Patrol Vessels. |
| [30] Cachelot - - | |
| [30] Curlew - - | |
| [30] Fedalmo - - | Chatham. |
| [30] Jong - - | |
| [30] Lazy Days - | |
| [30] Snow Bunting - | |
| Boom | Defence Tenders. |
| [45] Glitter II | |
| [45] Kelpy Tugs, Civilian | Sheerness. |
| [50] Arctic Hunter X/LL D | Sheerness. |
| [44] Darogah X/LL D | Chatham. Repairs. Date un- |
| [45] Norse X/LL D | certain. Sheerness. |
| [45] Kennymore X/LL D | Sheerness. |
| [8] Conquistador X/LL | f.o. S. Shields. |
| D [45] Resolvo X/LL D | Sheerness. |
| [25] Sunlight X/LL D Fentonian LL D | Sheerness. |
| [44] Princess Mary XD | Yarmouth. |
| [39] Achievable - | Rosyth. |
| [39] Frons Olivae - | Portsmouth. |
| [39] Young Cliff - | Rosyth. |
| [39] Sailor King - | Dundee. |
| [39] Scotch Thistle - | Tyne. |
| [8] Benmore F - | Granton. Defects. Date uncertain. |
| [8] Craig F - - | |
| [8] Gleaners F - - | |
| [8] Goodwill F - | |
| [8] Jennie Mackay F - | |
| [8] Jubilee F - - | Granton. |
| [8] Mistletoe F - - | |
| [8] Popinjay F - | |
| Sunbeam III F |
| [50] Brontes A (S.O.) - | Aberdeen. Repairs. Com- pletes 3 |
| [50] Davey AD - - | July. |
| [50] Istria A D - | |
| [50] Loch Tulla A D - | Scapa. |
| [50] Regal AD - - | |
| [50] Else Rykens A D (S.O.) | Scapa. |
| [50] Neil Mackay A | Aberdeen. |
| [50] Paul Rykens A D | |
| [50] Peter Hendriks A | Scapa. |
| [19] Dayspring F - | Inverness. Docking and repairs. Date uncertain. |
| [19] Golden Lily F - | Invergordon. |
| [19] Silver Line F - | Buckie. Refit. Date uncer- tain. |
| [26] Beaumaris Castle | Stornoway. |
| XD Dunraven Castle X | f.o. Milford. |
| [26] Harlech Castle X | f.o. Milford. |
| [26] Grosmont Castle | Stornoway. |
| XD [26] Powis Castle X - | Stornoway. |
| [26] Walwyns Castle X | f.o. Sharpness. |
| [50] Concordia S | Peterhead. |
| [50] Green Pastures S | Peterhead. |
| [34] Prospect Ahead S | Kirkwall. |
| [50] Scourge S | Peterhead. |
| [50] Tritonia X/M | Scapa. |
| [34] Violet Flowers | Kirkwall. |
| [5] D Bramble X/LLE/S (S.O.) | Scapa. |
| [5] D Britomart X/LL D | Scapa. |
| [5] C Hazard X T/W | Scapa. |
| 5 P Hebe X T/W - | Harwich (attached 6th M/S F.). |
| [5] D Seagull D- - | Scapa. |
| [5] C Sharpshooter D- | Leith. |
| [5] P Speedy X/LL D | Aberdeen. |
| (Trawlers.) | |
| [34] D Aquamarine | |
| [34] D Kingston Beryl D | |
| [34] D Kingston Jacinth D | |
| [34] D Kingston Onyx | |
| [34] P Kingston Peridot | |
| D [34] P Kingston Sapphire D [34] P Kingston Topaz | |
| D [34] P Kingston Turquoise D | Under V.A.C. Northern Patrol, |
| [34] D Northern Chief D | See Pink List. |
| [34] D Northern Duke- | |
| [34] D Northern Foam D | |
| [34] D Northern Gift D | |
| [34] D Northern Isles A D | |
| [34] P Northern Princess A [34] P Northern Reward | |
| [34] P Northern Sky D | |
| [34] P Northern Sun A D | |
| Port | Duties. |
| [8] Minna Lydd II D - | Kirkwall. |
| Rescue | Tug. |
| St. Mellons D | Falmouth. Refit. Completes 10 July. |
| LERWICK. | |
| Base Ship-Fox. | |
| Examination | Service. |
| Fear Not Heather Belle | Lerwick. |
| SULLOM VOE. | |
| Harbour | Defence Patrol Craft. |
| [34] Pentland Firth A D (S.O.) | (Trawlers). Kirkwall. |
| [34] Arctic Explorer A D | Aberdeen. |
| [34] Hugh Walpole A D | Left Scapa 21 June. |
| [34] Scalby Wyke A D | Aberdeen. |
| [34] Tekoura A D - | Scapa. |
| [33] Bountiful - | |
| [33] Rebuff - - | Houton Bay. |
| [33] Brine - - | |
| [33] Onaway - - | Lyness. |
| Basuto | Hull. | Mary White | Sunderland. |
| Lady Rosemary | 3 |
43 Page Page Page O. M/S Groups-contd. 44 Mine Recovery Flotillas- 57 19 Oak 26 1 11 58 13 Oaklea 28 Pict Page 2 22 59 21 Ocean Breeze 11 Picton Castle 32 Reilvo Page 4 20 Ocean Brine Minicoy 60 22 Pintail 24 Reparko 12A St. Katherin 21 10 Ocean Eddy Minna 61 37 Plantagenet 31 Reore 8 St. Kenan 23 Minona 21 Ocean Fisher 62 28 Playmates 29 Rerivo 36B St. Loman Minos 14B M/S Training Flotilla 20 Ocean Gain 23 Plinlimon 11 Rako 5 St. Magnus Mirabelle 17 Muria 14 Ocean Guide 23 Plumer 21 Rello 21 St. Melante 6 Mirage Myris 12 Ocean Lifebuoy 35A Poinavon 12A Rverberation 35 St. Mellons Ocean Lux Pointer 9 Rala 10 St. Modwen Mireille 11 28 Myvera III 9A 35A Mist Ocean Retriever Pointz Castle 36 12 Rodora 18 St. Nectan Mistletoe 22 Ocean Scout 36A Polar V 24 Rhard Croft 3 St. Olaves Mitres 14A Ocean Spray 23 Polar VI 35 Rg 5 St. Olive N. Poolzee 35 14 M.L. 100 14 Nab Wyke 35 Ocean Swell 27 Fghto St. Silio 36A 8 9A Ocean Toiler Popinjay igoletto St. Sunniva M.L. 101, 102 Nairnside 14 12 2 7 Ocean Treasure 12 Powis Castle 22 36B lime St. Tudno M.L. 107 Namur 27 inovia 19 1st Motor Launch Flotilla 2 Nancy Hague 37 Ocean View Preston-North End St. Wistan 19 Prince Leo 26 lion 8 St. Zeno Moed-en-Werk 36 Naneta S Ocean Vim 5 36B 8 8 Princess Beatrix distango Salamander Mollusc Natal II 12 Ode 12 36A 12 9A Princess Elizabeth River Annam Salpa Monarch Navicula 8 Ogano 3 10 22 River Esk Saltash 14A Princess Mary Monarda 16 Ohm 15 27 26 Salvini Negro Princessa River Clyde Mona's Isle 11 Neil Mackay 28 9 13 Okino 37 Principal River Garry Salvo (Tug) Neil Smith Oku 27 27 Salvo Monimia 16 9A 10 Proserpine River Spey 28 14B Salvonia Montano 4 Memo 14A Olivae 14 Prospect Ahead Riviere 29 36B Sandown Moonrise 35 Netsukis 10 Olive 24 Providence R. Levin 11 17 Moonstone 32 New Comet 23 Olive Tree 28 Provider Robert Hastie Sandringham 17 17 12 Robert Stroud Sangarius Moorgate Newhaven N.B. 21 Olvina 9A Ptarmigan 26 9A Sanson Moravia 14 11 Puffin Robin Hood Olympia 35 28 Saon New Pride of Essex 31 Morama Punnet Robina 9A New Prince of Wales I 16 7 12 Ombra 18 Rochebonne Sapphire Moray 14B 12 Onaway Pyramus 19 Newspray 29 30 Sappho Rodino Morgan Jones 23 One Accord 3 Pyrope 11 New World 12A Sarah Hyde 12 Rogate 9 Mount Ard 29 Sarah A. Pure Niblick 14B Onetos 11 Roger Beck 3 Sarba Mount Keen 10 16 Onward 9A Q. Niger Rolls Royce 35 Moyle Night Hawk (Trawler) 4 Oracle 3 Queen Empress Sargasso 8 1: Romany Rose 23 Queen of Kent Sargon 7 13 2 Oriole Rona 18 Sarna M/S Flotillas Night Hawk Queen of Thanet 18 2 Ronso Night Raider 37 Orlando 16 Saronta 1 29 Queen of the Fleet 1l Rooke 4 16 Nimrod 35 20 19 Orpheus Queen of the South I Sarpedon 12 Rosa 17 21 Sasebo Nirvana 2 Orvicto 16 Queen of the South II 12 5 Rosebud 8 Sata Nobles 4 Osako 14A 6 13 Queen Worth 9 Roseden 28 Saturn 7 21 Nodzu 23 Osta 9A Quest 6 Rose Emma 12 Saucy Nogi 15 Oswaldian 4 Quiet Waters 28 23 Rose Haugh 24 8 Sawfly Othello 17A Rose Hilda Scalby Wyke 10 10 Noontide 28 15 11 8 Norbreeze 27 Our Bairns 8 Rose Valley 30 Scarron Nordhav 36A Our Kate 12 R. Rosel 24 Scawfell 12 13 Nordhav I Overfall 14A Racer 7 Rose Marie 3 14 Sceptre 14A Rachael Flett 26 Ross 16 Schelde M/S Groups- Nordland 37 Oystermouth Castle Radiant 36c Ross Ard 27 Schievan 1 24 Norina 27 Radnor Castle 2 Rotha 14B Scomber 2,3 12A Norlan 29 P. Raetia 4 Rotherslade 23 Scotch Thistl 4-6 13 Norland 19 Pangbourne 16 Rambler Rose 30 Rowan 24 Scotia II 7 14A Norna 21 Paragon 24, 36A Raymont 35 Rowan Tree 14A Scott 10-12 15 Norman Wilson 20 Paramount 3 Reaper 7 Roxano 36B Scottish 13 15 Norse 12A Pathway 11 Reboundo S Royal Charter 17 Scourge 14 15 Northcoates 29 Patti 17 Rebuff 29 Royal Eagle 12A Scythe 16-20 16 Northern Chief 30 Paul Rykens 28 Receptive 12 Royallieu 35 Seabreeze 22 10 Northern Dawn 25 Paynter 7 Recoil 36c Royalo S Seafarer 23, 24 Northern Duke Peacemaker 12 Recono 16 Ruby 5 Seaflower 24 30 5 Red Gauntlet 13 Rugby 14A Seagull 25 10 Northern Foam 30 Pearl 26 24 Northern Gem 25 Pecheur 27 Red Sky 17 Runswick Bay 5 Sea Holly 8 Northern Gift 30 Peggy Nutten 29 Reed 14A Ryde 10 Sea King 28-29 30 12A Northern Isles Refraction 8 Sea Lord 30 Peken 35 Refundo 14 S. Sea Mist 31 15 Northern Light 26 Pelagos 14A 28 Sabra 35, Sea Monarch 32-33 21 Northern Pride 16,25 Pelton 15 Regal 8 Sabreur 35 Seaman 34 22 Northern Princess 30 Pembroke 12 Regardo 14B Sailor King 22 Secuta 37-38 26 Northern Reward 30 Pentland Firth 30 Regwa St. Adrian 5 Seddon 14A 40 16 Northern Sky 30 Perilia 17 Reids 9 St. Apollo 36c Sedulous 41 24 Northern Spray 12A Reigate 25 St. Cathan 9A Selkirk Peter Carey Reighton Wyke 21 29 Semita 43 27 Northern Sun 30 Peter Hendriks 28 5 St. Celestin Relonzo 36 Semnos 44-45 29 Northern Wave 25 Peter Nell 29 16 St. Claire 46 15 Northlyn 30 Remexo 17 Seriola 29 17 St. Cyrus Phase 49 Remillo 5 Servitor 9A North Ness 34 14A St. Dominica 23 Philante 16 Sethon 50-51 10 14A 14B Renascent Northward Ho 20 St. Donats Philippe 9A Settsu 52 2 Northwind 9 Phineas Beard 24 Rennet 21 St. Elstan 5 Sevra 54 23 Norwich City 5 Renzo 9 St. George 19 55 Phrontes 8 Notts County 12 Resolve 56 19 13 Nyula Phyllis Rose 20 23 Phyllisia
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| FLUSH (Mrs. Mary Gowans, c/o W. Aitken & Son) | DR | 1920 | R(T98D) | 97 | BB | 1.11.39 | £26 |
| GIRL MARY (Wm. Smith) | MFB | 1935 R(T98B) | 25 | HDP | 4.11.39 | 10.10.40(s) | £21.15. |
| HELEN MARY (C. H. B. Kitchen) | MB | 1934 | R(T98B) | 7 | DG | 2241 | 8.41 1/- | 0 |
| JULIA MARY (M.O.W.T.) | MB | R(T98B) | 180 DW | Misc.N. | 31.5.40 | £18.15. 0 |
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| 500 | Mary Spear | 272 | 142 |
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71 I corried at Ramsfate chat 0900 on Monday The 3rd and remained there until archred E said for Telbury on Twesday. The ship was paid of A.M. wednesday June 5th in herry Commercial Dochs. I cannot stress is highly the behavious of the ships company through in anditions where they had vistually to slep and ray little K eat. in particular Leslie Charles Acting Petty officer h.C. CuRD c/Ix 155644 and Able Scaman G.E. GODFREY c/3x 144637 were outstanding George Edwin in all they did ! have the know to be Sir, Your openint servant, VIDE RIRAL 1940 10JUN * & LOVER R theirment Reyal Mary. The Vice Admiral Dover. Copy is The Commander in Chief Nore Connerd.
| MARY ROSE 196 | BOURNEMOUTH LIFEBOAT 243 |
MOTOR CONVOY. 6/6/40. Dynamo 188. Motor Barge Sherfield 1 - 185 Ex-Lighter Y.O. 63. Ex-Lighter X.95. Motor Launch Nanette II. Sub Lt. J.D.F. Kealy, R.N. On arriving at Sheerness Motor Boat Dook on Friday, Sist May, 1940, we received command of the above convoy with instructions to pick up British Troops we were under way heading out to sea. from the shores round Dunkirk as soon as possible. This was at 2 p.m; by 2.15 p.m. Good progress was made until later that night we lost contact with lighter X.95 although we spent some time in trying to locate her without success. At 11 a.m. 1st June land was sighted, peniol Where were we? The one and decidedly irregular compass, the Deviation of which we never know, which perhaps was just as well, brought us to a buny round which was painted - -"Ostend". This Dynam 193 " 183 196 REPORT OF "MARY ROSE" - S/I H. Mc.Clelland R.N.V.B. Ity Engines failed on way over. Ship taken in cow, began 2 making water fast and became unmanageable and was abandoned in Mid Channel where she sank. Crew taken on board the Trawler "Strathelliott" where they helped to take off troops from the beach at Dunkirk. Journey back made in trawler. No injuries to anyone. 8 on dng 18 #
216 204 OPERATION DYNAMO. 22 ENCLOSURE NO. 17. SHIP: BLUE BIRD - Motor Boat. OFFICER REPORTING: G.B. EYRE, SUB-LINUTENANT, R.N.V.R. On Saturday 1st June I received orders to proceed with Motor Boat BLUE BIRD to the M/S SANDOWN to be towed to Dunkirk. M/S SANDOWN was relieved by M/S EMPEROR OF INDIA and accordingly I changed to her. 2. On reaching Dunkirk it was found impossible to start engines of BLUE BIRD so she was not used and came back to Dover in tow. 3. The Lifeboat MARY SCOTT was working in conjunction with BLUE BIRD, but remained behind in Dunkirk to pick up EMPEROR OF INDIA's 1st Lieutenant who was on the pier, organising the troops to be embarked. Note: This officer was previously in command of A.L.C. No. 15, and had been employed ferrying troops off from Dunkirk beach for one day. When 8.9. CLAN MACALISTER (A.L.C. parent ship) was bombed and set on fire he returned to Dover in company with A.L.Cs. 3 and 8 to refuel and proceeded to the beaches on completion. A.L.C. No. 15 was driven on to the beach by the wash of a passing destroyer and as there was no hope of getting off, Sub-Lieutenant Eyre set fire to her and returned to Dover in due course in See ROIII, 12509 A.L.C. No. 3 and was then given Motor Boat BLUE BIRD.
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| From | CAPTAIN M/S SHEERNESS. |
| Date | 6th. June 1940 |
| To | COMMODORE IN CHARGE, SHEERNESS. |
Dynams 146. 355 H.M.S. "WILDFIRE", Sheerness. June 5th, 1940. Sir, I have the honour to submit the following report of certain proceedings affecting H.M.T. "Strathelliot" on May 30th and 31st, June 1st and 2nd 1940. Acting on orders received from P.M.S.O., Sheerness, I repaired on board H.M.T. "Strathelliot" at 10.30 May 30th with instructions to escort a convoy of motor cruisers to Ramsgate. The executive signal was received at 1410, anchor was immediately weighed and the convoy was picked up at 1430. The route ordered was via 33 QZS, but as certain boats had proceeded into the Princes Channel, I ordered course to be laid through that channel so that we should not lose touch with them. At 1550 we hove to and took in tow two disabled boats the "Skylark" and Court Belle II" - proceeding at 1635. At 1800, we again hove to to await boats astern, and they coming up, we took in tow the "Mary Rose", proceeding at 1840. At 1845 we were again compelled to stop, as certain other vessels were in trouble, but these being taken in tow by others, we got under way again at 1910. Our orders were to close the Examination Vessel off the N. Goodwin L.V. for instructions, but, as we approached we received orders by R/T to prodeed to Ramsgate and to report to the N.O.I.C. there. We arrived off Ramsgate about 2200 and came to anchor - ordering all motor boats to make fast to the trawler. I then went aboard motor boat "Forty Two", whose officer was a Lieutenant R.N.R. in aommand of the boats and put off to search for three boats lost in the darkness. These we fortunately picked up near the Gull Buoy and escorted to the "Strathelliot". I then went ashore in "Forty Two" and reported to the N.O.I.C. at 2305. I was then ordered ny him to escort the convoy to Dunkerque, but having received orders from Sheerness to return, I requested permission to telephone Sheerness for confirmation. This being given, I collected orders, route orders and charts, being ordered to sail immediately. I then returned to the "Strathelliot" and asked the Lieutenant R.N.R. to call all the officers in command of motor boats to the trawler. They were then given orders and charts so that in the event of their losing touch with the escort, they would be able to proceed alone. I arranged to hoist a red lantern of low visibility in the trawler, so that boats could keep in touch with us in the dark and slao arranged certain signala which were to be made on our siren to cause the convoy to heave to, to proceed or to ease down. I gave orders to be prepared to move off at 0200 and the officer returned to their boats. There were eight defective boats to be towed and arrangments were made as to which hoats were to do the towing. In the darkness however, it was impossible to hold to these arrangements, but all the defective boats were taken in tow by others. Anchor was weighed at 0205 and the convoy proceeded to sea. the North Goodwins L.V., the convoy was hove to and all ships accounted At for; course then being set vis U.V. and W. buoys due for Dunkerque breeze and the boat's crews were suffering great although speed roads. The seas had by this time become very heavy, discomfort. to a The strong N.W. causing considerable damage to the boats, bollard was tore reduced and to she was taken in tow stern first - there being no other towing was two knots and at 0640 the "Skylark's" towing point away forward at which the towing wire could be secured.
- 2 - 379 356 bringing was entering faster trawler's counter, her stem was damaged At her 0730, up against the "Mary the Rose" reported that, due to a following sea and water decided that than it could be pumped and bailed out. Dunkerque-even presuming we could get her there-she should be I therefore as she was unlikely to be of any use at abandoned and sunk.I therefore ordered the rest of the convoy to proceed under the Lieutenant R.N.R.. We then took off the crew of the "Mary Rose" and fired one tray of Lewis gun ammunition into her water line, finally breaking her up by ramming her to prevent her becoming a danger to navigation. We then proceeded after the convoy and picked up another boat which was being towed. At 0820, the "Skylark" sustained further damage to her stern due to the strain on the tow caused by the heavy seas, and, as she was in danger of foundering, her crew were taken off and a cargo of ladders and petrol and all serviceable stores aboard transferred to the "Strathelliot" the boat being them cut adrift. We then closed a trawler "KO" and semaphored her to sink this boat which she did. At 0845, we took in tow the "Malden Annie IV", nut at 0855 her Port mooring bollard tore away and the towing hawser was then secured to the Starboard. This was showing signs of parting, and finally tore away at 0940. The hawser was then secured to a small hook. At 1000 we closed the trawler "Grimsby Town" and sent a message ashore by her reporting our position. A mechanic was put aboard the "Malden Annie IV" to try to effect repairs to her magneto, but this was found to be impossible. A hawser was then passed right round underneath her and was secured on deck, the towing hawser being bent to this. This hawser parted at 1215, when "Malden Annie IV" reported that water was entering due to damage received forward. A new hawser was passed and the vessel towed stern first. A great deal of damage. had been caused to her superstructure by heavy seas crashing her into the trawler, but having lost two ships, I was loth to lose a third. The tow parted twice more in the course of the afternoon, but the vessel was eventually taken to Dunkerque. I would like to mention the conduct of the officer in command of the "Malden Annie IV" who worked extremely hard under very trying conditions to bring his ship to port. At 1530 we were proceeding down the channel into Dunkerque when a destroyer came out firing on and being fired on by batteries ashore. It was impossible for us to steer out of her line of fire, due to our tow, but fortunately, although shells were falling close to us and planes were trying to bomb the destroyer, we sustained no damage the mearest shell being about 70 yards on our starboard beam. On two other occasions between 1530 and our arrival off Dunkerque but sustained hits. We came to anchor off Dunkerque beaches ( as beaches at 1620, we received salvoes of bombs intended for destroyers close in no draft would allow) and eventually attracted the attention of a motor as launch our manned by Sea Scouts. They came alongside and we asked them to bring us some troops from the beach. We put our this ship's and boat over the side and she was towed ashore to assist. From another motor launch we eventually received a total of fifty-four French soldiers. unable further boatloads of soldiers, and at Although we waited for a total of two and a half 1920 hours we we were deceded to get not any knowing the state of the tide and being in danger Had of settling there on the possibility of getting any more men, we would there. waited that, sand, we would weigh and proceed to Sheerness. have but there been were any insufficient small boats to supply the ships
2. corted Lieut. by J.C. "Stathelliot" Clark,R.N.V.R. - Went over in "Rapid 1" 369 / from and ferried troops, who were French, the beaches on Friday, May 31. turday at about 0400 he was towing the "Skipjacks On scued sailors from the wreck of a sunken destroyer. aler with 3 Sub Lieut. Ruck in charge, when they a was following her when she was hit by a bomb. he transferred the ratings and troops to the "Mosquito" lped rescue the survivors including Sub Lieut. Flint, o had been wounded and finally left at 1330 being wed part of the way to Margate by the "Anje b Lieut. T.R. Rumbold, R.N.V.R. - in the motor barge iking" from Burnham on Crouch he went to le Panne on e 30th and ferried all the forenoon. He returned to msgate and sailed again at noon on the 1st for Bray, riving just after dark. He burnt out his clutches and ached the "Viking" but managed to kedge off and was wed to Dover. b Lieut. P. Snow, R.N. - In the "Reda" he reached the aches on Wednesday, May 29th and ferried B.E.F. till 30. He went again on the Friday and ferried Frenchmen. Sunday, June 2nd, he went over in the "Advance" to nkirk, when he sighted the "Biboli" on the beach. b Lieut. R.A. Forbes - Reached the beaches on Friday y 31st in "Mary Spearing II" after rrying he turned to Ramsgate. He sighted the "Gavine"ashore. t. W.G.M. Christian, R.N.V.R. - was in "Mary Spearing I" t she was beached although she was sighted later being wed by a tug. He sighted "Margerita" floating but serted. ipper G.W. Halladay, R.N.R. - Went over to Dunkirk 1 Sunday June 2nd, in "Meander". 1b Lieut. R.H. Wallace, R.N.V.R. - Towed over to the eaches in an "Orient" line motor life boat on Sunday ine 2nd. The engine failed and the boat was beached and bandoned. He saw hardly any soldiers. He started alling in a pulling life boat but was taken in tow by rawler "Alcmaria", to which he now transferred. The OW parted during the night and life boat was left rifting. ab Lieut. J.K. Blackmore, R.N.V.R. - In the "Lurlyne", hich had a bad engine and so he never got over. ab Lieut. C.E.S. Beale - In K.A. Dover's barge which as finally left in Dunkirk. r. S. beaches Burns at 0130 on Monday June 3rd. He picked (From Southend) - Tokk over "Kayell" arriving n the of the "Block Arrow" which was ashore. and fishing He erried P the crew French troops to a French destroyer mack. "Kayell" in now beached at Ramsgate. ub Lieut. over by "Oranje Vreeswijk" with They boats were T.H. Rodgers, R.N.V.R. - In "Gay Crusader" other e was towed "Silvery Breeze" and "Silver Foam". reached beaches ombed ut was and towed tow back was in company with O.I.C. and neluding cut off. He never "Pioneer" Barl"
3. 370 22. Skipper beaches A. Gardner, at 2200 R.N.R. - Went in Tug "Tanga" arrived bombed machine-gunned throughout the night, while at the and on Friday, May 31st. They were lying off an life inprovised boat jetty. He helped to ferry troops life boat. down and he returned on Saturday in "Leda", leaving the in a power which "Tanga" had towed. This broke 23. Sub Lieut. E.T. Garside, R.N.V.R. - Went to Le Panne in "Elizabeth Green" and ferried for larger craft. He sighted "Viewfinder" on the beach. He got back to Ramsgate on Thursday May 30th, transferred to the R.F.A. launch "Andora II" and returned to beaches where he ferried for a bit and then brought back 23 French. Arrived Ramsgate on Friday. On Monday night he was towed over in the "Elizabeth Green" by a tug, which he could not after- wards find and so he brought his load home. 24. Sub Lieut. R. Shrimpton, R.N.V.R. - In an Admiralty, open 36 ft. launch he was towed over by a drifter and pent Saturday night at the beaches. On a later night he went into Dunkirk. 25. Sub Lieut. S.C. Allen, R.N.V.R. - Went over to Le Panne in the "Frightened Lady" which was beached after fouling the screw. He reported to an Admiral with side whiskers who was escorting Gort. He was told to help some soldiers getting abandoned pinnaces away. He also assisted to build a jetty with trailers etc. Left the beaches in the "Horst". 26. Sub Lieut. A.V. Weaver, R.N.V.R. - Went over in "Quijijana" and brought back a party of 18 troops mostly Coldstream Guards. He went over again in "Sun X". 27. Sub Lieut. W.G.H. Bonham, R.N. went over in "BOBELI" in the first batch and ferried until about midnight on Wednesday night. His boat was broken up by a destroyer which went full ahead while he was alongside. He went on ferrying for a bit but had to abandon the "Bobeli" and returned to Margate in the "Albury". He then went over in the "Horst" which had to be abandoned owing to engine trouble and a near miss. 28. Sub Lieut. J.W. Culham, R.N. - in "Smolt" which broke down on way over and was towed back by "Midas" ?. Went over in "Glitter II" to the beaches about 6m East of Dunkirk arrived at 1600 on Wed. 29th. Stayed ferrying until 0200 on Thursday when she lost her rudder on some wreckage and was towed back to Dover by a drifter. The "Black Arrow" was seen aground at Dunkirk. 29. Sub Lieut. R.A.W. Pool, R.N. - Took lighter X.817 to Dunkirk and then back to Ramsgate. He went over again on last night to Dunkirk in the M.T.B. "Marlborough". Mares 30. Sub Lieut. E.G.B. Enxnish, R.N.V.R. - in "Skylark" but she sank on the way over. He also saw "Mary Rose" sink in mid ocean and the "Ellen Mary" run down by a life boat and abandoned. 31, Sub Lieut. E.A.E. Cornish, R.N.V.R. - was in the "Lansdowne" which slipped her tow outside Dunkirk.
4. . 37194 33. Lieut. "Mermaiden Nimmo, back R.N.R. to Weymouth. - Took "Filleul" yacht /. 34. Lieut. J.S. Seal, R.N.R. - in "Queen Boadicea picked up three seamen survivors from' Janis"? II" Dunkirk Pier. The latter's Captain Sub Lieut. off Bell by a bomb on Friday may 31. The survivors were R.N.V.R.? and a stoker had been killed outright landed at Ramsgate. 35, Mr. C.V. Cogger - signed in "Seine" at Rochester. Left her on Wednesday full of water for the aches ( Lieut. Cdr Filluel in command). Brought hack 350 British and French troops to Ramsgate. Sailed again for Dunkirk and brought back 300 troops. 36. Sub Lieut. W.E. Mercer, R.N.V.R. of "Strathelliot" - saw the"Mary Rose" and "Skylark" sink in mid ocean, crew all brought back. Following were seen abandoned as Dunkirk :- "Malden" "Annie IV" and "Empress". The former was used as a pier. 37. "Scene Shifter" was swamped by French troops on Wed. June 29th. "Triton" was cast off while in tow with foul screw. 38. Lieut. W.B. Whitworth, R.N. did 6 trips in "Aeger". 39. Mr. R. Brown - went over in "Madame Sansgene" on night of Monday June 3rd. Elgar H. Jefferey and his brother were also in the boat. Towed over by "Tanjar" (Tug) with another Motor boat. On way back boats fouled a rope, which had been veered by the "Tanjar" to stutch it as it was new, and the boats had to be abandoned. The "Madame Sansgene" claimed to have shot down a bomber. 40, P.O. E. Wells, R.N.R. - went over in "Nanette II", who had a Lieut. R.N.V.R. in charge. They went to Ostende an then to Dunkirk and brought back mostly French troops, some of whom had been in the water for 12 hours. "Nanette" was finally returned to 41. Dover. Sub Lieut. Church, R.N.R. - In "Portsdown" see separate report. 42 Coxn. George Senior, O.N. 239990 - In YC 78 Wed, May 29th for Ramsgate. Sailed from Ramsgate at at (Lieut. Mortimer R.N.R. 1/c). Left Sheerness on 2245 Thursday night and arrived at Dunkirk 1100 on Friday. The only soldiers on the beaches vessels there, They left Dunkirk about 1830 towing on 45 of them, were ferried off in the YC 71 and a about midnight and anchored. H wever, and skiff. Thornycroft motor boat. The YC 72 broke down the herself boat managed to start up again about must Thornycroft informed Ramsgate for a tug came out 0700 have and towed YO 78 and YC 71 back to Ramsgate.
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
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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Page 5. ICH TOOK PART IN OPERATION "DYNAMO". - 26TH MAY - 4TH JUNE, 1940 PART I - BRITISH SHIPS (continued) TTISH SHIPS (continued) GER BANK HANDY BILLY TA (Tug) HASTINGS LIFE-BOAT ADNOUGHT II HOLLAND ADNOUGHT III HOPPER 26 HESS OF YORK HOUND (Lighter) RF HYTHE (Coaster) 1 ) IOLANTHE 4 IOTE 7 (Harbour IRMA MARIA (Fishing boat) 9 Launches) JABA 6 JACINTA (Trawler) C. 715 JAMES 67 (Hopper Barge) G. 694 JANIS G. 950 JOHANNA (Eel Boat) STBOURNE LIFE-BOAT JONG WARD NISSEN JORDAN WINA (Trawler) KAYELL IZABETH QUEEN KESTREL M.E.D. (Motor Life-boat) KINGSGATE PRESS KITCAT (M.B.) PRISE (Harbour Launch) K.L. DEAVOUR LADY BRASSEY (Rescue Tug) TERPRISE (M.B.) LADY CABLE (M.B.) ICA LADY SHEILA SKBURN LADY SOUTHBOROUGH AIR BREEZE (Drifter) (Hopper Barge) AWLEY (Gosport Ferry) LANDANIA ERRY KING (Gosport Ferry) L/NSDOWNE ERVENT LAROC ISHBOURNE (I.O.W. Ferry) LETITIA (Smack) OREMOST 2 (Hopper Barge) LITTLE ANN (M.B.) OREMOST 87 (Tug) LOTUS ORMIDABLE LOUISIANA ORSA MADAM SANSGENE OSSA (Tug) MAID ERRANT RIGHTENED LADY MALDEN .W. 23 (Lighter) MALDEN ANNIE IV ALLEON'S REACH (Hopper) MA JOIE ALZAR MARASOLE AY CRUSADER MARGERITA LENWAY (Barge) MARLBOROUGH (W.D. Craft) LITTER II MARQUIS (Tug) OLIATH MARY ROSE GOURKA MARY SPEARING I GRACE DARLING MARY SPEARING II GRAPPLER (Lighter) MASSEY SHAW (Fire Float) GREATER LONDON LIFE-BOAT MAYSPEAR GONDIA (Tug) MEANDER H. 75 MERMAIDEN (M.L.) HAIG HALFWAY (W.D. Craft) M.F.H. (Lighter) MICHAEL STEVENS MINEKOI (Tug) (Continued) Sunk
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OPERATION DYNAMO. VESSEL ЕХЯАМЯЯ OWNER ЯНИМО REMARKS asav 808A DUNGENESS Lifeboat MAMBAT JESA EASTBOURNE Lifeboat R.N.L.I. docud ЯГОНА noted HOIJA GREATER LONDON noted KHOSAMA AHLTHA Lifeboat "G" Lifeboat P. & 0. S.N. Co. Returned to Owners doing TRAH HASTINGS Lifeboat doing HYTHE Lifeboat notes Reported lost (-abandoned) District AIRISAO LIFEBOATS (4) Blue Star Line No information of return notud from Dunkirk. DRIVA LIFEBOATS (5) Royal Mail Linesloted 2 returned damaged 3 not notua returned) MAS LIFEBOATS Canadian Pacific Returned to Owners. (BEAVERDALE) S.S. Co. Ltd. Natual АТИАСЯЯ LIFEBOATS (15) P. & O. S.N. Returned Owners. 10 unaccounted for. LIFEBOAT Dutch S.S.Edam Returned to LIFEBOATS (2 Motor) Butchers Returned to Owner. LIFEBOATS (2) doctor No report received from Ex Flandres notud Missing Vessels List. LIFEBOATS (4) Ex ROSLIN CASTLE OJUC 2 returned and 2 lost ones replaced. LIFEBOATS British India Steam No trace of return AVAL (10 vessels) Navigation Co. Ltd. from Dunkirk. LOUISE STEVENS Gt. Yarmouth and Gorleston Lifeboat DU LUCY LAVERS Aldeburgh Lifeboat LOWESTOFT LIFEBOAT Bee Michael Stevens 4 LIFEBOATS Ex Englio & Mills DUNBAR CASTLE подий No trace of return from 1 LIFEBOAT ex Dunkirk. MAMARO -do- LOLWORTH No report returned from 1 LIFEBOAT PARALES nosua "Missing List" OLRIDAR -do- 1 LIFEBOAT Ex -do- HAWNBY Ropner Shipping Colud No report of return from LIFEBOATS ex UPWEY Dynamo. MAILING GRANGE (4) Houlder Bros. & Co. nasvo 3 returned to Owner 1 BOJUR reported lost. AMIR MARGATE Lifeboat AGUE MARY SCOTT MICHAEL STEVENS Southwold lifeboat (Lifeboat) doded PISCES (Converted dolum YUNT Lifeboat) S. Simpson POOLE Lifeboat assue Returned to Owner. (THOMAS KIRK WRIGHT) Prepared did not go. ROJUL RAMSGATE Lifeboat ROSA WOOD and PHYLLIS LUND (Lifebost) WALMER Lifeboat WALTON and FRINTON Lifeboat
Name of Vessel Date Cause and Position Remarks PRINCESS LILY OWNER 31/5/40 REMARKS Unknown LOST approx. OUR BOYS (Boat) " 11 RENOWN (Cockle Boat) " Lifebont 11 Dutah Mined and sunk with " " Duton all hands. ROBERTA Unknown " ROSABELLE " Dutch " ST. PATRICK " Dutch ASSUMED LOST " SANTOSY " Dutch LOST 11 " SARAH & EMILY " 11 " SEA FALCON (Boat) 11 Dutch Abandoned - Dunkirk " SHAMROCK 11 Dutch " " 17 SKYLARK 3. (SM281) " Dutch 11 Dutch Unknown 19 SCENESHIFTER 11 " SONIA " " " SKYLARK 2. " Duton " 11 SKYLARK 3. 11 Dutals " " SOUTHERN QUEEN 11 Dutan " " STONEHAVEN " " " SUNSHINE " Dutch " " SUE SUE (Rowboat) " Dutor 11 11 THETIS If Lost while being towed " from Dunkirk TRITON 11 Unknown " TWO RIVERS " " If VIEWFINDER " " 11 VIKING 3. " " 12 VANITEE 11 " " WARRIOR " Abandoned off Dunkirk " WAVE QUEEN " Unknown 11 COMMODORE " " 11 WESTERLEY " On fire and abandoned - If Dunkirk GRACE DARLING If Unknown ASSUMED LOST QUEEN OF ENGLAND " Sunk in collision with LOST S.S. TILLY. MARY SPEARING " Unknown " " " " CANVEY QUEEN " HAZARD Did not return from Dunkirk PREVIOUSLY MISS JOSEPHONE I. 11 Do. REQUISITIONED If " MOSS ROSE AND ON NAVAL " 11 SERVICE BUT PELLAG 2. 11 If UTILISED FOR SEAMEW "DYNAMO".
Name of Vessel Date Cause and Position Remarks Approx. ALBATROSS 31/5/40 ALJANOR Abandoned off Dunkirk approx. do. LOST. ALOA-OE (Boat) Did not return do. ASSUMED LOST ANEE (Wherry) do. " do. Unknown BLACK ARROW " LOST BOBELI Lost at Dunkirk " " Did not return BONNISBELL " ASSUMED LOST. Did not return BOAT (16') " do. Unknown BRITTANIC LOST. " " " BULL PUP " 11 " BLUEJACKET (18'6") " If " CARAMA (15' Punt) " " " CLARA BELLE " " " COURT BELLE 2. " " " CYB " 11 " DEVILFISH " " " DINKY (10' boat) " 11 " DORIS (Wherry) 18 " " DREADNOUGHT 2. 11 " " = 3 " n 11 DUMPLING (Boat) " " 11 EASTBOURNE QUEEN " Lost at Dunkirk " EDINA (Wherry) 11 Unknown " EMPRESS " Abandoned at Dunkirk 11 EDITH DOROTHY (Boat) If Unknown " ENCHANTRESS " Abandoned at Dunkirk " ENTERPRISE " Unknown If EX-SERVICE DINGHY " " 11 FAITH " " ASSUMED LOST GOLDEN SPRAY 2. " " LOST GOOD HOPE 31/5/40 11 " Approx. GWEN EAGLE " " 11 HANDY BILLY " 11 If HANORA If " ASSUMED LOST IOTE If Lost at Dunkirk LOST KATE (18' Boat) If Unknown LOST LANSDOWNE " " " LARK (Punt) " " " LILY (Rowboat) " " " LITTLE ANN " Sunk - Dunkirk " LETITIA " Abandoned at Dunkirk If MADAME SANSGENE If Unknown " MARY ROSE " " " MAGNET (Rowboat) " If " MARGHERITA " " " MAID OF HONOUR If " 12 " MA JOIE Abandoned - Dunkirk " " MALDON ANNIE Unknown " MEDORA (Wherry) If " " If MINIKOI Sunk off Dunkirk " MIRANDA (Rowboat) 31/5/40 Unknown LOST Approx. If " ASSUMED LOST MIRASOL " " " MONTAGUE WHALER 11 " " MOSS ROSE " " LOST 36' MOTOR BOAT " " " 30' DO. " Abandoned at Dunkirk If NEMO IV. " 11 Unknown NEW WHITE HEATHER " 12 Sunk off Dunkirk PEGGY 4. Unknown ASSUMED LOST " PIONEER Abandoned off Dunkirk LOST " PRINCESS MAUD
OPERATION DYNAMO. To Vahe VESSEL OWNER REMARKS to ACE E. Jarvis To V.A. Dover. ADA MARY Leigh Building Co. Returned to owner. ADELINE F. Perham & Mr. Forbes A.P.S. ADVANCE C.P. Dick T.98 A.P.S. AID Risdon Beazley Released 1.6.40. ALBATROSS H.W. Copeland Abandoned off Dunkirk ALJANOR J.K. Mann No reports received from lists of missing vessels. ALOA-OC Mr. Bodley No report received from lists of missing vessels. ALSINA Returned to Newhaven damaged. ALOHA J.E. Pearce Re-allocated to A.P.S. AMITY W.H. Loose Returned to owner. ANNE Mr. Woolworth A.P.S. ANTHONY F. Winter With H.M.S. Wildfire, Sheerness. ANTOINNETTE A.J. Albert A.P.Saremation AQUA BELLE B. Taylor Re-allocated to A.P.S. ASHINGDON Mr. Peters Returned to owner. AUNTIS GUS S. Long Returned to owner. AURA Lord Moyne A.P.S. ANGLER Y SPE Golding Bros. ANEE (WHERRY) ILDA A. Liddle Returned to owners (did not go). Lost at Dunkirk. ANTONY W. Bates & Son, Ltd. Did not go. Returned to owners. BELLE LOWER BRIDLINGTON DER (25 vessels) Fishing vessels Prepared but did not go. IDEN EY BOSTON (22 vessels) Prepared but did not go. ANT Fishing vessels BALQUHAIN Dr. P. Mitchell Watt Returned to owner. LICENT D BARBILL II J. Morris Returned to owner. BASILDON Leigh Building Co. Returned to owner. BESSIE W.R. Box To V.A. Dover OSA BLACK ARROW Mr. Wilkinson BLUE BIRD Lost at Dunkirk. IKOI C.P. Evinson T.98 A.P.S. BLUE BIRD Mrs. G. Ragless DRU II ROBELI Returned to owner. A.R. Cox BORNIBELL C. Patey T.98. No trace of return from Dunkirk. AUR BONNY HEATHER A.R. Foccola No trace of return from Dunkirk. BOY BILLY Re-allocated to A.P.S. J. Adams BOY BOB (RX330) T.W. Adams (6a) Re-allocated to Spl. Admy. Service. RASOL BOY BRUCE C. Hayes Did not go - for Dynamo. BREAD WINNER Returned to owner. J.H.A. Bellhouse 108 BREAM Returned to owner. Golding Bros. MADGE BRITANNIA IV Sayers Bros. Prepared - did not go. MING BRITANNIC H. &J. Budd Returned to owners 5.6.40. MODESTY BRYWYN Reported lost. C. Priestley Mist AH BULL PUP Mr. Smith T.98. Returned to owners 19/6. NA Reported lost. BURGONIA RCH G.W. Burgoine BURTON Leigh Building Co. Re-allocated to A.P.S. ROSE BOU SAADA Returned to owners. E. Dreyfus BARBARA A.E. Johnson Re-allocated to A.P.S. Motor Boat BHURANA W.H. Grint Re-allocated to A.P.S. BOAT (16 ft.) W. Robertson Auxy. Patrol Service. Motor Boat Reported lost by owner. 2 or Torpedo top Ferries ( SME
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
KIL KVL 1'Nesse REMARKS Sn 2.0. If copy OWNER VESSEL OWNER REMARKS MA JOIE Mrs. L.Clarbour T.98 Abandoned off Dunkirk N.S.C.O. Thames 27.7.40. O. RSOU MAJOR B.R.Bunn Now A.P.S. ROSA MALDON ANNIE Col. Lamount T.98 No information of return RUBY from Dunkirk. IVU MALVINA R.E. Cooper To V.A. Dover HAS MOLLY E.Thomas Returned to owner WOR MARE NOSTRUM B.C.Kirby Returned to owners 19/6 KOU MARCHIONESS J.Mears Returned to owners 11.6.40. 6.40. SOU MARGHERITA J.Mears No information of return from er OH Dunkirk. RO MARINA A.Jacobs Returned to owners. MARSAYRU C.Wyatt Re-allocated to A.P.S. RI MARINA J.T.Phelps Returned to owner prepared did MARICEL not go. .S. a C. Robinson Repaired, fuelled, floated, but MARY not taken over. to A.P.S. Danish ARY HOWARD Mr.McKenzie Survived. Returned to Weymouth Dule from ARY IRENE Unable to sail H.Cartridge .P.S. T.98. Returned to owners - irk. ARY ROSE 5.6.40. Dives S. T.98. No report received from RY SPEARING W.G.S.Crouch "Missing Vessels" List. RY SPEARING II If No trace of return from Dunkirk. ILDA Chelsea Yachts & Returned to owners. ers Boat Club Co. BELLE Returned to owners. :0 Owners. D.Robinson LOWER C.Adams Returned to owners did not go. Re-allocated to Spl. Admy. Service (6A). DER H.Graham Returned to owners mers. AIDEN Lt.Com.P.M.Filleul,R.N. Returned to owners EY R.H. Campbell T.98. Returned to owner ANT Capt.E.B.Schermauley Did not leave. No. Exam.Ser. LICENT D.LEACH Littlehampton. ed to Owners Harry Leach (Released 3.6.40 Re-allocated I J.M.Wright to Spl.Admiralty service (6A) 0SA A.Gordon Returned - unsuitable Owners.,S. IKOI A.P.S. Capt.Shelford T.98 Sunk in collision with ed or Dunkirk, ai AURU II M.T.B. J.W.Cottrell T.98. Re-allocated to Special ned to Owners D. OILTAUR ICX Service. 19/ Mr.Towndrow S.W.Wills Re-allocated to A.P.S. T.98. Returned to owners 1 SA KLASOL 6.6.40. JRIUS R.C.Kyle No report received from list AURIUS of Missing Vessels. IS8 MISS MADGE Vectis Shipping Co. Returned to owner. SS CMISS MING S.W.Richardson RETURNED - UNSUITABLE ed but did not Kriz Crusers T.98 Now on Aux. Patrol kirk. W.S.Nott A.P.S. -do- MIDD OIENA J.Ovett Returned to owner 88 MONARCH c/o Wilsons A.P.S. ned -do- to Owners SS MOSS ROSE T.& G. Baker Returned to owners 18/6 ased 1.6.40. T.Adams Did not return from Dynamo Dover List 5. D56' Motor Boat R.Hoyes No report recd. from "Missing Vessels" List. 30' Motor Boat -do- R.Hoyes Stor Torpedo Boat Thornycrofts V.A.Dover 1.2 Returned to owners by N.O.I.C. tor Ferries (2) - Not used Ramagate. Returned SME C.Barber
VESSEL OWNER REMARKS J.Mears Returned to owner MUTT MYOLA c/o Toughs Did not go. 6th Ramsgate Scouts No trace of return from MONTAGUE WHALER Dunkirk. MARGARET MARY G.Chantry A.P.S. MATA HARI J.W.Lintott A.P.S. M.L. 108 ? A.P.S. E.F.White & Returned to Owner 6.6.40. MINNEDOSA A.J.Riding damaged. ROSE Lt.Cdr. Gain Allocated to A/P. ROSA MATOYA MADAME SANSGENE Guy Shelly Reported lost by Owner. RUBY A.P.S. Edvy MARY JANE Lt.Col.H.S.C. Richardson M.F.H. 4B Messrs. Pickfords Returned to Owners. WON MAY QUEEN S.M.270 F.Leach Returned to Owners 5.6.40. KOU MESORA (Wherry) T.H.Read Reported lost by Owner MIRANDA No. 58 Boat W.H.Goldsmith Reported lost. R.K.Taylor- Re-allocated to A.P.S. NAIAD ERRANT Nightingale NANETTE II E.G.Baxter T.98 Re-allocated to A.P.S. NARCISSA H.Allbrow to V.A.Dover. NAUTILUB A J.F.Mardling Re-allocated to A.P.S. NEMO IV Nemo Motor Boats Abandoned at Dunkirk. NEW PRINCE OF WALES Southend Mot.Nav.Co. Returned to Owners. Kichy JOH 9 RCO a SON Ro from Sile Ltd. NEW WHITE HEATHER J.Davis & Sons No. tress. of A.P.S. J.Emons NIN Returned to Owners c/o Toughs NIRVANA A.P.S. Mr.Mason NO NAME II (Yarmouth & Gorleston T.98 Returned to Owners. NORWICH BELLE (Stm. Boat Co. A.P.S. Mr. Wilcox NANCY BELLE Returned to Owners. NEW WINDSOR CASTLE c/o "oughs T.98. Returned to Owners J.L.Shakespeare OFFEMIA 19/6. A.P.S. Mr.Forman Returned to Owners 3.6.40. OMEGA H.J. Gallop ORATAVA RX 45 Re-allocated to A.P.S. H.Joynson Prepared for Dunkirk, did ORELLANA H.M. Customs, not go. OSPREY Gravesend (Yarmouth & Gorleston T.98 Returned to Owners. OULTON BELLE (stm.Boat Co. (Returned to Owners 19/6 Mr.Beran OUR LIZZIE Bob Leach & Son Released 3.6.40 OUR MAGGIE Re-allocated Special (Admiralty Service (6A) A.P.S. H.Payne ONA II Prepared but did not go PROSPERITY (WY59) T.Eglon to Dunkirk. -do- PROVIDER (WY71) E.Turner -do- PROGRESS (WY72) E.Turner Returned to Owners W.Walker PROVIDENCE Risdon Beazley Released 1.6.40. PALMESTON
See also 6.326 296 * NAYAL 11JUN1940 OFFICER IN CHARGE 274 From: CLARKE, J.C. TO Sub,Lieut: * RAMSGATE N.O.I.C. A Commanding M.B. RAPIDE. RAMSGATE. 10.6.40. SUBMITTED RECORD OF M.B. RAPIDE removing B.B.F. from Dunkirk Beach. Received orders at SHEERNESS at 14.00 hours on 30-5-40 to proceed to Downs in convoy with other motor boats, escort vessel Drifter "STRATHELLIOTT". Arrived Downs 23.45 towing two broken-down boats. Received order from STRATHELLIOTT at 01.30 on 31-5-40 to proceed to Dunkirk to embark troops from beach, taking M.B. MARY ROSE in tow. Had trouble with tow during night and handed over to STRATHELLIOTT about 06.00 hrs, and carried on to Dunkirk alone. Arrived about 09.15. Floated ladder ashore on line and proceeded to haul troops aboard; slow process owing to surf. Dropped anchor seawards and backed on to beach. Loaded and hauled off on flood with 72 aboard, transferred to ship lying off shore (name not known), picked up small boat adrift and used form ferrying from beach to my ship. Transferred 3 ship loads, last one at 21.30 hours on to BLACK JAVA. Anchored half mile off shore and repaired engine. At 04.10 hours Attempted to pick up a load at 23.00 hours but engine failed. SKIPJACK. SKPPJACK loaned me a boat and crew in charge of Sub. on 196-40 picked up ship's boat and loaded two loads on to Lieut. Ruck who went ashore and filled my ship and his boat and also took in tow large motor launch with 32 French soldiers on board which was aground. Was unable to locate SKIPJACK or any salvoes of bombs. Followed her with object of transferring and my other ship except large tug steaming towards La Panne, dodging loads. She eventually hit and completely destroyed, we were half unable hour. Turned round and headed back to Dunkirk and above picked was to find any survivors, although we cruised around for up three an sailors from top mast of a ship which was just Abreast of Dunkirk harbour MOSQUITO have in sight; signalled her water (name unknown). and started Commander of MOSQUITO received message soldiers to proceed transferring my troops and survivors. Whilst to sinking doing transport so, and we cast off with three French and SKIPJACK men on board, and followed her. proceeded MOSQUITO ahead badly towed damaged and was home, we from picked hit and about having about hindered up 15 to 21 12.00 miles trouble cast survivors our hrs. movements. off the and and coast launch and ANTJE approximately Sub,Lieut. to adrift was Margate making as Flint, by she 2 miles better Skoot Was and ANTJE, speed. Were giving disembarked injured Arriving as our engine Margate was approximately 21.35 hrs and Sub. and survivors. Lieut. Flint, R.N.R., although badly wounded himself, insisted on seeing
326 31 & bris sivel only bean 26 300 COPY. 20 From: CLARKE, J.C. Sub.Lieut: To Commander Troop, R.N. H.M.S. WILDFIRE, SHEERNESS. birs VITAM Commanding M.B.RAPIDE. 10.6.40. 120 öma SUBMITTED RECORD OF M.B. RAPIDE removing B.E.F. from Dunkirk Beach. broot I basede assiy Twod CA TisH taxsoq eðlagf VIII III to bits alexateH serdi VI Received orders at SHEERNESS at 14.00 hours on JuodA was alwel edd right medic evord 30.5.40 to proceed to Downs in convoy with other motor 30/5 adds DO anidmod to bontrom effe .beggorb boate, escort vessel Drifter "STRATHELLIOTT". and no voloste of beggorh bird evods, bereved alexnich Arrived Downs 23.45 towing two broken-down boats. ebtewod SINDO 8 broose Received order from STRATHELLICTT at 01.30 on 31.5.40 to 00 MISVO MARY ROSE in tow. Had trouble with tow during night and proceed to Dunkirk to embark troops from beach, taking M.B. BBW and of edudito of handed over to STRATHELLIOTT about 08.00 hrs, and carried 31/5 notasovo 520 nedi 020m no one on to Dunkirk alone. Arrived about 09.15. Floated ladder ashore on line and proceeded to haul troops aboard; Loob 5018 admod to backed on to beach. Loaded and hauled off on flood with slow process owing to surf. Dropped anchor seawards and on Batwolle to to OF 78 aboard, transferred to ship lying off shore (name not ods evits bros known), picked up small boat adrift and used for ferrying Ms Devedo vilbeet Drts VINOLUP 68 from beach to my ship. bits to of as I anigued at smell and first nellivis st all Transferred 3 ship loads, last one at 91.30 hours .etegamen To on to BLACK JAVA. Attempted to pick up a load at 88.00 hours but engine failed. Anchored half mile off shore 1/6 (by) and repaired engine. At 04.10 hours on 1.6.40 picked SKIPJACK up loaned me a boat and crew in charge of Sub.Lieut. and ship's boat and loaded two loade on to SKIPJACK. Ruck who went ashore and filled my ship and his boat also took in tow large motor launch with 32 French Tavo board which was aground. Was unable to locate SKIPJACK soldiers on other ship except large tug steaming towards La or dodging any salvoes of bombs. Followed her with and destroyed, and we were unable to hour. any object Panne, of transferring my loads. She was eventually find hit survivors, and headed back to Dunkirk and picked up completely although we cruised around for half an Turned three sailors round from top mast of a ship which was just above water (name unknown). Abreast of Dunkirk harbour MOSQUITO have in sight; and signalled her and started transferring my troops survivors. Commander of MOSQUITO received Whilst doing so, to sinking transport and we cast off followed with message three French to proceed soldiers and SKIPJACK men on board, and her. MOSQUITO and we picked up 21 survivors and Sub.Lieut. adrift was hit about 18.00 hrs. and approximately Flint, as she and badly damaged and hindered our 2 miles ahead proceeded home, having to cast the movements. launch was by Skoot making ANTJE, better speed. Arriving and Margate survivors. Were towed as our engine was giving trouble approximately ANTJE was from about 15 miles off coast to Margate and 21.35 hrs and disembarked R.N.R., injured although badly wounded himself, thier Sub.Lieut.Flint, seeing that his crew were comfortable able and to wounds insisted attended on to with the few bandages we were obtain us to Sub pick from Lieut up ANTJE. nearly Ruck and 200 his soldiers heat's from grow Pundible for
11. 408 382 but the amid had treshened causer's a cop which added seriously to defficulties and delays in selling heavy laden book 07/- 28. wore the falluis tode a conviderable unine of boath grounded and remained asion Cice the afferioon. micluding her ALC X a lifeboat and a speed boat Janes tourns boar beach wishin after miloading, few booth were eath t drift. as destroyees arrived ram 4 hower there motor boat and whales when Mary had not a Grady done no. Jan boals from destriyers did service and estrocially their shallow draught moter Goat. Conditions at Bray them form am a great uniforment m the Arwous say - the matth of available transport - as ha Dame however then asseas & Gam Gene . grat shartage of boats * suitable Sower Good 29. Ten los subvided about your on Inday and conditions for embachation a number of energy acieraft astreased subdically and bombed the dunh, bracher and off shon, and enemy suns milana Them fin am saifn t sea wand, which delayed embartation and sand various small craff No. 9' moter your the was malury
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- 2 - Accountant Officer there. He took charge of all Acc provisions, stores and cash and most ably performed w duties required of him throughout the operation. (E) TEMPORARY SURGEON LIEUTEHANT, R.N.V.R. BASIL HENRY PALMER BASE MEDICAL OFFICER. For outstanding zeal and devotion to duty in 2 to casualties and survivors both personally and throug Borth Staff. This Officer worked continuously on the Ramsgate and many times went out into the anchorages t waiting to come alongside. He got away all casualtie promptitude and worked in conjunction most successfull Military medical Officers. (F) ENGINEER CAPTAIN, R.N. (RET) N.V.O. JOHN LEWIS DEACON. BASE ENGINEER OFFICER. For outstanding seal and devotion to duty in hi to the fuelling and re-servicing all craft, through his at both Ramsgate and Margate. A very large number of propelled craft were used and all had to be re-fuslled various trips, at all hours of the day and night. The no hitch in these arrangements throughout, is testimon effectiveness of his organisation. 170 vessels were I repaired during the operation. (G) CAPTAIN R.N. (RET) D.S.O. NORMAN MALET COLQUHOUN THURSTAN. N.C.S.O., RAMSGATE. For outstanding seal and devotion to duty in th of his Department which supplied over 500 routes and of This went on throughout the entire operation and all de met. (H) LIEUTEHANT COMMANDER R.N. (RET) CHARLES GWINNER. For outstanding zeal and devotion to duty while The Officer in Charge at Margate during the operation. was lont Ramsgate and was sent to Margate to institute there. He successfully and untirely competed with all the situation, discmbarking 47,000 troops there, receiv despatching all craft after re-servicing and re-fuellin remained on duty consistently long hours throughout, BE sleep and meals at odd intervals. The success of Mary without doubt, largely due to this Officer's efforts. RATINGS. (I) SICK BERTH PETTY OFFICER C/MX 48183 WILFRED HARRY GROVES. For outstanding seal and devotion to duty as the member of the Modical Officer's He remained on duty long hours temporary casualty clearing station in "Merrie mgland" going afloat to ships waiting to come alongside. effestorts.
1225 COPY. From: CLARKE, J.C. Troop, R.N. Sub.Lieut: H.H.S. WILINIRE, SHEKRNESS. Commanding N.B.RAPIDE. 10.6.40. 5. SURNITURE RECORD OF 11.3. RAPIDE removing B.B.P. from Denitisk Beach. Received orders at at 14.00 hours on 30.5.40 to proceed to Dome in convey with other motor bonts, essurt vessel Drifter in Arrived Downs 83.45 towing to broken-Jam bonts. Received unles from M 91.80 on $1.1.40 to proceed to Denitive to enbark trosps from beach, taking M.B. MARY 2008 In tow. Had trouble with too during night and handed 0102 to STRATHELLIOTT about 16.00 hrs, and carried 90 to Smith nlone. Arrived about 09.18. Floated Ledder ashere B line and prosended to had troops aboard; slow process oring to surc. Decuped enother seawards and bealth 00 to benefi- Looded and house off on flood with 78 abound, transferred to ship lying off shore (name not insum), plated up mall bost strift and used for foreying the beach to my skip. Transforred 8 ship Londs, last use at 81.80 hours B to BLACK JAVA. Attempted to pick 10 a load at $8.00 hears but engine failed. Instered half sile off shore and repaired ongine- -At 06.10 hours 00 1.6.40 picked = ship's boat and Londed tuo Londo 00 to SKINTACK. ORINTING Loanse - a boat and orer in charge of Sub,Lieut. Busit the was nature and filled 17 ship and his bost and also The in See Large notien Inmob with SD French embitere - hourd which use agreed, Yes institle to Locate SEXPING of any other ship except Director tog steaming towards La Funny deliging: selvess of followed baz with at 18 lends: 4M use overtusily hit and campletely instruged, and se 1920 mebbe to find any survivare, although # grateed around for half an hour. Turned vound and I belt to Deskin MM picked. 110 from W must of 8 ship which was just above vator Come - of Bunkin's harbonr MISQUITTO hirro in sight; signatted See und started treaterving my troops and survivors. Whiles doing 80, Commission of HOSCUITO reseived massage to proceed 9a. staking transport and 9a east off with three French soldiers and inn OR hourd, and followed hap. RESQUITO was his about 18.00 hrs. and approximately 8 niles shood and - picked up 02 surgivers and Sub.Lieut. Flint, and proseeded home having to osst the Isumoh admift aa ohe use baily damaged and hindered our novements. the based from about 18 wills off const to Margate by Stool AIRTH, 9a our engine was giving trouble and ANTJE was making better ageed, Arriving Margate approximately 92.85 here and disembarked injured and survivers. Sub.Liout.Pline, H.N.B., although baily wounded himself, instated 8 sssing that due 1209 9824 comfortable and thier wounds attended to with the first bandages 59 ware able to obtain from ANNE. us to pick Adaply and 800 for
1/2/16 121 SEEX- Spons della Deminder Troop, Hells Cub,Lients Hillin, SUPERIES. Corrumding Wells RAPIDS. three the st CUMMER 230C2D M state Flist, Received extend as 15 13.59 WHEN on 50.0.40 Co. proceed to In sorwey 1658 other Noter boats, ececut Y08001 Describe Desiriting Arrind Douns 28.40 toring the brownindem boator Received order from AS 02,50 ND $1,6,40 to process to to orders 1200pm from uses, Seling E.B. MARY ROST to son. Bad treeble with 1-9 4mmg night and ever to has, and carried où to Devide's alone. Andred about 39,100 Fleated Indiaz inshere N time and proceeded 4 bald 12009 about it; alow process owing to surity biropped Listerds and backed 03 to benefit. Londed AND 685-85 flood 51th 73 abound, twensforused so ship 1930 our suire (none not knows), placed up smill Sees and US94 for forrying from benefe se age alive Reserved 5 this Instruction operation Your on to BLACK SAVAR Attempted se # 1042 st 05.00 home but engine response NW 1530 est size and repoired engine. A/C 04.10 hore of 120040 picked 8) day's Doat 120 Sended to Idade 65 to EXPIRATION Town 08 a Ser: ISS area 15 or flect, Tax who NOR and 1017 if 1889 ass ate boat me after Code to for notor Immobiosth 00 French soldings (8) breas UM 9a5 shable to Idento SERVICE ou any other stay executive to statuing countrie DD deliging sulvoys of Sumber Volloced has with object of ST Idedea. Sheless his and completely destroy and united secure to first any subsivous, alshough to devised around to have on hours Dened round mut Landad State to visited. 11) Chose milors from toy cash of a did the 2005 above unsur GREE Abseess of Desident Sept-dep STREET how 50 extity signatted her and started RZ one survivors. this dateg sou consider of received vod manage Sol 1 and the prob - these French institute and STUDEX 200 on were, tind collected Sex. SERVICE ma 505 stirts 12.00 458 Applications 3 miles aliend and 00 stated 09:23 months NA and processed home, having to each # an night - was document rest bondomed our There: tisted 1200 about Miller NY sens to they Simes as of 000 estime wouble and ANNY not realizing spend. Marchite 21.00 time And Administricad INSURENT and Brilding birth nounded titnelf, Institud OF secting: that 518 me not dominicable and thier sroundle ULTRA this See 103 vare this to obtain SHIP us! to 300 Socch for
160 The following boats were abandoned either on passage or at Dunkirk, for the reasons given below:- (a) THARK. Rope foul of propeller and rudder. Abandoned half way. (b) SANTOSY. Petrol failure. Abandoned near 11. bucy. An interesting point arose here. The Sub-Lieutenant in command said that he had been instructed to fill up with petrol : RAMSGATE from certain cans which were subsequently found tc contain water. The officer who told him which cans to take was dressed as a Lieut. Commander (E) R.N. 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, it any rate on the st If. I do not know if this offic- er could be, or ever W.S, traced and identified. (c) DIAHA MARY. Engine trouble and to propeller. Abandoned Dunkirk. (d) ADMIRAL SUPERIMENDENT'S BARGE (Portsmouth). Ran on a pile of submerged nasonry in Dunkirk and abandoned. The officer in this boat (Sub-Lieutenant BIGGS, R.N.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, 80 I went in to circumstances, leaving S.0.(1) to pursue the matter further. S.0.(1) office at Portsmouth on 6th. June and reported the The arrived at Dunkirk between 2300 and 2345, having beende- layed convoy by trouble with the tows. liost of the boats had been slipped other three tugs proceeded to the East of the entrance: SUN IV at in the neighbourhood of the S.W. RUYTINGEN bucy and sent on. The in this picked up an open boat with a dozen French soldiers first stayed just to the West of the wreck outside the antrance, and it was an learnt that the Germans had possession of MARDYCK fort about and officer, position who had been isolated and escaped. From the officer 3 miles West of Dunkirk. to motor Eastward boats of the entrance, having a look to see if there was The carried on with their work, and SUN IV proceeded just the done while passing. All appeared to be going well, all berths any work at to the be East mole were occupied and there were one or two ships lying off ready to borth. me about 0115 no more French troops at QUAI At (4th. June) one of my motor boats the returned, FELIX and FUARE, told and that that there Commission were TAYLOR had left the QUAI. This boat was slightly damaged and 80 I left her in convany. At two end berths on the East mole were also clear. did H.M.S. the tug "MALCOLM" went see if there were any more this ship troops. asked no to push were about 0200 the alongside and I followed in French SUN IV, as There only RACIA, few, to who embarked in "MALCOLM"; I did. her stern a in to the jetty, which picked up the waiting Motor boat, and I left at 0230, approximately, the return passage was uneventful, Tug SUN XV I towed was passed home by sailed for RAMSGATS; destroyers and a minesweeper. another two or vessel three ОДЭ picked up halfway. Out boats which started for but Dunkirk, the crews 8 or wore 9 had recovered to be safely. abandoned The for remainder one found their own way RAMSGATE, with the of the 14 reason or another, back to
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SECRET 2217 Page 4. Shortly after down I was able to tell the Ramagate Life Boat "Lord Southborough® that I had not my power boats and they did magnificent work bringing londs of about seventy a time to the ship. Unfortunately the veather began to deteriorate and the Life Boat could not get close to the shore: 00 the whalers forried troops to the Life Boat and when full she brought them to "Icarus". This was at about 0600, and ches ly after both whalers were capsized ashore and the Life Boat Dogan to get into difficulties when embarking troops schore. 0700. Proceeded to Dover leaving crews of whalers and of "Salemander"s notor-boat to carry on with other ships that were arriving. 1000. Arrived Dover and proceeded to disembark the troops at Admiralty Fier. 1100. Slipped and proceeded to Dunkisk by "X" route. While procesded B the Geodein Channel had a slight collision with "Scinitor", but demage to both ships use elight; the worst damage to "Icurus" being the D.O.Coil which was parted aft. Temporary repaire mero undo by ship's staff while on passage to 1400. Lay off Dunkink herbove while waiting for borth to clear inside. 1615. Incured alongoide the Eastern Arm imar borth, "Hindsor" and one "g" clean destroyer berthing outside "Icarus". "Icorus" port screw was fouled by a viro in going alongside. there see an are raid on the harbour during this embarkation and help fire weo opeard by all shipe and the shore Дель batteried. Go damage was done to the ships in harbour in this raid though there core acmo fairly close misses. Also during this embarkation there was intermittent shelling of the busborn. 1800. Skipped and processed to Dover by "" route. Between bonber. speed vas increased to full speed at once and DW brug and 5.0.buoy "Icarus" was attacked once by a dive furnel and 0.8 smoke sere also rede after our previous were code and the enlvo fall chart. Sheremann were mary experience. once again violent atternations of course which, though not scoring a hit, comed to enough ships in company and a stores late fire bad be been close opened to deter him from returning. 2046. 9915. Proceeded to Sentern Am to complete secured alongside Dovor and disemberked with troops. fuel. Priday 1st June 0130. Q615. Secured Slipped alongside and procesded the *Ste to Hillier" in Dunklrk during this harbour There It but very COOL there our stre 100 a heavy air raid that emberkation boctors immidiately. some fift, cas no doubt be that they those full than sized accurately with A.A. fire when were 2019 betteries schore all there THE THE THE THE was were also in action. 2.0.0013 von shorting in two places on the 10'c'ols: - LOS tesporarily repaired by the ship's staff. 0730. Slipped
3/3. 308 OPERATION DYNANO. 2. ENCLOSURE NO. 19 SHIP: BLUE BIRD - Motor Boat. OFFICER REPORTING: G.B. EYRE, SUB-LIEUTSNANT, R.N.V.R. On Saturday 1st June I received orders to proceed with Motor Boat BLUE BIRD to the U/S SANDOIN to be towed to Dunkirk. U/S SANDOIN was relieved by M/S EMPEROR OF INDIA and accordingly I changed to her. of On reaching Dunkirk it was found impossible to start engines of BLUE BIRD so she was not used and came back to Dover in tow. 3. The Lifeboat MARY SCOTT was working in conjunction with BLUE BIRD, but remained behind in Dunkirk to pick up REPEROR 02 INDIA's lat Lieutenant who was on the pier, organising the troops to be embarked. Note: This officer usa previously in comend of A.L.C. No. 15, and had been employed ferrying troopa off from Dunkirk beach for one day. then a.s. CLAN MACALISTER on fire he returned to Dover in company (A.L.C. parent ship) was bombed and set with A.L.Cs. 3 and 8 to refuel and proceeded to the beaches on completion. A.L.G. NO. 15 was driven on to the and beach by the wash of a passing destroyer as there was no hope of getting off, set fire to her and due course in A.L.C. NO. was then given Motor Boat BLUE BIRD.
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THE EVACUATION FROM DUNKIRK CHAP. VIII Typical of the urge which characterised sailed from Ramsgate this movement at 0205 of small craft was escorting the trawler motor Strathelliot, boats, 8 which of which were disabled and in tow of on various the 31st May the M/B Skylark, disabled, was in tow of Strathelliot. At 0640 the Skylark's vessels towing bollard tore away and she was taken the in tow stern first. Then the M/B embarked the Skylark in also the in became Strathelliot. tow-and damaged, later Shortly taken after in tow this stern the first-and M/B Malden crew Annie Lad ber, IV crew were transferred to the Strathelliot and she and was Mary sunk after Rose was her sunk. Her Mary Rose, which had been in tow of M/B the Rapid I, was damaged. had to be taken she arrived water fast, and dritting on to the was She Dunkirk beaches with her pumps beach choked, she bilge abandoned. full of rubbish fund making off useful purpose, however, by being used as a pier. It is impossible to give the story of every ship, although each ship has its which went over on the 31st May in company with the lighters X. 217 (S/Lt. story. Here, for instance, is the unvarnished history of the M/B Marsayru R.A. W. Pool, R.N.) X. 213 and X. 149. They arrived off Malo beach at about 1600. During an air attack X. 213 and X. 149 were sunk. The Z. 217 was beached and, assisted by the dinghy, embarked 95 troops which were transferred to the yacht Llanthony. The X. 217 continued to embark troops using the Marsayru and a cutter. At about 2100 that evening, with the Marsayru's skipper and crew and about 200 British and French troops on board, the X. 217 left for home towing the Marsayru and a cutter. Shortly after sailing the Marsayru broke adrift, and in darkness could not be found. Next day, the 1st June, however, at 1400, S/Lt. T.E. Godman, R.N.V.R. in a Naval steam pinnace, off La Panne, sighted the Marsayru drifting with the tide and unoccupied. She was found to be in working order; the engine was started up and Sub-Lieut. Godman took an A.B. and a soldier as crew. He left Petty Officer Morrison in charge of the steam pinnace with orders to lay off and wait for the return of the Marsayru. With the dinghy in tow the Marsayru proceeded to the western end of the beach capacity. and anchored; the dinghy ferried 19 troops to her, which filled her to In the meantime the crew of the steam pinnace had embarked in the skoot Doggersbank and had left the steam pinnace anchored near Dunkirk harbour. Sub-Lieut. Godman decided to leave her there and sailed in the Marsayru for England; from her. he overtook the Doggersbank on the way and obtained some fuel and in tow waited for daylight. At 0430 on the 2nd June a trawler a took the Marsayru At 2330 on the Ist June the Marsayru made fast to conical flashing buoy embarked. to Ramsgate, which was reached at 0800, and the 19 troops were dis- the Queen's pleasure launches Enterprise and Wave Queen), the Foremost Southborough, White Heather,Westeriey,A Lansdowne, hopper barge .26. The M/B's. Marsayru, and the 101, Lady Minotaur, The motor coaster Hythe. M/B, the Dolphin's Balquhain, power Tigris boat, I, Rapid the Nelson's I, picket the motor X lighters launch 95, 149, 209 (towing a boat), 213, Sherfield, motor launches Grouse, Nanette II the lighter Y.C.63. The and War 217. The motor barge seven 30 knot eighth, The skoot the Pigeon, Hilda went Haig, over on Kestrel, 1st June. Marlborough, Swallow, Department's Wolfe and Vulture an Gipsy Three King, more Golden of towed Spray over II the and motor two life-boats. boats Moss Rose, Rose Marie, Lady Haig, Britannic and the M.F.H. Pickford & Co. Ltd.'s motor vessels went over, viz the Chamois, Hound 72
CHAP. X THE EVACUATION FROM DUNKIRK arranged from 801 and 806 Command been of them (Appendix 0830 until J.7). 1100 Air on protection 2nd June, by and Coastal Fighter Command had Command three aircraft during of Nos. these 206, hours, 235, to cover Route Squadrons X. operated under patrols Coastal of Fifth column activities (Appendix H27-32) such "Dynamo", effective fifth use during the war. type time during Operation On the Ist June column there came activities to notice, of the for the of first empty, the to keep a look out and turn such Sutton in and company, orders were met sent a out from Dover power to the and small the Dunkirk with thing boats return the boats returning boats returning At 2150 on the 1st the Minesweeper number of Niger, boats en route to Apparently the severe minesweepers, conditions it was at in and first from enormous believed the S.N.T.O. at wastage Dover on that the small French boats boats and were Belgian to daunted their coasts; duty. by but a report came about the Ramsgate during the evening that fifth column skoot was going first beaches at Dunkirk giving false informa- a tion and orders to return. The example to come to notice was at 1300 the 1st when the skoot Oranje, off Dunkirk Channel, was informed by another on sufficient ships in Dunkirk Harbour, and that the Oranje's boats were not skoot that evacuation from the beaches was complete, that there were already required. The Oranje remained where she was, however, in case the four boats turned for home about 1515, subsequent to air attack. she had towed over were needed, and until all ships in her neighbourhood Although on the night of the 1st-2nd June the services of a number of small craft were lost to the coast, there actually were a sufficient number off the beaches to cope with the troops available. Embarkation from the beaches The first ships of the night flight to arrive off the beaches were minesweepers, which began to anchor off Malo about 2000 on 1st. Here there were already some 3 or 4 Thames barges, besides the paddle minesweeper Medway Queen which had arrived some four hours earlier and had been engaged in filling up with troops ever since. The skoot Lena had been there since 1300 on the 1st. embarking 340 B.E.F. and 6 French troops; she was slightly damaged by air attack during the day, and sailed at 2145 for Ramsgate. By midnight on the 1st-3nd June there were anchored off the beaches the minesweepers Marmion, Snaefell, Niger, Glen Avon, Emperor of India, Glen Gower and Lydd, besides the personnel ship Portsdown and the special service vessel Royal Eagle. Loading was a slow process, for there were more ships lying off the beaches than could be loaded by the boats available. Only one ship finished in 3 hours, most of them taking nearly twice that length of time. with 213 troops. She left behind her, abandoned the beach, the R.N.L.I. The Emperor of India was apparently the first ship to sail from Malo, at 0238, motor lifeboat Mary Scott which had ferried troops on and towed the Emperor of India's whalers from the shore until she broke down. Queen left shot at troops boat, 0245, down and and after an some nearly enemy details, Il aircraft hours including at on anchor the 10 beach Spanish during west which refugees of Dunkirk. the The rescued ship Medway claimed from She took an to have open 426 down the crews of two motor boats, the whose engines broke unrecorded, like SO many small craft which came to grief in the course of render- after some hours of ferrying troops and one, towing, Aura, and another, with name 100
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
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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LIST OF BRITISH SHIPS APPENDIX A TROOPS TRANSPORTED LIFE BOATS (contd.) 49 Louise Stephens - Lucy Lavers (S/Lt. T. W. Betts, R.N.V.R.) — Mary Scott Michael Stephens 52 (S/Lt. M. J. R. Yeatman, R.N.V.R.) 17 Prudential (H. P. C. Knight, Coxswain) Rosa Wood & Phyllis Lunn - The Viscountess Wakefield - Thomas Kirk Wright - (L/Sea. H. Huntington) Total 323 MOTOR BOATS, LAUNCHES AND VESSELS. Total 202, of which 78 were lost. - Advance (C. P. Dick, Owner, Skipper) 85 Adventuress - Albatross1 - Aljanor' - Aloha-Oe1 - Ambleve' 2 (S/Lt. R.E. Blows, R.N.V.R.) - 23 Andova (L/Sea. H. Cook, Coxswain) (S/Lt. E. T. Garside, R.N.V.R.) Anglev II Not known - Anne - Aura' (S/Lt. M. A. Chodzko, R.N.V.R.) Balquhain 54 (S/Lt. B. D. O. MacIntyre, R.N.) Bat 116 (J. T. Butchers, Capt.) Bee 15 (W. C. Trowbridge, Capt.) Belfast 61 Black Arrow¹ - Blackpool 250 Bluebird - (S/Lt. G. B. Eyre, R.N.V.R.) Bobeli — (S/Lt. W.G. H. Bonham, R.N.) Bonnibell' I (Sto. 1st Cl. G. H. Rose) Bonny Heather 420 (Lieut. C. W. Read, D.S.C., R.N.R.) Britannia - (S/Lt. S.D. Ward, R.N.V.R.) Brittanic 65 Bullpup not known Cairngorm not known Canvey Queen - Chamois - (A. E. Brown, Capt.) (L. Church, Engr.) Chantecler 30 (S/Lt. T. K. Edge-Partington, R.N.) Commodore (S/Lt. Thompson, R.N.R.) I Lost. 2 Ex-Belgian canal boat. 147
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
| Mary Rose' (S/Lt. H. McClelland, R.N.V.R.) | [ ] |
| Mary Spearing' (S/Lt. W. G. M. Christian, R.N.V.R.) | 15 |
| Mary Spearing II (S/Lt. W. G. M. Spearing, R.N.V.R.) | 106 |
| Dreadnought II² | Mary Rose (31/5) | Skylark L.L.III² |
| Frightened Lady³ 4 | Mary Spearing4 | Stonehaven |
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
INDEX Lord Southborough, 60, 69, 83. Lorina, sunk, 45. Louise-Irene, 73n. Louise Marie, 62n. Lucian Gougy, 107n. Lusyne, Capt. P., 116. Lutteur, 62. Lydd, 28n, 36-7, 44, 52, 100-1, 103. Lydie-Susanne, 73. M.41, 73n. McClelland, Lt. Cdr. J. W., 59n, 75-7 (work at La Panne). McCullough, Lt. Cdr., 59n. Mackay, 20n, 27, 35-6 (put out of action). MacKewn, Lt. A. R., R.N.R., takes over St. Seriol, 48. McRea, Lt. H. C. J., 37. Maid of Orleans, 16-17, 22n, 24, 31n, 54n, 87 (damaged), 127. Mainwaring, Lt. A. H., killed, 93. Ma Joie, 60n. Malabar, 85. Malcolm, 28n, 54n, 55, 62 (makes two trips on 30th May), 83 (collides with Dunkirk pier), 109 (sent back empty), 112n, 114n, 116, 118. Malden Annie IV, abandoned, 72. Malet, Pilote, 73. Malines, 29n, 37. Mallard, 34, 99, 104. Mallow, 88. Malo, see Beaches. Manxman, 29n, 54n, 102, 114n. March, Mr. F. J., 47. Maréchal Foch, sunk, 116. Maretta, damaged, 13. Margaux, 73. Marie, 74. Marlborough, 72n. Marmion, 28n, 54n, 100-1, 107n, 109. Marrack, Capt. H. R., 74. Marsayru, adventures of, 72-3. Mary Rose, sunk, 72. Mary Scott, 100. M.A./S.B.6, 52 (sinks Minikoi), 66-7 (takes Lord Gort to Dover), 75. M.A./S.B.7, 111-112 (in operation CK.). LA./S.B,10, 101-2, 108, 119. Massey Shaw, 119. Maund, Cdr. G. O., speeds up embarkation, 63-64; leads ships into Dunkirk, 101. Medical Parties, sent across, 49. Medway Queen, 23n, 27, 31, 100-1, 105, 107n, 109, 114n. Merchant Navy, see Civilians. Mermaiden, 72n. Meuse, 114n. M.F.H., 72n. Michael Stevens, 107n. Midas, 23n, 107n. Mines and mining, British, 34; German, 38, 93, 110; French, 62-3. Minikoi, sunk 52. Ministry of Sea Transport, 21. Ministry of Shipping, 5. Minotaur, 72n. Mirasol, 53. Mistral, 39, 40n, 41 (damaged), 43. Monarda, 71n. Mona's Isle, 16, 19. Mona's Queen, 16, 28, 31n, 38 (sunk). Montgomery, Maj.-Gen. B. L., 2, 75, 77 (embarks). Morrison, P. O., 72. Montrose, 20n, 27, 32n, 36 (put out of action). 202
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OF SHIPPID die LIST A. OPERATION DYNAMO. VESSEL OWNER REMARKS CE E. Jarvis To V.A. Dover. ADA MARY Leigh Building Co. Returned to owner. ADELINE F. Perham & Mr. Forbes A.P.S. ADVANCE C.P. Dick T.98 A.P.S. AID Risdon Beazley Released 1.6.40. ALBATROSS H.W. Copeland Abandoned off Dunkirk ALJANOR J.K. Mann No reports received from lists of missing vessels. ALOA-OC Mr. Bodley No report received from lists of missing vessels. ALSINA Returned to Newhaven damaged. ALOHA J.E. Pearce Re-allocated to A.P.S. AMITY W.H. Loose Returned to owner. ANNE Mr. Woolworth A.P.S. ANTHONY F. Winter With H.M.S. Wildfire, Sheerness. ANTOINNETTE A.J. Albert A.P.S. AQUA BELLE B. Taylor Re-allocated to A.P.S. ASHINGDON Mr. Peters Returned to owner. AUNTIE GUS S. Long Returned to owner. AURA Lord Moyne A.P.S. ANGLER Golding Bros. Returned to owners (did not go). ANEE (WHERRY) A. Liddle Lost at Dunkirk. ANTONY W. Bates & Son, Ltd. Did not go. Returned to owners. BRIDLINGTON (15 vessels) Prepared but did not go. Fishing vessels BOSTON (22 vessels) Prepared but did not go. Fishing vessels BALQUHAIN Dr. P. Mitchell Watt Returned to owner. BARBILL II J. Morris Returned to owner. BASILDON Leigh Building Co. Returned to owner. BESSIE W.R. Box To V.A. Dover BLACK ARROW Mr. Wilkinson Lost at Dunkirk. BLUE BIRD C.P. Evinson T.98 A.P.S. BLUE BIRD Mrs. G. Ragless Returned to owner. ROBELI A.R. Cox T.98. No trace of return from Dunkirk. BONNIBELL C. Patey No trace of return from Dunkirk. BONNY HEATHER A.R. Foccola Re-allocated to A.P.S. BOY BILLY J. Adams (6a) Re-allocated to Spl. Admy. Service. BOY BOB (RX330) T.W. Adams Did not go - for Dynamo. BOY BRUCE C. Hayes Returned to owner. BREAD WINNER J.H.A. Bellhouse Returned to owner. BREAM Golding Bros. Prepared - did not go. BRITANNIA IV Sayers Bros. Returned to owners 5.6.40. BRITANNIC H. & J. Budd Reported lost. BRYWYN C. Priestley Mist T.98. Returned to owners 19/6. BULL PUP Mr. Smith Reported lost. BURGONIA G.W. Burgoine Re-allocated to A.P.S. BURTON Leigh Building Co. Returned to owners. BOU SAADA E. Dreyfus Re-allocated to A.P.S. BARBARA A.E. Johnson Re-allocated to A.P.S. BHURANA W.H. Grint Auxy. Patrol Service. BOAT (16 ft.) W. Robertson Reported lost by owner.
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.
CHEK SSEL OWNER REMARKS MA JOIE Mrs. L. Clarbour T.98 Abandoned off Dunkirk N.S.C.O. Thames 27.7.40. MAJOR B.R.Bunn Now A.P.S. MALDON ANNIE Col. Lamount T.98 No information of return from Dunkirk. MALVINA R.E. Cooper To V.A. Dover MOLLY E.Thomas Returned to owner MARE NOSTRUM B.C.Kirby Returned to owners 19/6 MARCHIONESS J.Mears Returned to owners 11.6.40. MARGHERITA J.Mears No information of return from Dunkirk. MARINA A.Jacobs Returned to owners. MARSAYRU C.Wyatt Re-allocated to A.P.S. MARINA J.T.Phelps Returned to owner prepared did not go. MARICEL C.Robinson Repaired, fuelled, floated, but not taken over. MARY Danish Survived. Returned to Weymouth MARY HOWARD Mr.McKenzie Unable to sail MARY IRENE H.Cartridge T.98. Returned to owners - 5.6.40. MARY ROSE O.Dives T.98. No report received from S. "Missing Vessels" List. MARY SPEARING W.G.S.Crouch No trace of return from Dunkirk. MARY SPEARING II " Returned to owners. MATILDA Chelsea Yachts & Boat Club Co. Returned to owners. MAYBELLE D.Robinson Returned to owners did not go. MAYFLOWER C.Adams Re-allocated to Spl. Admy. Service (6A). MEANDER H.Graham Returned to owners MERMAIDEN Lt.Com.P.M.Filleul,R.N. Returned to owners MERSEY R.H. Campbell T.98. Returned to owner MIGRANT Capt. E. B. Schermauley Did not leave. No. Exam.Ser. Littlehampton. MILLICENT D.LEACH Harry Leach (Released 3.6.40 Re-allocated to Spl. Admiralty service (6A) MIMI J.M. Wright Returned - unsuitable MIMOSA A.Gordon A.P.S. MINIKOI Capt. Shelford T.98 Sunk in collision with M.T.B. MINORU II J.W. Cottrell T.98. Re-allocated to Special Service. 0. MINOTAUR Mr.Towndrow Re-allocated to A.P.S. MINX S.W. Wills T.98. Returned to owners a 6.6.40. MIRASOL R.C.Kyle No report received from list of Missing Vessels. MURIUS Vectis Shipping Co. Returned to owner. MISS MADGE S.W.Richardson RETURNED - UNSUITABLE MISS MING Kriz Cruisers T.98 Now on Aux. Patrol MISS MODESTY W.S.Nott A.P.S. MIZPAH J.Ovett Returned to owner MOIENA c/o Wilsons A.P.S. MONARCH T.& G. Baker Returned to owners 18/6 MOSS ROSE T.Adams Did not return from Dynamo Dover List 5. 36' Motor Boat R.Hoyes No report recd. from "Missing Vessels" List. 30' Motor Boat R.Hoyes -do- Motor Torpedo Boat Thornycrofts V.A.Dover M.2 Motor Ferries (2) - Not used Returned to owners by N.O.I.C. Ramsgate. MOUSME C.Barber Returned to owners. MUTT
ESSEL OWNER REMARKS VANTE MUTT J.Mears Returned to owner MYOLA c/o Toughs Did not go. MONTAGUE WHALER 6th Ramsgate Scouts No trace of return from Dunkirk. MARGARET MARY G. Chantry A.P.S. MATA HARI J.W. Lintott A.P.S. M.L. 108 ? A.P.S. MINNEDOSA E.F.White & Returned to Owner 6.6.40. A.J.Riding damaged. MATOYA Lt.Cdr. Gain Allocated to A/P. MADAME SANSGENE Guy Shelly Reported lost by Owner. MARY JANE Lt.Col.H.S.C. A.P.S. Richardson M.F.H. 4B Messrs. Pickfords Returned to Owners. MAY QUEEN S.M.270 F.Leach Returned to Owners 5.6.40. MESORA (Wherry) T.H.Read Reported lost by Owner MIRANDA No. 58 Boat W.H. Goldsmith Reported lost. NAIAD ERRANT R.K.Taylor- Re-allocated to A.P.S. Nightingale NANETTE II E.G. Baxter T.98 Re-allocated to A.P.S. NARCISSA H.Allbrow to V.A.Dover. NAUTILUS A J.F. Mardling Re-allocated to A.P.S. NEMO IV Nemo Motor Boats Abandoned at Dunkirk. NEW PRINCE OF WALES Southend Mot.Nav.Co. Returned to Owners. Ltd. NEW WHITE HEATHER J.Davis & Sons No trace of return from Dunkirk. NIN J.Emons A.P.S. NIRVANA C/o Toughs Returned to Owners NO NAME II Mr.Mason A.P.S. NORWICH BELLE (Yarmouth & Gorleston T.98 Returned to Owners. Stm.Boat Co. NANCY BELLE Mr.Wilcox A.p.s. NEW WINDSOR CASTLE c/o Toughs Returned to Owners. OFFEMIA J.L.Shakespeare T.98. Returned to Owners 19/6. OMEGA Mr.Forman A.P.S. ORATAVA RX 45 H.J.Gallop Returned to Owners 3.6.40. ORELLANA H.Joynson Re-allocated to A.P.S. OSPREY H.M. Customs, Prepared for Dunkirk, did Gravesend not go. OULTON BELLE Yarmouth & Gorleston T.98 Returned to Owners. Stm. Boat Co. OUR LIZZIE Mr.Beran Returned to Owners 19/6 OUR MAGGIE Bob Leach & Son Released 3.6.40 Re-allocated Special Admiralty Service (6A) ONA II H.Payne A.P.S. PROSPERITY (WY59) T.Eglon Prepared but did not go to Dunkirk. PROVIDER (WY71) E.Turner -do- PROGRESS (WY72) E.Turner -do- PROVIDENCE W.Walker Returned to Owners PALMESTON Risdon Beazley Released 1.6.40.
OPERATION DYNAMO. MINISTRY Hotel OF SHIPPING, HOTEL VESSEL Motor Boats and Other Small Craft. OWNER DUNGENESS Lifeboat Remarks EASTBOURNE Lifeboat of Vessel Date Cause and Position GREATER LONDON R.N.L.I. REMARKS Approx. LOST. "G" Lifeboat Lifeboat 31/5/40 Abandoned off Dunkirk TROSS ASSUMED LOST NOR approx. do. Did not return do. do. do. LOST HYTHE HASTINGS Lifebost Lifeboat -OE P. & 0. S.N. Co. " (Wherry) Unknown " " Lost at Dunkirk CK ARROW ASSUMED LOST LIFEBOATS (4) Did not return do. ELI LIFEBOATS (5) Returned " Did not return NISBELL LOST. " Unknown Blue Star Line to T (16') " " " " " LIFEROATS (15) LIEEBOATS Royal Mail Reported LL PUP " ou ,UEJACKET (18'6") " " " ARAMA (15' Punt) " " Canadian & 0. Pacific Lines a No information " int " 17 LARA BELLE LIFEBOATS LIFEBOATS Motor) LIFEBOAT " " " was OURT BELLE 2. " " " Butchers S. Edam Dutch P. S.N. Co. Returned returned) to damandevillfish YB " " " " " DINKY (10' boat) " " " " in OWneyDORIS (Wherry) " " " PS LOUISE LIPEBOATS vessels) STEVENS DREADNOUGHT 2. " " " " 3 tisl " Ex ROSLIN CASTLE DUMPLING (Boat) " " " Lost at Dunkirk " wiven EASTBOURNE QUEEN LUCY " EDINA (Wherry) Unknown British India Steam " 1 LOWESTOPERS No trece laced. to " Abandoned at Dunkirk " EMPRESS Gt. Ltd. EDITH DOROTHY (Boat) " Unknown " " Abandoned at Dunkirk ENCHANTRESS " " Unknown ENTERPRISE " " " Dunkirk. return EX-SERVICE DINGHY " ASSUMED LOST " FAITH " " LOST GOLDEN SPRAY 2. " 31/5/40 " -do- GOOD HOPE Approx. " " 11 GRANGE ex UPWEY Ropnerdo- Shipping Co. Dunkirk. No of GWEN EAGLE " " " HANDY BILLY " ASSUMED LOST HANORA MARGATE Lifeboat "Missing returned i return! return! " IOTE Lost at Dunkirk LOST MICHAELY Houlder Bros. & Co. KATE (18' Boat) " Unknown LOST " " " LANSDOWNE LARK (Punt) " " " LILY (Rowboat) " " 11 Southwold lifebost " LITTLE ANN Sunk Dunkirk " LETITIA Abandoned at Dunkirk " " " RAMSGATE POOLE LUNWOOD (Lifebost)LLIS Lifebost WRIGHT) reported ed 3 lost. to Owner 1 " MADAME SANSGENE Unknown " " MARY ROSE " KIRK S. Simpson MAGNET (Rowboat) " " " " " MARGHERITA " MAID OF HONOUR " " " MA JOIE " Abandoned - Dunkirk " ALMER LTON Lifeboat MALDON ANNIE " Unknown " Returned did to Owner. not go. MEDORA (Wherry) " " " " MINIKOI Sunk off Dunkirk " MIRANDA (Rowboat) 31/5/40 Unknown LOST Approx. MIRASOL " " MONTAGUE WHALER " " ASSUMED LOST " MOSS ROSE " " " 36' MOTOR BOAT " " 30' DO. " " LOST " NEMO IV. " Abandoned at Dunkirk " NEW WHITE HEATHER " Unknown " PEGGY 4. " Sunk off Dunkirk " PIONEER 11 Unknown PRINCESS MAUD Abandoned off Dunkirk ASSUMED LOST LOST
MINISTRY mire Hotel OF SHIPPING, Group, HOTEL, REMARKS Motor Boats and Other Small Craft. ame of Vessel Date Cause and Position Remarks Approx. a ALBATROSS 31/5/40 ALJANOR Abandoned off Dunkirk approx. do. LOST. ALOA-OE Did not return do. ASSUMED LOST ANEE (Wherry) do. " do. Unknown BLACK ARROW " LOST BOBELI Lost at Dunkirk " " BONNISBELL Did not return " ASSUMED LOST BOAT (16') Did not return " do. doned) BRITTANIC Unknown " LOST. " " BULL PUP " " " BLUEJACKET (18'6") " " " CARAMA (15' Punt) " " " CLARA BELLE " " oug " COURT BELLE 2. " " " CYB " mti " " DEVILFISH " was " " DINKY (10' boat) " " " DORIS (Wherry) " " " DREADNOUGHT 2. " " " " 3 " in " " DUMPLING (Boat) " " " EASTBOURNE QUEEN " 08 tish as Lost at Dunkirk " EDINA (Wherry) " Unknown " EMPRESS " Abandoned at Dunkirk " EDITH DOROTHY (Boat) " Unknown " ENCHANTRESS " Abandoned at Dunkirk " ENTERPRISE " Unknown " EX-SERVICE DINGHY " " " FAITH " " GOLDEN SPRAY 2. " ASSUMED LOST " GOOD HOPE LOST 31/5/40 " " Approx. GWEN EAGLE " " " HANDY BILLY " " " HANORA " " IOTE " ASSUMED LOST KATE (18' Boat) Lost at Dunkirk 11 Unknown LOST LANSDOWNE " " LOST LARK (Punt) " " " LILY (Rowboat) " " " LITTLE ANN " " Sunk Dunkirk LETITIA " " Abandoned at Dunkirk MADAME SANSGENE " " Unknown MARY ROSE " " " MAGNET (Rowboat) " " " MARGHERITA " " " MAID OF HONOUR " " " MA JOIE " " Abandoned Dunkirk MALDON ANNIE " " Unknown MEDORA (Wherry) If " " MINIKOI " " Sunk off Dunkirk MIRANDA (Rowboat) 31/5/40 " Unknown Approx. LOST MIRASOL " " MONTAGUE WHALER " 11 ASSUMED LOST MOSS ROSE " " " 36' MOTOR BOAT " " " 30' DO. 11 " LOST NEMO IV. " " Abandoned at Dunkirk NEW WHITE HEATHER " " Unknown PEGGY 4. 11 " Sunk off Dunkirk PIONEER 11 " Unknown PRINCESS MAUD " Abandoned off Dunkirk ASSUMED LOST LOST
Empire Hotel Horrist CS.- me of Vessel Date Cause and Position Remarks PRINCESS LILY 31/5/40 Unknown LOST approx. " OUR BOYS (Boat) 11 " " RENOWN (Cockle Boat) " Mined and sunk with all hands. " " ROBERTA Unknown N. ROSABELLE " " ASSUMED LOST " " LOST ST. PATRICK " " " SANTOSY " " " SARAH & EMILY ough " SEA FALCON (Boat) " Abandoned - Dunkirk " " " " SHAMROCK untit " SKYLARK 3. (SM281) " Unknown was " " " SCENESHIFTER " " " SONIA " " 11 SKYLARK 2. " " ff SKYLARK 3. in " " " SOUTHERN QUEEN " OS as " " STONEHAVEN " tish " " SUNSHINE " SUE SUE (Rowboat) " " " " Lost while being towed e THETIS from Dunkirk " " TRITON Unknown " " " TWO RIVERS " " " VIEWFINDER 11 " " VIKING 3. " " " VANITEE " " Abandoned off Dunkirk is WARRIOR " " WAVE QUEEN Unknown " " " 1 COMMODORE " " On fire and abandoned - WESTERLEY Dunkirk 17 Unknown ASSUMED LOST GRACE DARLING " QUEEN OF ENGLAND Sunk in collision with LOST S.S. TILLY. 3) " " MARY SPEARING Unknown " " " CANVEY QUEEN " Did not return from HAZARD Dunkirk PREVIOUSLY " Do. REQUISITIONED MISS JOSEPHONE I. " 11 AND ON NAVAL MOSS ROSE " " SERVICE BUT PELLAG 2. " " UTILISED FOR SEAMEW "DYNAMO".
Name of Vessel. Date Cause and Position Remarks GOOD HOPE 31.5.40 Unknown LOST. Approx. zh GWEN EAGLE " " do. " HANDY BILLY " " S " ASSUMED LOST HANORA " IOTE Lost at Dunkirk LOST " a KATE (18' Boat) " Unknown LOST. S " LANSDOWNE " Unknown # LARK (punt) " " " " LILY (Rowboat) " LITTLE ANN Sufik Dunkirk " " LETITIA 11 Abandoned at Dunkirk " MADAME SANSGENE " Unknown # MARY ROSE " " " MAGNET (Rowboat) " " # " " " MARGHERITA " 11 " MAID OF HONOUR If MA JOIE Abandoned - Dunkirk " MALDON ANNIE " Unknown " MEDORA (wherry) " 11 " MINIKOI " Sunk off Dunkirk " MIRANDA (Rowboat) 31.5.40 Unknown LOST approx. MIRASOL 11 11 ASSUMED LOST MONTAGUE WHALER " " do. MOSS ROSE " 11 " 36' MOTOR BOAT " 11 LOST DO. 11 = 30' " NEMO IV. = Abandoned at Dunkirk 11 NEW WHITE HEATHER " Unknown. " PEGGY 4. 11 Sunk off Dunkirk " PIONEER " Unknown ASSUMED LOST PRINCESS MAUD 11 Abandoned off Dunkirk LOST -6-
5 Name of Vessel Date Cause and Position Remarks GRACE DARLING 31.5.40 Unknown. ASSUMED LOST. th Approx. ity QUEEN OF ENGLAND " Sunk in collisionwith LOST. $ a S.S. "TILLY". MARY SPEARING If Unknown. " 1 CANVEY QUEEN 11 " 12 as sh HAZARD " Did not return from Dunkirk. PREVIOUSLY REQUISI- TIONED AND CIN NAVAL MISS JOSEPHINE I. 11 DO. SERVICE BUT UTILISED FOR MOSS ROSE " " "DYNAMO". PELLAG 2. " " SEAMEW. If " -8-
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Reference OPERATION DYNAMO VESSEL OWNER REMARKS ACE E.Jarvis To V.A.Dover ADA MARY Leigh Building Co Returned to owner ADELINE F.Parham & A.P.S. Mr.Forbes ADVANCE C.P.Dick T.98 A.P.S. AID Risdon Beazley Released 1.6.40. ALBATROSS H.W.Copeland Abandoned off Dunkirk ALJANOR J.K.Mann No reports received from lists of missing vessels. ALOA-OC Mr.Bodley No report received from lists of missing vessels. ALOHA J.E.PEARCE Re-allocated to A.P.S. AMITY W.H.Loose Returned to owner. ANNE Mr.Woelworth A.P.S. ANTHONY F.Winter With H.M.S. Wildfire Sheerness 0 ANTO INNETTE A.J.Albert A.P.S. AQUA BELLE B.Taylor Re-allocated to A.P.S. ASHINGDON Mr.Peters Returned to owners AUNTIE GUS S.Long Returned to owner AURA Lord Moyne A.P.S. ANGLER Golding Bros. ANEE (WHERRY) Returned to owner (did not go.) A.Liddle Lost at Dunkirk ANTONY W. Bates & Son Ltd. Did not go. Returned to owner. N N N BRIDLINGTON (15 vessels) Prepared but did not go Fishing vessels BOSTON NA (22 vessels) NH Fishing vessels) Prepared but did not go. BAIQUHAIN Dr.P.Mitchell MI Returned to owners. Watt BARBILL II J.Morris BASILDON Returned to owners. Leigh Building Co Returned to owner. BESSIE W.R.Cox BLACK ARROW To V.A.Dover OFF Mr.Wilkinson Lost at Dunkirk OME BLUE BIRD Evinson T.98 A.P.S. ORA BLUE BIRD Mrs.G.Ragless OREI ROBELI Returned to Owner. A.R.Cox T.98. No trace of return from OSPF Dunkirk. BONN IBELL C.Patey OUL BONNY HEATHER A.R.Foccola No trace of return from Dunkirk BOY BILLY Re-allocated to A.P.S. J.Adams (6a) Re-allocated to Spl.Admy. OUR OUR 2 BOY BOB (RX330) T.W.Adams service. BOY BRUCE C.Hayes Did not go - for Dynamo BREAD WINNER Returned to owner ONA II A.Bellhouse BREAM Returned to owner Golding Bros. OUR J BRITTANIA IV Sayers Broe. Prepared did not go. OUR B BRITTANIC H.& J. Budd Returned to owners 5.6.40 BRYWYN Reported lost C.Priestley Mist BULL PUP Mr. Smith T.98 Returned to owners 19/6 BURGONIA Reported lost PROSP Burgoine BURTON Re-allocated to A.P.S. Leigh Building Oo. BOU SAADA Returned to owner. PROVI E.Dreyfus BARBARA A.E.Johnson Re-allocated to A.P.S. PROGRE BHURANA W.H.Grint Re-allocated to A.P.S. PROVID BOAT (16 it) AUXY. PATROL SERVICE PALMES W.Robertson BLUEFIRD II Reported Lost by owner. PAUL M BOOTH DNG BLUE BOAT JACKET. (18'6" Rowbont) A,CHAMPS DAMAGED AT RICHBOROUGH, R.SADD. Lost or missing (Noic Ramogate)
Reference VESSEL OWNER REMARKS Cosens & Co. Released 3.6.40 ND MARY c/o Toughs Returned to Owner. E.W.Tyler T.98 A.P.S. E Returned to owners. un c/o Watercraft Re-alloceted to A.P.S. IN T.98 Returned to Owners 6/6 N E.Brown N E.S. Webberley A.P.S.Hamble. G.Murrell No information of return from NO UGHT II Dunkirk. G.Murrell No information of return from NOUGHT III Dunkirk USS OF YORK W.& P.Robinson Returned to owners. S.Williams & Sons Ltd. Returned to owner. C.B. Wright RELEASED 3.6.40 RE-ALLOCATED TO G. SERVICE (6.A) Y Wackett A.P.S. No report recei ved from circn.of AND List of Missing Vessels. THUS J.Tims & Sons Returned to Owners. H.H.MIRAMO No trace of return from Dunkirk Y (10' Boat) S (WHERRY) T.H.Read Reported lost by Owner PLIN (Boat), G.Stead 3698/212 31/7/1401 Reported lost at Dunkirk CHY (14'6") "Explorata S.ROWDEN. Now presumed lost Sost. TBOURNE BELLE Allchorn Returned to owners. ARD & MARY C.Adams (6A) Re-Allocat ed to Spl.Admy.Service ZABETH GREEN H.Green T.98 Re-allocated to A.P.S. A W.Wills T.98 Returned to Owner 6.6.40 IN E.W.Vincent T.98 Returned to Owners. DNG Messrs. Hill Released - Unsuitable. PRESS E.Crouch Abandoned at Dunkirk CHAN TRESS Allchorn & Sons Abandoned at Dunkirk COURAGE Bob Leach & Sons Released 1.6.40. Re-allocated for SPL.ADMY.SERVICE (6A) DEAVOUR W.Robinson Damaged - Returned to owner TERPRISE G.J.Kent T.98. No report received from ciron. List of Missing Vessels, THEN Lt.R.H.Edmead A.P.S. R.V. E.Harvey T.98 Returned to Owners' 5.6.40. IC H.S.Redman T.98. Returned to Owner PERANZA Bond's Boatyard Returned to Owners 31.5.40.DNG HEL ELLEN E.S.Amey T.98 Returned to Owners 6.6.40 HEL MAUD F.H.C.Wills T.98. Returned to Owners 6.6.40 - Damaged. AINE J.R.Brown A.P.S. OWINA GEO. READ . No trace Ramsgate List 31.7.40 No information of return from Dunkirk ASTER MORN H.Duke Prepared but did not go to (WY61) Dunkirk. NDEAVOUR WY1 T.Hutchinson Prepared but did not go to Dunkirk DINA (WHERRY) T.H.Read Reported lost by Owner. X- SERVICE 6th Ramsgate Scouts No trace of return from Dunkirk DINGHY DNA H.V.Little Returned to Owners DING ASTBOURNE QUEEN H.Sayers Reported lost at Dunkirk WITH (186" ROWBOAT) CEMILLER LOST OR MISSING. (NOIC Ramsqde) 51TH DOROTHY (18'6" Rowboat) R.SAOD. 4 - 3
VESSEL OWNER REMARKS M- M MA JOIE Mrs. L. Clarbour T.98 Abendoned off Dunkirk N.S. M Thames 27.7.40. IV M MAJOR B.R.Bunn Now A.P.S. R R R R R R R R S. R S R + S. S. S S S to MALDON ANNIE Col.Lemount T.98 No information of retu from Dunkirk. aged MALVINA R.H. Cooper To Dover IV MOLLY E.Thomas Returned to owner Is MARE NOSTRUM B.C.Kirby Returned to owners 19/6 A MARCHIONESS J.Mears Returned to owners 11.6.40. MARGHERITA J.Mears No information of return fr. Dunkirk IV MARINA A.Jacobs Returned to owners DNG A I MARSAYRU C.Wyatt Re-allocated to A.P.S. A MARINA J.T.Phelps Returned to owner prepared di go. M MARICEL C.Robinson Repaired, fuelled, floated, not taken over MARY Danish Survived Returned to Weymou I MARY HOWARD Mr.McKenzie Unable to sail 1 MARY IRENE H.Cartridge T.98. Returned to owners - 5.6 I MARY ROSE 0.Dives T.98. No report received from N "Missing Vessels" List. N MARY SPEARING W.G.S.Crouch No trace of return from Dunkirk. IN MARY SPEARING II - 11 - Returned to owners. MATILDA Chelsea Yachts & Boat Club Co. Returned to owners A RD BELLE D.Robinson Returned to owners did not go I I MAYFLOWER C.Adams Re-allocated to Spl.Admy.Service I (6A) I MEANDER H.Graham Returned to owners MERMAIDEN Lt.Com.P.M.Filleul Returned to owners N R.N. I MERSEY R.H.Campbell T.98. Returned to owner MIGRANT Capt. E.B.Schermauley Did not leave. Now Exam.Ser. Littlehsmpton ( MILLICENT D.LEACH Harry Leach DNG (Released 3.6.40 Re-allocated to 6 6 (Spl. Admiralty service (6A) MIMI J.M. Wright Returned - unsuitable 6 MIMOSA % C A.Gordon A.P.S. Q C MINIKOI Capt.Shelford G T.98 Sunk in collision with c M.T.B. Q ( MINORU II J.W.Cottrell T.98. Re-allocated to Sepcial C Service. MINOTAUR Mr.Towndrow Re-allocated to A.P.S. MINX S.W.Wills MIRASOL T.98. Returned to owners 6.6.40. R R.C.Kyle No report received from list of R MURIUS Missing Vessels. R1C Vectis Shipping Co. MISS MADGE Returned to owner S.W.Richardson RI RETURNED - UNSUITABLE MISS MING R1 ( Kris Cruisers MISS MODESTY T.98 Now on Aux. Patrol W.S.Nott A.P.S. Ric MIZPAH J.Ovett Returned to owner RI MOIENA 0/0 Wilsons A.P.S. RC MONARCH T.& G.Baker MOSS ROSE T.Adams Returned to owners 18/6 Did not return from Dynamo Dover RC List 5. 36' Motor Boat R.Hoyes No report recd.from "Missing RO Vessels" List. 30' Motor Boat R.Hoyes - do - RO Motor Torpedo Boat Thornycrofts V.A.Dover R M.2 to Ow Jrs. Motor Ferries (2) - Mot-llacd Returne d 1.6.40 MOUSME C.Barber Returne
VESSEL OWNER REMARKS MUTT J.Mears Returned to owner MYOLA %TOUGHS. Did not go. R MONTAGUE WHALER 6th RAMSGATE SCOUTS No trace of return from Dunkirk. R MARGARET MARY G.Chantry A.P.S. R MATA HARI J.W.LINTOTT A.P.S. R M.L. 108 ? A.P.S. ADMIRALTY OWNED. R MINNEDOSA E.F.White & Returned to Owner 6.6.40. damaged A.J.Riding MATOYA Cdr. Gain Allocated to A/P. D.N.G. MADAME SANSGENE Guy Shelly Reported lost by Owner. MARY JANE Lt.Col.H.S.C. A.P.S. S. Richardson M.F.H. 4B Messrs.Pickfords Returned to Owners. MAY QUEEN S.M.270 F.Leach Returned to Owners 5.6.40.P MEDORA (Wherry) T.H.Read Reported lost by Owner MIRANDA No. 58 Boat W.H.Goldsmith Reported lost MOTOR LAUNCH, EXTIRADENTES OWNERS (buta) TIREDENTES' DAMAGED. S. S NAIAD ERRANT R.K.Taylor- Re-allocated to A.P.S. Nightingale S NANETTE II E.G. Baxter T.98 Re-allocated to A.P.S. NARCISSA H.Allbrow to V.A.Dover. into S NAUTILUS A J.F. Mardling Re-allocated to A.P.S. NEMO IV Nemo Motor Boats Abandoned at Dunkirk NEW PRINCE OF WALES Southend Mot.Nav.Co. Returned to Owners to Ltd. --- WHITE HEATHER J.Davis & Sons No trace of return from Dunkirk. PORT MEM J.Emons A.P.S. NIRVANA c/o Toughs Returned to Owners NO NAME II Mr. Mason A.P.S. NORWICH BELLE (Yarmouth & Gorleston T.98 Returned to Owners. (Stm.Boat Co. NANCY BELLE Mr. Wilcox A.P.S. NEW WINDSOR CASTLE c/o Toughs Returned to Owners. NELLIE (Sauding F.C.WILSON? ( E 6 G OFFEMIA 6 J.L.Shakespeare T.98. returned to Owners 19/6. OMEGA a Mr. Forman A.P.S. ORATAVA RX 45 a H.J.Gallop Returned to Owners 3.6.40 ORELLANA R.Joynson Re-allocated to A.P.S. OSPREY H.M. Customs, Prepared for Dunkirk, did not go. E Gravesend OULTON BELLE Yarmouth & Gorleston T.98 Returned to Owners. R (Stm. Boat Co. R OUR LIZZIE Mr. Beran Returned to Owners 19/6 R OUR MAGGIE Bob Leach & Son Released 3.6.40 Re-allocated R R ONA II (Special Admiralty Service (6A) H.PAYNE A.S.P. APS. RI OUR JOHN STEVENS STOOD BY. DIDNOT GO RI our Boys (Row boat) (Row boat) H.J.VERRION. Reported RC (NOIC Ramagate) RC PROSPERITY (WY59) T.Eglon Prepared but did not go to RO Dunkirk. PROVIDER (WY71) E.Turner do 1 I PROGRESS (WY72) E.Turner do 1 I RO PRO VIDENCE W.Walker R Returned to Owners. PALMESTON NW Risdon Beazley Released 1.6.40
OPERATION DYNAMO LIFEBOATS. VESSEL OWNER REMARKS PI DUNGENESS Lifeboat 4r.Bellamy PO ( EASTBOURNE Lifeboat R.N.L.I. Damaged - Mr.Bellamy LIFEBOATS (3) FURNESS WITHY COLTD. 2LOST AT DUNKIRK 1.PREPARED DID NOT. GO RA RO GREATER LONDON (r.Bellamy Lifeboat "G" Lifeboat P.& 0. S.N. CO. Returned to Owners WA WA HASTINGS Lifebout Mr.Bellamy HYTHE Lifebost Reported lost (abandoned) LIFEBOATS (4) Blue Star Line No information of return from Dunkirk LIFEBOATS (5) Royal Mail Lines 2 returned Damaged (3 not returned) LIFEBOATS Canadian Pecific Returned to Owners ( BEAVERDALE) S.S.Co. Ltd. LIFEBOATS (15) P. & O.S.N. Co. See file 5 Returned Owners 10 unaccountal LIFEBOAT Dutch S.S.Edem Returned to Owner for LIFEBOATS (2 Motor) Butchers Returned to Owner LIFEBOATS (2) No report received from missing Ex.Flandres vessels list. LIFEBOATS (4) Ex. x.ROSLIN CASTLE 2 Returned and 2 lost ones replaced LIFEBOATS British India Steam No trace of return from Dunkirk. (10 vessels) Navigation Co.Ltd. LOUISE STEVENS Gt. Yarmouth & Mr. Bellamy HER Gorleston Lifeboat LUCY LAVERS Aldeburgh Lifeboat Mr. Bellamy LOWESTOPT LIFEBOAT see Michael Stevens Mr. Bellamy 4 LIFEBOATS Ex. Englis & Mills No trace of return from Dunkirk DUNBAR CASTLE. 1 LIFEBOATS Ex. - do - No report returned from "Missing Lolworth List" 1 LIFEBOAT PARALES - do - do 1 LIFEBOAT Ex Ropner Shipping Co. No report of return from Dynamo . HAWNBY LIFEBOATS EX UPWEY Houlder Bros. & Co. GRANGE (4) 3 Returned to Owner 1 reported lost LIFEBORTS (2) CUNARD WHITE STARIED LIFEBOATS (5) MASREABOUTS WHINE TM5683/40 4 10912 georgia ORIENT STEAM NAV CE LTD to LIFEBOATS UNION CASTLE MAIL S.S.Co LIFEBOATS ex Notton Prince PRINOCLINE Robina Tomma MARGATE Lifeboat Mr. Bellamy MARY SCOTT Southwold lifebost Mr. Bellamy MICHAEL STEVENS (Lifebost) Mr. dr.Bellamy
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the ORATO ROAD not NOT beau beno need TM Schedule Crafe- utilized has OPERATION DYNAMO with ben VESSEL OWNER REMARKS 3 E.Jarvis To V.A. Dover with A MARY Leigh Building Co. Returned to owner ELINE F.Parham & A.P.S. or Mr.Forbes VANCE C.P.Dick T.98 A.P.S. and think J the tashant. her sand the but thing that "heir ID Risdon Beazley Released 1.6.40. with LBATROSS H.W.Copeland Abandoned off Dunkirk LJANOR J.K.Mann No reports received f missing vessels. ALOA-OC Mr.Bodley No report received fr missing vessels. ALOHA J.E.PEARCE Re-allocated to A.P.S AMITY W.H.Loose Returned to owner. ANNE Mr.Woelworth A.P.S. ANTHONY F.Winter With H.M.S.WildfireS S ANTO INNETTE A.J.Albert A.P.S. AQUA BELLE B.Taylor Re-allocated to A.P.S entitled ASHINGDON Mr.Peters Returned to owners in AUNTIE GUS S.Long Returned to owner Dept de-dately to AURA Lord Moyne A.P.S. this ANGLER Golding Bros. Returned to owner (di ANEE (WHERRY) A.Liddle Lost at Dunkirk person ANTONY W.Bates & Son Ltd. Did not go. Returne pati Smith and Lice BRIDLINGTON (15 vessels) Prepared but did not tis. Fishing vessels BOSTON ath (22 vessels) Prepared but did not Fishing vessels) 14 BALQUHAIN Dr.P.Mitchell Returned to owners. Watt 2/41 BARBILL II J.Morris Returned to owners. BASILDON OF Leigh Building Co. Returned to owner. BESSIE W.R.Cox To Dover BLACK ARROW Mr.Wilkinson Lost at Dunkirk BLUE BIRD C.P.Evinson T.98 A.P.S. BLUE BIRD Mrs.G.Ragless Returned to owner. ROBELI A.R.Cox T.98. No trace of re Dunkirk. HEB BONNIBELL C.Patey No trace of return fr HON BONNY HEATHER A.R.Foccola Re-allocated to A.P.S HOR BOY BILLY J.Adams (6a) Re-allocated to BOY BOB (RX330) ser T.W.Adams BOY BRUCE Did not go - for Dyna C.Hayes BREAD WINNER Returned to owner J.H.A.Bellhouse Returned to owner BREAM Golding Bros. BRITTANIA IV Prepared did not go. JAVA Sayers Bros. BRITTANIC Returned to owners 5. JUTL H.& J.Budd Reported lost BRYWYN C.Priestley Mist BULL PUP T.98 Returned to own Mr. Smith BURGONIA Reported lost G.W.Burgoine BURTON Re-allocated to A.P.S Leigh Building Co. BOU SAADA Returned to owner. E.Dreyfus BARBARA Re-allocated to A.P.S KAAFA A.E.Johnson BHURANA Re-allocated to A.P.S W.H.Grint AUXY. PATROL SERVICE BOAT (16 ft) W.Robertson Reported Lost by own
TM 6213 Schedule af Small Crafe- utilized A OPERATION DYNAMO VESSEL OWNER REMARKS ACE E.Jarvis To V.A.Dover ADA MARY Leigh Building Co. Returned to owner ADELINE F.Parham & A.P.S. Mr.Forbes ADVANCE C.P.Dick T.98 A.P.S. AID Risdon Beazley Released 1.6.40. ALBATROSS H.W.Copeland Abandoned off Dunkirk ALJANOR J.K.Mann No reports received from lists of missing vessels. ALOA-OC Mr.Bodley No report received from lists of missing vessels. ALOHA J.E.PEARCE Re-allocated to A.P.S. AMITY W.H.Loose Returned to owner. ANNE Mr.Woelworth A.P.S. ANTHONY F.Winter With H.M.S. Wildfire Sheerness ANTO INNETTE A.J.Albert A.P.S. AQUA BELLE B.Taylor Re-allocated to A.P.S. ASHINGDON Mr.Peters Returned to owners AUNTIE GUS S.Long Returned to owner AURA Lord Moyne A.P.S. D ANGLER Golding Bros. DI Returned to owner (did not go.) ANEE (WHERRY) A.Liddle Lost at Dunkirk DO ANTONY W.Bates & Son Ltd. Did not go. Returned to owner. BRIDLINGTON (15 vessels) FE Prepared but did not go FR Fishing vessels BOSTON (22 vessels) Prepared but did not go. Fishing vessels) BAIQUHAIN Dr.P.Mitchell Returned to owners. Watt BARBILL II J.Morris Returned to owners. BASILDON GOP Leigh Building Co. Returned to owner. BESSIE W.R.Cox To V.A.Dover BLACK ARROW Mr.Wilkinson Lost at Dunkirk BLUE BIRD C.P.Evinson T.98 A.P.S. BLUE BIRD Mrs.G.Ragless Returned to owner. ROBELI A.R.Cox T.98. No trace of return from Dunkirk. BONNIBELL HEB C.Patey No trace of return from Dunkirk HON BONNY HEATHER A.R.Foccola Re-allocated to A.P.S. HOR BOY BILLY J.Adams (6a) Re-allocated to Spl.Admy. service. BOY BOB (RX330) T.W.Adams Did not go - for Dynamo BOY BRUCE C.Hayes Returned to owner BREAD WINNER J.H.A.Bellhouse Returned to owner BREAM Golding Bros. Prepared did not go. JAVA BRITTANIA IV Sayers Bros. Returned to owners 5.6.40 JUTL BRITTANIC H.& J.Budd Reported lost BRYWYN C.Priestley Mist T.98 Returned to owners 19/6 BULL PUP Mr.Smith Reported lost BURGONIA G.W.Burgoine Re-allocated to A.P.S. BURTON Leigh Building Co. Returned to owner. BOU SAADA E.Dreyfus Re-allocated to A.P.S. KAAFA BARBARA A.E.Johnson Re-allocated to A.P.S. BHURANA W.H.Grint AUXY. PATROL SERVICE. BOAT (16 ft) W.Robertson Reported Lost by owner.
VESSEL OWNER REMARKS Cosens & Co. Released 3.6.40 ND 1 MARY c/o Toughs Returned to Owner. NE E.W.Tyler T.98 A.P.S. Returned to owners. HIN c/o Watercraft Re-allocated to A.P.S. E.Brown T.98 Returned to Owners 6/6 t EN AN E.S.Webberley A.P.S.Hamble. DNOUGHT II G.Murrell No information of return from Dunkirk. DNOUGHT III G.Murrell No information of return from Dunkirk ESS OF YORK W.& P.Robinson Returned to owners. S.Williams & Sons Ltd. Returned to owner. 1 G. B.Wright RELEASED 3.6.40 RE- ALLOCATED TO S.P.L.ADMY.SERVICE (6.A) DY Wackett A.P.S. No report received from ciron.of List of Missing Vessels. NTHUS J.Tims & Sons Returned to Owners. KY (10' Boat) H.H.MIRAMO No trace of return from Dunkirk IS (WHERRY) T.H.Read Reported lost by Owner PLIN (Boat) G.Stead Reported lost at Dunkirk Now presumed lost TBOURNE BELLE Allchorn Returned to owners. ARD & MARY C.Adams (6A) Re-Allocated to Spl.Admy.Service IZABETH GREEN H.Green T.98 Re-allocated to A.P.S. LA W.Wills T.98 Returned to Owner 6.6.40 VIN E.W.Vincent T.98 Returned to Owners. Messrs. Hill Released - Unsuitable. PRESS E.Crouch Abandoned at Dunkirk CHAN TRESS Allchorn & Sons Abandoned at Dunkirk COURAGE Bob Leach & Sons Released 1.6.40. Re-allocated for SPL. ADMY.SERVICE (6A) DEAVOUR W.Robinson Damaged - Returned to owner TERPRISE G.J.Kent T.98. No report received from circn. List of Missing Vessels. THEN Lt.R.H.Edmead A.P.S. R.V. E.Harvey T.98 Returned to Owners' 5.6.40. RIC H.S.Redman T.98. Returned to Owner SPERANZA Bond's Boatyard Returned to Owners 31.5.40. THEL ELLEN E.S.Amey T.98 Returned to Owners 6.6.40 THEL MAUD F.H.C.Wills T.98. Returned to Owners 6.6.40 - Damaged. LAINE J.R.Brown A.P.S. DWINA BANFF rors. No trace Ramsgate List 31.7.40 No information of return from Dunkirk e ASTER MORN H.Duke Prepared but did not go to (WY61) Dunkirk. NDEAVOUR WY1 T.Hutchinson Prepared but did not go to Dunkirk DINA (WHERRY) T.H.Read Reported lost by Owner. X-SERVICE 6th Ramsgate Scouts No trace of return from Dunkirk DINGHY DNA H.V.Little Returned to Owners. ASTBOURNE QUEEN H.Sayers Reported lost at Dunkirk - 3 -
VESSEL OWNER JTT J.Mears I YOLA % Sougho. I MONTAGUE WHALER 6th RAMSGATE SCOUTS I G.Chantry & MARGARET MARY MATA HARI J.W.LINTOTT m M.L. 108 ? MINNEDOSA E.F.White & A.J.Riding MATOYA Lt. Cdr. Gain MADAME SANSGENE Guy Shelly MARY JANE Lt.Col.H.S.C. Richardson M.F.H. 4B Messrs.Pickfords I MAY QUEEN S.M.270 F.Leach MEDORA (Wherry) T.H.Read MIRANDA No. 58 Boat W.H.Goldsmith I C NAIAD ERRANT R.K.Taylor- ] Nightingale NANETTE II E.G. Baxter NARCISSA H.Allbrow D NAUTILUS A J.F.Mardling ] DI NEMO IV Nemo Motor Boats DO NEW PRINCE OF WALES Southend Mot.Nav.Co. and Ltd. NEW WHITE HEATHER J.Davis & Sons ] NIN J.Emons NIRVANA c/o Toughs NO NAME II Mr. Mason FE NORWICH BELLE (Yarmouth & Gorleston FR (Stm. Boat Co. NANCY BELLE Mr.Wilcox NEW WINDSOR CASTLE c/o Toughs GOP OFFEMIA J.L.Shakespeare OMEGA Mr.Forman ORATAVA RX 45 H.J.Gallop ORELLANA R.Joynson HEB OSPREY H.M. Customs, HON Gravesend HOR OULTON BELLE (Yarmouth & Gorleston (Stm. Boat Co. OUR LIZZIE Mr.Beran OUR MAGGIE Bob Leach & Son ONA II H. PAYNE. JAVA JUTL PROSPERITY (WY59) T.Eglon KAAFA PROVIDER (WY71) E.Turner PROGRESS (WY72) E.Turner PROVIDENCE W.Walker PALMESTON Risdon Beazley
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Liteboats In OPERATION DYNAMO VESSEL OWNER REMARKS JUNGENESS Lifeboat Mr.Bellamy EASTBOURNE Lifeboat R.N.L.I. Damaged Mr.Bellamy GREATER LONDON Mr.Bellamy Lifeboat "G" Lifeboat P.& O. S.N. CO. Returned to Owners HASTINGS Lifeboat Mr. Bellamy HYTHE Lifeboat Reported lost (abandoned) LIFEBOATS (4) Blue Star Line No information of return from Dunkirk LIFEBOATS (5) Royal Mail Lines 2 returned Damaged (3 not returned) LIFEBOATS Canadian Pacific Returned to Owners (BEAVERDALE) S.S.Co. Ltd. LIFEBOATS (15) P.&O.S.N.Co. See file 5 Returned Owners 10 unaccounted LIFEBOAT Dutch S. .Edam Returned to Owner for. LIFEBOATS (2 Motor) Butchers Returned to Owner LIFEBOATS (2) No report received from missing Ex. Flandres vessels list. LIFEBOATS (4) Ex. ROSLIN CASTLE 2 Returned and 2 lost ones replaced LIFEBOATS British India Steam No trace of return from Dunkirk. (10 vessels) Navigation Co.Ltd. LOUISE STEVENS Gt. Yarmouth & Mr.Bellamy Gorleston Lifeboat LUCY LAVERS Aldeburgh Lifeboat Mr.Bellamy LOWESTOFT LIFEBOAT see Michael Stevens Mr.Bellamy 4 LIFEBOATS Ex. Englis & Mills No trace of return from Dunkirk DUNBAR CASTLE. 1 LIFEBOATS Ex. - do - Lolworth Muchson old No report returned from "Missing List" 1 LIFEBOAT PARALES - do - - do = 1 LIFEBOAT Ex Ropner Shipping Co. HAWNBY No report of return from Dynamo LIFEBOATS EX UPWEY Houlder Bros. & Co. GRANGE (4) 3 Returned to Owner 1 reported lost MARGATE Lifeboat Mr.Bellamy MARY SCOTT Southwold lifeboat Mr.Bellamy MICHAEL STEVENS Mr.Bellamy (Lifeboat)
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Page 5. OF SHIPS WHICH TOOK PART IN OPERATION "DYNAMO" - 26TH MAY . 4TH JUNE, 1940 PART I - - BRITISH SHIPS (continued) OTHER BRITISH SHIPS (continued) DOGGER BANK HANDY BILLY DORIA (Tug) HASTINGS LIFE-BOAT DREADNOUGHT II HOLLAND DREADNOUGHT III HOPPER 26 DUCHESS OF YORK HOUND (Lighter) DWARF HYTHE (Coaster) D.1 ) IOLANTHE D.4 IOTE D.7 (Harbour IRMA MARIA (Fishing boat) D.9 Launches) JABA D.16 JACINTA (Trawler) D.C. 715 JAMES 67 (Hopper Barge) D.G. 694 JANIS D.G. 950 JOHANNA (Eel Boat) EASTBOURNE LIFE-BOAT JONG EDWARD NISSEN JORDAN EDWINA (Trawler) KAYELL ELIZABETH QUEEN KESTREL E.M.E.D. (Motor Life-boat) KINGSGATE EMPRESS KITCAT (M.B,) EMPRISE (Harbour Launch) K.L. ENDEAVOUR LADY BRASSEY (Rescue Tug) ENTERPRISE (M.B.) LADY CABLE (M.B.) ERICA LADY SHEILA ESKBURN LADY SOUTHBOROUGH FAIR BREEZE (Drifter) (Hopper Barge) FAWLEY (Gosport Ferry) LANDANIA FERRY KING (Gosport Ferry) LANSDOWNE FERVENT LAROC FISHBOURNE (I.O.W. Ferry) LETITIA (Smack) FOREMOST 2 (Hopper Barge) LITTLE ANN (M.B.) FOREMOST 87 (Tug) LOTUS FORMIDABLE LOUISIANA FORSA MADAM SANSCENE FOSSA (Tug) MAID ERRANT FRIGHTENED LADY MALDEN F.W. 23 (Lighter) MALDEN ANNIE IV GALLEON'S REACH (Hopper) MA JOIE GALZAR MARASOLE GAY CRUSADER MARGERITA GLENWAY (Barge) GLITTER II MARLBOROUGH (W.D. Craft) GOLIATH MARQUIS (Tug) MARY ROSE GOURKA MARY SPEARING I GRACE DARLING MARY SPEARING II GRAPPLER (Lighter) GREATER LONDON LIFE-BOAT MASSEY SHAW (Fire Float) MAYSPEAR GONDIA (Tug) MEANDER H. 75 HAIG (W.D. Craft) MERMAIDEN (M.L.) HALFWAY M.F.H. (Lighter) MICHAEL STEVENS MINEKOI (Tug) Sunk (Continued)
P. Pool. SECRET. FROM FLAG OFFICER COMMANDING DOVER. DATE 6th AUGUST, 1940. No. A14/0/1190/40 th to Enclosure TO SECRETARY OF THE ADMIRALTY. ANGH a AO 1940 AUG as and Inland TERALTY ID ITRALTY he rk "Dynamo" OPERATION "DYNAMO" - RETURN OF SMALL CRAFT. to Admiralty Letter M.011106/40 of 2nd July, With addressed reference to the Commanders in Chief, The Nore craft and Portsmouth employed 1940, directing them to forward to me lists of small came, and "Dynamo" which had not returned whence they from SHES 01/00 Director correspondence of Sea Transport dated 20th July, 1940, T.09144/S.T.N.6B. in Operation bearing on the same subject was received the 9 1941 that the latter correspondence, which The was-also Nore 2.- addressed It appears to the Commanders in Chief, Portsmouth and to M.011106/40. besides This has been semi-officially confirmed telephone other authorities, obviates the need for reply in conversation with the Director of Small Vessels Pool. 30- submitted for the information of Their Lordships information as The correspondence which has been received to date is nevertheless the reports may be of value in providing a check on already available. LiewelllynNMorgan CHIEF STAFF OFFICER for VICE ADMIRAL. A number or these to Auxiliary Longshore Patrol. le Quest. Nancebelle. Leilah. Gwenny. Brenart. Mary Spearing. Mirasol. Mary Spearing II. Westwood. Willie & Alice Faith. Francis. Devil Fish. Matilda. (Sank Embmain Cantre Dever pun 3/7 Pioneer/
ssels Pool. SECRET. 1 is to th * FROM FLAG OFFICER COMMANDING DOVER. Inz BITTO 6th AUGUST, 1940. No. A14/0/1190/40 ANGH 1940 DATE and amo" and TO SECRETARY OF THE ADMIRALTY. AUG to THALTY OPERATION "DYNAMO" - RETURN OF SMALL CRAFT With reference to Admiralty Letter M.011106/40 of 2nd July, a 10 1940, and directing them to forward to me lists of small craft addressed to the Commanders in Chief, The Nore and Portsmouth employed RECEIVED in Operation "Dynamo" which had not returned whence they came, bearing on the same subject was received from the 19 MAR A.M. Director correspondence of Sea Transport dated 20th July, 1940, T.09144/S.T.N.6B. 21 2.- It appears that the latter correspondence, which was also addressed to the Commanders in Chief, Portsmouth and The Nore other authorities, obviates the need for reply to M.011106/40. besides This has been semi-officially confirmed in telephone conversation with the Director of Small Vessels Pool. 30- The correspondence which has been received to date is nevertheless submitted for the information of Their Lordships as the reports may be of value in providing a check on information already available. CHIEF STAFF OFFICER for VICE ADMIRAL. A number or these Auxiliary Longshore Patrol. Le Quest. Nancebelle. Leilah. Gwenny. Brenart. Mary Spearing. Mirasol. Mary Spearing II. Westwood. Willie & Alice Faith. Francis. Devil Fish. Matilda. (Sanka Submarin Cantr Dever Run 3/7 Pioneer/
SECRET. SCHEDULE OF ENCLOSURES TO DOVER LETTER No. A14/0/1190/40 DATED 6th AUGUST, 1940. From Date 1. Flag Officer in Charge, London. 15th June, 1940. (No. 414/15/40). 2. Flag Officer in Charge, Harwich. 15th June, 1940. (No. (M) .J.60/40). 3. N.C.S.O., Thames. 15th June, 1940. (No. TNC.146). 4. Admiral Superintendent, Chatham. 15th June, 1940. (No. M.0673/40). 5. Commodore in Charge, Sheerness. 16th June, 1940. (No. D.Y.1/01). 6. Flag Officer Humber. 21st June, 1940. (No. 01286). 7. Commander in Chief, Portsmouth. 10th July, 1940. (No. 0221/57). 8. Naval Officer in Charge, Ramsgate. 10th July, 1940. (No. 3578/212). 9. Commanding Officer R.N. Air Station, 12th July, 1940. Ford. (No. 541). 10. Flag Officer in Charge, Southampton. 13th July, 1940. (No. 00/5). 11. Group Captain Commanding R.A.F. 15th July, 1940. Station, Calshot. (No. CAL/302/1/T.E). 12. Flag Officer In Charge, Portland. 15th July, 1940. (No. 2015/07). 13. Commander in Chief, Portsmouth. 21st July, 1940. (No. 0221/40). A number or these to Le Auxiliary Longshore Patrol. Quest. Leilah. Nancebelle. Brenart. Gwenny. Mirasol. Mary Spearing. Westwood. Mary Spearing II. Faith. Willie & Alice Devil Fish. Francis. Matilda. (Sanka Submarin Canter Do X pun Pioneer/.....
DE 6 and autu 1940 ENCLOSURE No I 10 DOVER LETTER OF 6 ang,, 1940. THE Думамо 33H. 814/0/359 From Flag Officer in Charge, London. P.L.A. Building, E.C. 3. To Vice Admiral, Dover. Naval Officer in Charge, Ramsgate. CSO (Copy to:- Commander in Chief, The Nore.) 15/5 Date 15th June 1940. No. 414/15/40. Subject Operation "Dynamo". In accordance with Message 1411 of 8th June from Commander in Chief, The Nore, a list is forwarded herewith of Vessels and small craft which were sailed from London in connection with the evacuation of the B.E.F. and which have not, at the present date, returned to the Thames. E.C.Broyee VICE 18 JUN ADMIRAL 1940 Rear Admiral. Flag Officer in Charge. * OVER n Lynano. O A number or these to Le Auxiliary Longshore Patrol. Quest. Leilah. Nancebelle. Brenart. Gwenny. Mirasol. Mary Spearing. Westwood. Mary Spearing II. Faith. Willie & Alice Devil Fish. Francis. Matilda. (Sank Submarin Centre Dive pun 3/ Pioneer/
ENCLOSURE No TO DOVER LETTER OF. 6 am 1940 Enclosure to letter No. 414/15/40 dated 15th June 1940. from: Flag Officer in Charge, London. Operation "DYNAMO". I Tugs. above Neso Fossa. Abandoned on sandbanks at Dunkirk. Ger Cebter 19/5 Themes II Dutch Coasters. Brandaris. Working somwhere with Royal Navy. Lena. Abandoned (Dunkirk?) BRAY III Power Driven Barges. J.R.P. Lewis Castle. Fence. Sent to Southampton. Leonard Piper. Ferrocrete. Cabby. Sent to Clyde. Sway. Serlo } On way to Glasgow. IV Sailing Barges. Duchess. x Lady Roseberry. Lark. Ethel Everard. Abandoned at Dunkirk. XRoyalty. Doris. x Barbara Jean. >Aidie. VH.A.C. <Spurgeon. At Dover being repaired. Beatrice Maud. At Sittingbourne being repaired. Ena. At Ipswich being repaired. V Dumb Barges. Sark. These barges were on passage from London VShetland. to West Coast when they were diverted to /F.23. Dynamo operation. VI Yachts and Pleasure Craft. A number of these is believed to have been taken up for the Auxiliary Longshore Patrol. Quest. Leilah. Nancebelle. Brenart. Gwenny. Mirasol. Mary Spearing. Westwood. Mary Spearing II. Faith. Willie & Alice Devil Fish. Francis. Matilda. (Sanka Submarine Cantre Dever ? pun 3/7 Pioneer/
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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FOR INSERTION IN REGISTERED LETTER SENT HO Axt. 2161. LIFEBOATS 30SEP1940 Patrons POST 8. ROOM Lajesty King. Her Majesty Queen 75 HerMajesty Queen Mary T.09144/S.T.N.6B. Ent:- H.R.H.He Duke of Kent. K.G. 30th September 1940. Spairman The Hon. George Goloille irman:- Sir Godfrey Baring, Bt. Lieut:-Golonel C.R. Satterthwaite. theraite. O.B.E. Sir, fe-Boat Institution I have to acknowledge receipt of your letter dated 24th September 1940 untary Contributions enclosing report on the Dunkirk Operations insofer as your "LETITIA" Depôt 76 took part in these operations, and to Hertfordshire thank you for the most interesting information which you have been good nunication enough to supply. It is anticipated hould be that this report will be of value in Secretary compiling the final report which will 24th September, 1940. be drawn up on these operations. I am, Sir, Your obedient Servan Your Ref: T.0.9144/S.T.N.6.B. (Sgd.) A. P. MEREDITH. Director of Sea Transpor I beg leave to the receipt of your letter A. Dench, Esq., tant dealing rices of this Institution's Fairlight Cottage, on of Dunkirk, and to Billet Lane, of ports made by the Leigh-on-Sea, and of the rgate and Ramsgate Essex. the two Life-boats which operated in the evacuation with their own he other Life-boats employed being by Naval Coniss of which I iclose were forwarde to Mr. linistry ; on the 26th July. to Committee have made suitable monetary rewards to the crew of the Margate and Ramsgate Life-boats, and have addressed a letter of warm appreciation to each station, th felt that as the - services were carried out under Ad Orders it would not be proper for them to make awards of + Institution's medals or any other honorary award. I am, Sir, RECEIVED Your obedient servant, Enclosure 25 SEPP.M. 18 1888 Culaminium Secreta more, impossible the Life-boat on account on the set of Dunkirk off the for draft Sands of full the of Life-boat water, and other and to do as vessels it was activities were close to Neiuport Margate. (?) and on The the Life-boat's homeward any journey 4g me em,
LIFEBOATS Patrons His Majesty The King. Her Majesty The Queen Her. Majesty Queen Mary President:- H.R.H.The Duke of Kent. K.G. Chairman:- Sir Godfrey Baring, Bt. Founded 1824 Deputy Chairman The Hon. George Goloille Secretary:- Lieut:-Golonel C.R. Satterthwaite. Satter thwaite. O.B.E. Royal National life-Boat Institution solely by Voluntary Contributions Life-Boat Depôt 76 Telephone number and Telegrams Boreham Wood. Hertfordshire Elstree 1755 The are Director of Sea Transport, Any further communication air on this subject should be CRS/H addressed to The Secretary 24th September, 1940. 0 Ministry of Shipping, H.O., Berkeley Square House, Berkeley Square, London, W.1. Your Ref: T.0.9144/S.T.N.6.B. Sir, I beg leave to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 19th instant dealing with the services of this Institution' Life-boats in connexion with the evacuation of Dunkirk, and to enclose for your information copies of reports made by the Honorary Secretary and Coxswain of the Margate and Ramsgate Life-boats. These were the only two Life-boats which operated in the evacuation with their own crews; the other Life-boats employed being manned by Naval ratings. Copies of the reports which I now enclose were forwarde to Mr. Guttery of the Ministry of Shipping on the 26th July. to While my Committee have made suitable monetary rewards to the crew of the Margate and Ramsgate Life-boats, and have addressed a letter of warm appreciation to each station, th felt that as the services were carried out under Ad Orders it would not be proper for them to make awards of Institution's medals or any other honorary award. I am, Sir, Your obedient servant, Enclosure RECEIVED SEPP. M. 18 1887 ALTISTINO Culaminium Secreta activities set ff for Margate. The do more, impossible the Life-boat on account on une of Dunkirk the draft Sands of full the of Life-boat water, and and other to as vessels any it was were close to Neiuport (?) and on the Life-boat's homeward journey ng me em,
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DUEST P33 S.T. "PRINCE" 10th June, 1940. Sirs, On Friday, 31st May we 10 left Dagenham at about 10 a.m., for Gravesend and arrived at 11.15 a.m. We picked up a pilot and then proceeded to Southend where we arrived at about 12.30 p.m. Instruc- tions were received to tow the sailing barge "Bassildon", to Ramsgate. Leaving Southend 1.30 p.m., we arrived at Ramsgate Harbour at about 6.30 p.m. Orders were given by the Naval Officer to take her off in the Downs, drop anchor and leave her, and proceed in harbour for further orders. We assisted craft in the Harbour - trawlers, etc., and shifted stores and barge. We had to stay on board while in the Harbour and wait for orders. by at At 5 a.m. on Saturday, 1st June, I had orders to get stores and gear abaord, together with two naval ratings, and to assist tow the "Fishbourne" - a Portsmouth (Isle of Wight) ferryboard - over to Dunkirk. Taking the "Fishbourne" in tow, we left Ramsgate Harbour about 9. 30 a.m. We towed her until 11 p.m., when we were 2 miles offDunkirk. Her Commander then told us to turn roun and get away home as soon as possible as enemy aircraft were about. We arrived off Ramsgate Harbour at about 7.30 a.m. on Sunday, 2nd June, and proceeded into Harbour to await orders. I had instruc- tions to stand by, as they expected we were going over to Dunkirk again. and cook our place. On Monday, 3rd June, steam was ordered for 6.a.m. and we told to stand by. After shifting sailing barges, etc. in Harbour, we received orders to proceed home. We left Ramsgate Harbour Sticeep about 11.15 a.m., and proceeded to the downs. We picked up the Gravesend tug #Contest* who escorted us up to Southend. After 9.30 clearing at Southend III I proceeded up to Dagenham, arriving at CO you bed p.m. and the difficulty in the Sailing Barges in tow, we lost contact with our other and the Ferry Bost. the Mary" had the "Sun 1714, I decided to keep her my COW, H. Mansfield. Mate. in Signed ) Capt. J. Benson. with two barges each. G. Young. H. Mansfield. Hands Dunkirk (socording to the reckoning W. Mance. of the S.T. "Sun At about 2.40 p.m., when approxim board side, during which our own George. shlit up the WO Cound a violent air raid in progr J. Hardy. Stokers. our enemy craft. At the same time we sighted a life boat adrift with about 40 English soldiers aboard and one Navel rating. We picked to 20 soldiers and left the rest aboard the S.T. *Sun III". Things Looking very bad, and upon the advice of an officer in charge of the soldiers, and owing to the fact that us did not know the executive shereabouts of our destination having lost contact with our Commander who VIRB abroad the Ferry Bost, we steamed about for an hour and then followed the "Sun III". About 4.20 R.M. 10 sighted smother life boat which turned out to be from the destroyer "Hasilisa" which had been sunk in an air raid off Dunicine There WILLIAM 12 survivors aboard 11 sailors and 1 interesta rat We took abroad. Their boat was then put adtorn or suffing anst. r C ed We sysin proceeded on our sourse, and at 5+5 two British aircraft circled come us and mighalled CLS to wes not course for Bouth. This 410, AND the followed. After fo for about TO minutes, was with of the accordes, ke two life busts, und X the of the to the in we book Fena who 14 Canadian te: ein
(34 S.T. "DUKE" VETO Sirs, We left Dagenham at 10.30 a.m., May 31st, arriving at Gravesend at 11.10 a.m. where we picked up as Pilot. We then proceeded to Southend, arriving there at 12.30 p.m. Acting on orders from the Admiralty, we put two hands aboard the Sailing Barge "Ashingdon" and took her in tow, and proceeded to Ramsgate Harbour, arriving off the Harbour about 6.40 p.m. Acting upon instructions received from the authorities, we left the S.B. "Ashi ngdon" at anchor in the downs below the Harbour, and took the tug into the Harbour about 8 p.m. to await further orders. On Saturday morning, 1st June, we had orders to stand by at daylight, and received further orders to take stores, water and armoury together with some amunition, aboard, and stand by to tow the Ferry Boat ishbourne' to Dunkirk. We had four Naval ratings put aboard and at 9.20 a.m., together with the S.T. "Princess", we took the F.B. "Fishbourne" in tow. After towing for about 70 minutes, we put our rope into the S.T. "Princess" and then went ahead of the S.T. Princess with our two ropes in her head. About 11.20 a.m., owing to the starboard rope of the S.T. Princess" breaking, we were forced to slip our rope to enable them to get another rope aboard the Ferry Boat; the S.T. Princess" then came alongside and took our place. After steaming for about 12 hours, we were ordered up alongside the Ferry Boat where the Commander gave us orders to turn back and find the Steam Tug "Sun III" and four Sailing Barges, and also keep in contact with him. We sighted the Steam Tug and Sailing Barges off our starboard bow, and went over and took the S.B. "Haste-Away" ying from S.T. "Sun III" and left him with the other three. Owing to bad visability and the difficulty in keeping the Sailing Barges in tow, we lost contact with our other gugs and the Ferry Boat. After the S.B. "Ada Mary" had broken adrift twice from the "Sun III", I decided to keep her in my tow, proceeding to our destination with two barges each. Firemen At. about 2.40 p.m., when approximately 2 miles north of Dunkirk (according to the reckoning of the Master of the S.T. "Sun III) we found a violent air raid in progress, with bombing off our star- board side, during which our own fighting aircraft split up the enemy craft. At the same time we sighted a life boat adrift with about 40 English soldiers aboard and one Naval rating. We picked up 20 soldiers and left the rest aboard the S.T. "Sun III". Things were looking very bad, and upon the advice of an officer in charge of the soldiers, and owing to the fact that we did not know the exact whereabouts of our destination - having lost contact with our Commander who was abroad the Ferry Boat, we steamed about for an hour and then followed the S.T. "Sun III". About 4.20 p.m. we sighted amother life boat which turned out to be from the destroyer "Basilisk" which had been sunk in an air raid off Dunkirk Harbour. There were 12 survivors aboard - 11 sailors and 1 midshipmany whom rated we took abroad. Their boat was then put astern of sailing craft. r our ed We again proceeded on our course, and at 5.5 p.m. two British aircraft circled round us and signalled us to set our course for South. This we did, and the +Sun III" followed. After steaming for a for about 70 minutes, and with the help of the aircraft, we sighted ke a two life boats, and leaving the larger of the two to the S.T. "Sun III' in the we took from the other 11 Spaniards and 1 Canadian soldier. ter eing/
DINNCTRK CLAIMS COMMITTEE TO DEAL WITH CLAIMS OF SMALL CRAFT EMPLOYED IN THE DUNKIRK OPERATIONS. AND SUBSEQUENT EVACUATION MEETING held at 10.30 a.m. on WEDNESDAY, 24TH JULY, 1940, at the MINISTRY OF SHIPPING - Room 8021A. AGENDA: 1. Minutes of Meeting held on the 10th July. 2. Matters arising. 3. Report of Payments for fortnight ending 23rd July 1940. 4. Cases for settlement and discussion on the table:- Owner or Owners. (a) "BRITANNIC" H. and J. Budd. (b) "COMMODORE" J. Coleman. (c) SAILING BARGES - "SHANNON" A. J. Peters. "HASTAWAY" S. J. Peters. "ASHINGDON" "ADA MARY" "BASILDON" W. H. Theobald & Co. "BARTON" (d) Any other. 5. Any other business.
SPATIS AND OF Committee to deal with Claims of Small Craft evacuation employed in the Dunkirk and subsequent operations. Meeting held at 11 D.m. on Wednesday 31st July, 1940 at Room 8021A. the Ministry of Shipping, AGENDA. 1. ( 2. Minutes of Mesting hold on the 24th July, 1940. Matters arising. 3. 4, Report of Payments for wook ending 30th July, 1% Cases for discussion and settlement on the tables I. Total Loss: B, "Warrior" b. "Rocinunte" - G.H.Narrell. - C. "Viewfinder" R.F.Fryers. d. - L.A.London. - 8. "Beverley" A.R.Bell. - Thompson & Cordery. II, Repairs: N B. "Meender" b. "Sailing Burges:- "Shannon" "Hestaway" "Ashingdon" "Ada/Mary" "Basildon" "Burton", III. Other Expenses: 8, "Elvin" 5. Any other business. of
DUNKIRK COMMITTEE. Meeting held at at the Ministry 11.a.m. of on 1940 A G E N D A. 1) Minutes of Meeting held on 4th December, 1940. 2) Matters arising. 3) 4) Report of Payments for period ending 19th December, 1940. Cases 1. for discussion and settlement on the table:- TOTAL LOSS: "Aljanor" J. K. Mann. "Santosy" L. Odell. "Gwen Eagle" D.W. Hudson. "Bonnibell" C. Patey. "Charlotte H" Capt. the Hon. M.T. Henderson. 2 Lifeboats ex "Flandres:" Geo. Hammond & Co. "Mary Spearing" Crouch & Son. (U/W's agents) 11. LOST GEAR: "Brywyn" C.P.Mist. 5) Any other business. TOTAL Loss: 14p. Dingry whate I haverton "Ramsget BoySesnts hangRaching D. west ha.
DUNKIRK CLAIMS COMMITTEE. Meeting at held the Ministry at 11 a.m. of on Shipping. Friday 17th January 1941 (Room 5087). ther 1802 ШООЯ AFT AGENDA. 1. 2. Minutes Matters of arising. Meeting held on 20th December 1940. 3. 4. Report Cases of Payment for period ending 16th 1941. 1. for Total discussion Loss: and settlement Nth on the January table :- "BONNIBELL" : "SANTOSY" : C. Patey. "CHARLOTTE H" : L. Odell. "MAGNET" : Capt. the Hon. M.T. Henderson. A Hall. 10 Lifeboats : "ROCINANTE" : British India Steam N. Co.Ltd. "MARY ROSE : R.F. Fryars. "MINIKOI : Owen Dives Comdr. W.S. Shelford (deceased) : P.ro. 5. Any other business. lilah Burnay.
DUNKIRK COMMITTEE Meeting held at 11 a.m. on Friday 20th December, 1940 at the Ministry of Shipping, Room 5087. Present: Mr. Allen (Chairman) " Simmons " Meredith " Stokes " Wand 1. Minutes of Meeting held on 4th December were agreed. 2. Matters arising were discussed:- (a) "Madame Sansgene! Agreed to inform the owner that, as a result of a professional valuation, the department offers £1390 in settlement. (b) "Lijns": Agreed to maintain the offer to settle at £10. y 3. Report of Payments for period ending 19th December amounting to £1,462. 10. 7. was presented and passed. 4. Agreed that in all future Total Loss cases of private Yachts and Motor Boats to obtain a valuation before making an offer to the owner. L 5. The following cases were discussed Total Loss: (a) "Aljanor": Agreed to inform owner that the 1 offer of £2,500 will not be increased and that the offer will be withdrawn if not accepted within 14 days. (b) "Gwen Eagle": Agreed to inform owner that the offer of £1750 will not be increased and that the offer will be withdrawn if not accepted within 14 days. (c) "Santosy" "Bonnibell" Agreed to have these cases "Charlotte H") sent for valuation. (d) 2 Lifeboats ex. "Flandres": Agreed to offer £80 each with discretion to increase to £100 each. (e) "Mary Spearing": Agreed to inform owners that the department will accept his written down value of £1,308 as a basis for settlement, plus incidentals. (f) 25 ft. Montague Whaler) Agreed to settle at £30 14 ft. Dinghy and £10 respectively is claimed. (g) "Lady Rosebury" Agreed to accept the increased valuation of £3,125 and to offer settlement accordingly. Lost Gear: "Brywyn": Agreed to increase offer of settlement for all missing articles and expenses to £57 10 - O. fid. Can in far.
Committee to deal with claims of small craft employed in the Dunkirk and subsequent operations. Meeting held at ll.a.m. on Wednesday 31st July 1940 at the Ministry of Shipping. Room 8021.A. ....... Present :- Mr. Allen (Chairman) " Moore " Riddell " Wand ..... 1. Minutes of Meeting held on 24th July were agreed. 2. Matters arising were discussed (a) "Britannic" : Rye Fishery Officer is endeavouring to find a suitable boat. (b) Sailing Barges: "Ada Mary" : Agreed to Repair and negotiate settlement. "Hastaway" " " " " " " : "Ashingdon" " " " " " " : "Basildon" " " : have valued. "Burton" " If : " If "Shannon" If " " " : (c) "Iote" : Agreed to invite owner to call and discuss terms of settlement at £1,250 - £1,400. (d) "Count Dracula" : Agreed to obtain valuation from Messrs Tough's. 3. Report of Payments for week ended 30th July amounting to £1,541.17.10d was presented and passed. 4. The following Total Loss Cases were discussed:- (a) "Warrior" : Agreed to offer £125 in full and final settlement. (b) "Rocinante" Agreed to offer £300 in full and final settlement. (c) "Viewfinder": " " " £900 " " If It " (a) "Beverley" : " " " £425 " " " = = 5. "Elvin": Claim for wages was deferred until next meeting. 6. Next Meeting fixed for ll.a.m. on Wednesday 7th August, 1940. his alm 7/8/40.
| (a) | "Windsor Castle" | at 30/- | per |
| (b) | "Woodland Lily" | at 20/- | If |
| (c) | "Marina" | at 12/6 | " |
| (a) | "Narcissa" | at 50/- | " |
| (e) | "Leach's Romance"at | 40/- | " |
| f | "Little o' Lady" | at 40/- | " |
| g | "Encourage" | at 40/- | 11 |
| (h) | "Our Maggie" | at 20/- | If |
| (j) | "Fair Irene" | at 20/- | " |
| (k) | "Pop Gun" | at 20/- | " |
| "ADA MARY" "BASILDON" "BURTON" ) "SPURGEON" | S.Bges | W.H.Theobald | TM. 3914/40 | 500 - - | 900 |
| DIANA MARY | M.B. | W. Millner | T.M.3765/40 | 20 - - | 96 14 - |
| MARY ROSE | M.Y. | O.Dives | T.0.9145/40 | 3 | 15 | - | 715 - - | ||
| MARY SPEARING | M.V. | W.G.S.Crouch & Sons | T.M.4088/40 | 15 | 18 | 9 | 1,308 - - | ||
| MARY SPEARING | |||||||||
| MARY ELEIZER | M.V. | Sutton Harbour Impt.Co. | T.M.6544/40 | 14 | 8 |
| MARY BIRCH | M.Bge. | Port Ldn.Authority | " " | 3 | 9 | 10 |
| "PRINCESS MARY" | M.V. | H. W. Jordan | TM. 4989/40 | 2.10 5 5 |
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Page 5. LIST OF SHIPS WHICH TOOK PART IN OPERATION "DYNAMO" - 26TH MAY - 4TH JUNE, 1940 PART I - BRITISH SHIPS (continued) OTHER BRITISH SHIPS (continued) DOGGER BANK HANDY BILLY DORIA (Tug) HASTINGS LIFE-BOAT DREADNOUGHT II HOLLAND DREADNOUGHT III HOPPER 26 DUCHESS OF YORK HOUND (Lighter) DWARF HYTHE (Coaster) D.1) IOLANTHE D.4 ) IOTE D.7 (Harbour IRMA MARIA (Fishing boat) D.9 Launches) JABA D.16 JACINTA (Trawler) D.C. 715 JAMES 67 (Hopper Barge) D.G. 694 JANIS D.G. 950 JOHANNA (Eel Boat) EASTBOURNE LIFE-BOAT JONG EDWARD NISSEN JORDAN EDWINA (Trawler) KAYELL ELIZABETH QUEEN KESTREL E.M.E.D. (Motor Life-boat) KINGSGATE EMPRESS KITCAT (M.B,) EMPRISE (Harbour Launch) K.L. ENDEAVOUR LADY BRASSEY (Rescue Tug) ENTERPRISE (M.B.) LADY CABLE (M.B.) ERICA LADY SHEILA ESKBURN LADY SOUTHBOROUGH FAIR BREEZE (Drifter) (Hopper Barge) FAWLEY (Gosport Ferry) LANDANIA FERRY KING (Gosport Ferry) LANSDOWNE FERVENT LAROC FISHBOURNE (I.O.W. Ferry) LETITIA (Smack) FOREMOST 2 (Hopper Barge) LITTLE ANN (M.B.) FOREMOST 87 (Tug) LOTUS FORMIDABLE LOUISIANA FORSA MADAM SANSGENE FOSSA (Tug) MAID ERRANT FRIGHTENED LADY MALDEN F.W. 23 (Lighter) MALDEN ANNIE IV GALLEON'S REACH (Hopper) MA JOIE GALZAR MARASOLE GAY CRUSADER MARGERITA GLENWAY (Barge) MARLBOROUGH (W.D. Craft) GLITTER II MARQUIS (Tug) GOLIATH MARY ROSE GOURKA MARY SPEARING I GRACE DARLING MARY SPEARING II GRAPPLER (Lighter) MASSEY SHAW (Fire Float) GREATER LONDON LIFE-BOAT MAYSPEAR GONDIA (Tug) MEANDER H. 75 HAIG (W.D. Craft) MERMAIDEN (M.L.) M.F.H. (Lighter) HALFWAY MICHAEL STEVENS MINEKOI (Tug) Sunk Continued)
20 21 TELEGRAMS: TELEPHONE: SALVATOWA. STOCK, LONDON AVENUE 5757 (2 LINES) N: SALVATOWA, LONDON. BENTLEY'S CODE. GAMECOCK STEAM TOWING Co., 38 LTD. Riverside Office Head Office:- TERRACE PIER, GRAVESEND. 48-50 ST. MARY AXE, TELEGRAMS: GAMECOCK, GRAVESEND. TELEPHONE: 216 GRAVESEND LONDON, 21st June 19 40. (DAY AND NIGHT.) Ref. No. 456.CV. E.C.3. DIRECTORS : W. c. SARGENT. L.H. G. WALFORD. (Chairman. J.E. EMLYN-JONES. T. H. WAGSTAFF. F.H. Keenlyside Esq, Private Secretary to the Minister of Shipping, Ministry of Shipping, Berkeley Square House. W.L. Dear Sir, DUNKIRK OPERATIONS. We beg to acknowledge with thanks receipt of your letter of the 19th inst, together with letters signed by the Minister of Shipping to Capt. T. Hills - CRESTED COCK " A.V. Mastin - OCEAN COCK. " Fothergill - SUN Xl. We are transmitting the former two letters to our Superintendent in order that he may hand same to the Masters concerned, and in respect of Capt. Fothergill, we have passed this on to Messrs. W.H.J. Alexander Ltd., who are Owners of the SUN X1. Yours faithfully, GAMECOCK STEAM Rin TOWING CO.LTD. SECRETARY. All work undertaken by us is subject to the United Kingdom Standard Towage Conditions. apt R. th er 1y of the shore now the naval In/ rized.
A .91V8H MT 40/66 169295 The it 3 92 (HO) 3PL or cu Lear Fairy & of 5 3 in himber kinth Mary Cw. RA 29th August 1940. 113 Dear Captain Harris, to acknowledge the receipt of your and This letter to thank is of you the for to 27th the my August report enclosed to from Mr. therowith. Hynard the Master of the "SCOTIA", Yours ainoerely, to you the devotion to of the Chief ship, who lost his life I the ship was I am still awaiting the report of H.M.T. "Duke of York on the evacuation vig Yours sincerely, W.G. Hynard, Director us. J.W. Harris, My with W.G Hynard, Esq., Director of Dea Transport, *Datt of Ministry of Shipping, BERKELEY SQUARE. W.1. This to acki your 1er of the 2 and thank you for Mas of the "SCOT Your to devoi Jue THE lyeb 993A sexwoo gops of Total de STATES THE 1 THE THE THE THE of no m. BOLD THE STATE USE .птэла of of whom no account could be taken. The had fully 3,000 troops on board, as every had been taken up. The troops (British) Istov exhausted and many of them could hardly not betrumhe embarkation Officers' duty was a very agta) bonego in passing, I should like to express my a good no manner in which this difficult work was C8 Bequott I gathered that some of these Officers had ddiw unceasingly for thirty six hours. no asnsiq Halding Usit sensiq own blove WOR Your OF on avoid 1.
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71 I corried at Ramsfate chat 0900 on Monday The 3rd and remained there until archred E said for Telbury on Twesday. The ship was paid of A.M. wednesday June 5th in herry Commercial Dochs. I cannot stress is highly the behavious of the ships company through in anditions where they had vistually to slep and ray little K eat. in particular Leslie Charles Acting Petty officer h.C. CuRD c/Ix 155644 and Able Scaman G.E. GODFREY c/3x 144637 were outstanding George Edwin in all they did ! have the know to be Sir, Your openint servant, VIDE RIRAL 1940 10JUN * & LOVER R theirment Reyal Mary. The Vice Admiral Dover. Copy is The Commander in Chief Nore Connerd.
| MARY ROSE 196 | BOURNEMOUTH LIFEBOAT 243 |
MOTOR CONVOY. 6/6/40. Dynams 188. Motor Barge Sherfield 1 # 185 Ex-Lighter Y.O. 63. Ex-Lighter X.95. Motor Launch Nanette II. Sub it J.D.F. Kealy, R.N. On arriving at Sheerness Motor Boat Dook on Friday, Sist May, 1940, we received command of the above convoy with instructions to pick up British Troops from the shores round Dunkirk as soon as possible. This was at 2 p.m; by 2.15 p.m. we were under way heading out to sea. Good progress was made until later that night we lost contact with lighter X.95 although we spent some time in trying to locate her without success. At 11 a.m. 1st June land was sighted, peniol Where were we? The one and decidedly irregular compass, the Deviation of which we never knew, which perhaps was just as well, brought us to a buny round which was painted - -"Ostend". This Dynam 193 " 183 196 : REPORT OF "MARY ROSE" - S/I H. Mc.Clelland R.N.V.B. Ity Engines failed on way over. Ship taken in cow, began 2 making water fast and became unmanageable and was abandoned in Mid Channel where she sank. Crew taken on board the Trawler "Strathelliott" where they helped to take off troops from the beach at Dunkirk. Journey back made in trawler. No injuries to anyone. 8 dng if -
204 OPERATION DYNAMO. 22 ENCLOSURE NO. 17. SHIP: BLUE BIRD - Motor Boat. OFFICER REPORTING: G.B. EYRE, SUB-LINUTENANT, R.N.V.R. On Saturday 1st June I received orders to proceed with Motor Boat BLUE BIRD to the M/S SANDOWN to be towed to Dunkirk. M/S SANDOWN was relieved by M/S EMPEROR OF INDIA and accordingly I changed to her. 2. On reaching Dunkirk it was found impossible to start engines of BLUE BIRD so she was not used and came back to Dover in tow. 3. The Lifeboat MARY SCOTT was working in conjunction with BLUE BIRD, but remained behind in Dunkirk to pick up EMPEROR OF INDIA's 1st Lieutenant who was on the pier, organising the troops to be embarked. Note: This officer was previously in command of A.L.C. No. 15, and had been employed ferrying troops off from Dunkirk beach for one day. When 8.8. CLAN MACALISTER (A.L.C. parent ship) was bombed and set on fire he returned to Dover in company with A.L.Cs. 3 and 8 to refuel and proceeded to the beaches on completion. A.L.C. No. 15 was driven on to the beach by the wash of a passing destroyer and as there was no hope of getting off, Sub-Lieutenant Eyre set fire to her and returned to Dover in due course in A.L.C. No. 3 and was then given Motor Boat BLUE BIRD. See
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| From | CAPTAIN M/S SHEERNESS. |
| Date | 6th.June 1940 |
| To | COMMODORE IN CHARGE, SHEERNESS. |
Dynams 146. 355 H.M.S. "WILDFIRE", Sheerness. June 5th, 1940. Sir, I have the honour to submit the following report of certain proceedings affecting H.M.T. "Strathelliot" on May 30th and 31st, June 1st and 2nd 1940. Acting on orders received from P.M.S.O., Sheerness, I repaired on board H.M.T. "Strathelliot" at 10.30 May 30th with instructions to escort a convoy of motor cruisers to Ramsgate. The executive signal was received at 1410, anchor was immediately weighed and the convoy was picked up at 1430. The route ordered was via 33 QZS, but as certain boats had proceeded into the Princes Channel, I ordered course to be laid through that channel so that we should not lose touch with them. At 1550 we hove to and took in tow two disabled boats - the "Skylark" and Court Belle II" - proceeding at 1635. At 1800, we again hove to to await boats astern, and they coming up, we took in tow the "Mary Rose", proceeding at 1840. At 1845 we were again compelled to stop, as certain other vessels were in trouble, but these being taken in tow by others, we got under way again at 1910. Our orders were to close the Examination Vessel off the N. Goodwin L.V. for instructions, but, as we approached we received orders by R/T to prodeed to Ramsgate and to report to the N.O.I.C. there. We arrived off Ramsgate about 2200 and came to anchor - ordering all motor boats to make fast to the trawler. I then went aboard motor boat "Forty Two", whose officer was a Lieutenant R.N.R. in aommand of the boats and put off to search for three boats lost in the darkness. These we fortunately picked up near the Gull Buoy and escorted to the "Strathelliot". I then went ashore in "Forty Two" and reported to the N.O.I.C. at 2305. I was then ordered ny him to escort the convoy to Dunkerque, but having received orders from Sheerness to return, I requested permission to telephone Sheerness for confirmation. This being given, I collected orders, route orders and charts, being ordered to sail immediately. I then returned to the "Strathelliot" and asked the Lieutenant R.N.R. to call all the officers in command of motor boats to the trawler. They were then given orders and charts so that in the event of their losing touch with the escort, they would be able to proceed alone. I arranged to hoist a red lantern of low visibility in the trawler, so that boats could keep in touch with us in the dark and slao arranged certain signala which were to be made on our siren to cause the convoy to heave to, to proceed or to ease down. I gave orders to be prepared to move off at 0200 and the officer returned to their boats. There were eight defective boats to be towed and arrangments were made as to which hoats were to do the towing. In the darkness however, it was impossible to hold to these arrangements, but all the defective boats were taken in tow by others. Anchor was weighed at 0205 and the convoy proceeded to sea. At the North Goodwins L.V., the convoy was hove to and all ships accounted for; course then being set vis U.V. and W. buoys for Dunkerque roads. The seas had by this time become very heavy, due to a The towing was causing considerable damage to the boats, although speed strong N.W. breeze and the boat's crews were suffering great discomfort. was reduced to two knots and at 0640 the "Skylark's" towing bollard tore away and she was taken in tow stern first - there being no other point forward at which the towing wire could be secured.
- 2 - 379 356 bringing was entering trawler's counter, her stem was damaged At her 0730, up against the "Mary the Rose" reported that, due to a following sea and water decided that faster than it could be pumped and bailed out. I therefore as she was unlikely to be of any use at Dunkerque-even presuming we could get her there-she should be abandoned and sunk. I therefore ordered the rest of the convoy to proceed under the Lieutenant R.N.R.. We then took off the crew of the "Mary Rose" and fired one tray of Lewis gun ammunition into her water line, finally breaking her up by ramming her to prevent her becoming a danger to navigation. We then proceeded after the convoy and picked up another boat which was being towed. At 0820, the "Skylark" sustained further damage to her stern due to the strain on the tow caused by the heavy seas, and, as she was in danger of foundering, her crew were taken off and a cargo of ladders and petrol and all serviceable stores aboard transferred to the "Strathelliot" - the boat being them cut adrift. We then closed trawler "KO" and semaphored her to sink this boat which she did. At 0845, we took in tow the "Malden Annie IV", nut at 0855 her Port mooring bollard tore away and the towing hawser was then secured to the Starboard. This was showing signs of parting, and finally tore away at 0940. The hawser was then secured to a small hook. At 1000 we closed the trawler "Grimsby Town" and sent a message ashore by her reporting our position. A mechanic was put aboard the "Malden Annie IV" to try to effect repairs to her magneto, but this was found to be impossible. A hawser was then passed right round underneath her and was secured on deck, the towing hawser being bent to this. This hawser parted at 1215, when "Malden Annie IV" reported that water was entering due to damage received forward. A new hawser was passed and the vessel towed stern first. A great deal of damage had been caused to her superstructure by heavy seas crashing her into the trawler, but having lost two ships, I was loth to lose a third. The tow parted twice more in the course of the afternoon, but the vessel was eventually taken to Dunkerque. I would like to mention the conduct of the officer in command of the "Malden Annie IV" who worked extremely hard under very trying conditions to bring his ship to port. At 1530 we were proceeding down the channel into Dunkerque when a destroyer came out firing on and being fired on by batteries ashore. It was impossible for us to steer out of her line of fire, due to our tow, but fortunately, although shells were falling close to us and planes were trying to bomb the destroyer, we sustained no damage the mearest shell being about 70 yards on our starboard beam. On two other occasions between 1530 and our arrival off Dunkerque but sustained no hits. We came to anchor off Dunkerque beaches ( as beaches at 1620, we received salvoes of bombs intended for destroyers close in as our draft would allow) and eventually attracted the attentior of a motor launch manned by Sea Scouts. They came alongside and we asked over the side and she was towed ashore to assist. From this and them to bring us some troops from the beach. We put our ship's boat another motor launch we eventually received a total of fifty-four French soldiers. unable to further boatloads of soldiers, and at 1920 we Although we waited for a total of two and a half hours we were deceded get not any knowing the state of the tide and being in danger Had of settling there been on possibility of getting any more men, we would there. waited that, the sand, we would weigh and proceed to Sheerness. have but there were any insufficient small boats to supply the ships
2. 0 Lieut. J.O. Clark, - Went over in "Rapid I" 369 corted by "Stathelliot" and ferried troops, who were / French, from the beaches on Friday, May 31. On turday at about 0400 he was towing the "Skipjacks ler with Sub Lieut. Ruck in charge, when they scued 3 sailors from the wreck of a sunken destroyer. transferre the ratings and troops to the "Mosquito" a was following her when she was hit by a bomb. he lped rescue the survivors including Sub Lieut. Flint, o had been wounded and finally left at 1330 being wed part of the way to Margate by the "Anje" b Lieut. T.R. Rumbold, R.N.V.R. - in the motor barge iking" from Burnham on Crouch he went to le Panne on e 30th and ferried all the forenoon. He returned to msgate and sailed again at noon on the 1st for Bray, riving just after dark. He burnt out his clutches and ached the "Viking" but managed to kedge off and was wed to Dover. b Lieut. P. Snow, R.N. - In the "Reda" he reached the aches on Wednesday, May 29th and ferried B.E.F. till 30. He went again on the Friday and ferried Frenchmen. Sunday, June 2nd, he went over in the "Advance" to nkirk, when he sighted the "Biboli" on the beach. b Lieut. R.A. Forbes - Reached the beaches on Friday y 31st in "Mary Spearing II" after rying he turned to Ramsgate. He sighted the "Gavine 'ashore. t. W.G.M. Christian, R.N.V.R. - was in "Mary Spearing I" t she was beached although she was sighted later being wed by a tug. He sighted "Margerita" floating but serted. ipper G.W. Halladay, R.N.R. - Went over to Dunkirk 1 Sunday June 2nd, in "Meander". ab in an "Orient" line motor life boat on Sunday Lieut. R.H. Wallace, R.N.V.R. - Towed over to the ne He saw hardly any soldiers. He started eaches 2nd. The engine failed and the boat was beached and bandoned. in a pulling life boat but was taken in tow The by alling "Alcmaria", to which he now transferred. left OW rawler parted during the night and life boat was rifting. ib Lieut. J.K. Blackmore, R.N.V.R. - In the over. "Lurlyne", hich had a bad engine and so he never got ab Lieut. C.E.S. Beale - In K.A. Dover's barge which as finally left in Dunkirk. (From Southend) - Tokk over "Kayell" He picked arriving n the beaches of the "Block Arrow" which was and fishing He r. S. Burns at 0130 on Monday June 3rd. ashore. P the crew French troops to a French destroyer erried mack. "Kayell" in now beached at Ramsgate. ub Lieut. T.H. over by "Oranje Vreeswijk" Foam". with They boats were Rodgers, R.N.V.R. - In "Gay Crusader" other e was towed 'Silvery Breeze" and "Silver reached beaches ut ombed was and towed tow back was in company with O.I.C. and neluding cut off. He never "Pioneer" Barl"
3. 370 22. Skipper A. Gardner, R.N.R. - Went in Tug "Tanga" arrived at the beaches at 2200 on Friday, May 31st. They were bombed and machine-gunned throughout the night, while lying off an inprovised jetty. He helped to ferry troops in a power life boat which "Tanga" had towed. This broke down and he returned on Saturday in "Leda", leaving the life boat. 23. Sub Lieut. E.T. Garside, R.N.V.R. - Went to Le Panne in "Elizabeth Green" and ferried for larger craft. He sighted "Viewfinder" on the beach. He got back to Ramsgate on Thursday May 30th, transferred to the R.F.A. launch "Andora II" and returned to beaches where he ferried for a bit and then brought back 23 French. Arrived Ramsgate on Friday. On Monday night he was towed over in the "Elizabeth Green" by a tug, which he could not after- wards find and so he brought his load home. 24. Sub Lieut. R. Shrimpton, R.N.V.R.- In an Admiralty, open 36 ft. launch he was towed over by a drifter and pent Saturday night at the beaches. On a later night he went into Dunkirk. 25. Sub Lieut. S.C. Allen, R.N.V.R. Went over to Le Panne in the "Frightened Lady" which was beached after fouling the screw. He reported to an Admiral with side whiskers who was escorting Gort. He was told to help some soldiers getting abandoned pinnaces away. He also assisted to build a jetty with trailers etc. Left the beaches in the "Horst". 26. Sub Lieut. A.V. Weaver, R.N.V.R. Went over in "Quijijana" and brought back a party of 18 troops mostly Coldstream Guards. He went over again in "Sun X". 27. Sub Lieut. W.G.H. Bonham, R.N. - went over in "BOBELI" in the first batch and ferried until about midni on Wednesday night. His boat was broken up by a destroyer which went full ahead while he was alongside. He went on ferrying for a bit but had to abandon the "Bobeli" and returned to Margate in the "Albury". He then went over in the "Horst" which had to be abandoned owing to engine trouble and a near miss. 28. Sub Lieut. J.W. Culham, R.N. - in "Smolt" which broke down on way over and was towed back by "Midas" ?. Went over in "Glitter II" to the beaches about 6m East of Dunkirk arrived at 1600 on Wed. 29th. Stayed ferrying until 0200 on Thursday when she lost her rudder on some wreckage and was towed back to Dover by a drifter. The "Black Arrow" was seen aground at Dunkirk. 29. Sub Lieut. R.A.W. Pool, R.N. - Took lighter X.817 to Dunkirk and then back to Ramsgate. He went over again on last night to Dunkirk in the M.T.B. "Marlborough". Mares 30. Sub Lieut. E.G.B. R.N.V.R. - in "Skylark" but she sank on the way over. He also saw "Mary Rose" sink in mid ocean and the "Ellen Mary" run down by a life boat and abandoned. 31, Sub Lieut. E.A.E. Cornish, R.N.V.R. - was in the "Lansdowne" which slipped her tow outside Dunkirk.
4. I . 37194 33. back R.N.R. to Weymouth. - Took "Filleul" yacht /. MB 34. Lieut. J.S. Seal, R.N.R. - in "Queen Boadicea Dunkirk picked up three seamen survivors from' Janis"? II" R.N.V.R.? and a stoker had been killed outright Pier. The latter's Captain Sub Lieut. off Bell by a bomb on Friday may 31. The survivors were landed at Ramsgate. 35, Mr. C.V. Cogger - signed in "Seine" at Rochester. Left her on Wednesday full of water for the beaches ( Lieut. Cdr Filluel in command). Brought hack 350 British and French troops to Ramsgate. Sailed again for Dunkirk and brought back 300 troops. 36. Sub Lieut. W.E. Mercer, R.N.V.R. of "Strathelliot" - saw the Mary Rose" and "Skylark" sink in mid ocean, crew all brought back. Following were seen abandoned as Dunkirk :- "Malden" "Annie IV" and "Empress". The former was used as a pier. 37. "Scene Shifter" was swamped by French troops on Wed. June 29th. "Triton" was cast off while in tow with foul screw. 38. Lieut. W.B. Whitworth, R.N. did 6 trips in "Aeger". 39. Mr. R. Brown - went over in "Madame Sansgene" on night of Monday June 3rd. Elgar H. Jefferey and his brother were also in the boat. Towed over by "Tanjar" (Tug) with another Motor boat. On way back boats fouled a rope, which had been veered by the "Tanjar" to stutch it as it was new, and the boats had to be abandoned. The "Madame Sansgene" claimed to have shot down a bomber. 40. P.O. E. Wells, R.N.R. - went over in "Nanette II", who had a Lieut. R.N.V.R. in charge. They went to Ostende an then to Dunkirk and brought back mostly French troops, some of whom had been in the water for 12 hours. "Nanette" was finally returned to 41. Dover. Sub Lieut. Church, R.N.R. - In "Portsdown" see separate report. 42. Coxn. George Senior, O.N. 239990 - In YC 73 (Lieut. Mortimer R.N.R. 1/c). Left Sheerness on Wed, May 29th for Ramsgate. Sailed from Ramsgate at 2245 on Thursday night and arrived at Dunkirk at 1100 on Friday. The only soldiers on the beaches there, 45 of them, were ferried off in the vessels skiff. They left Dunkirk about 1830 towing YC 71 and a Thornycroft motor boat. The YC 72 broke down herself about midnight and anchored. H wever, the Thornycroft boat managed to start up again and must have informed Ramsgate for a tug came out about 0700 and towed YO 78 and YC 71 back to Ramsgate.
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
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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