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RELFORT French Bloop BELFAST (nirorect Ceritaine de corvette L. Viel tender) Nothing known of this vessol. 20th May 30th May Disembarked Ordered to 61 troops. (1) proceeding 25th May Sailed in company with the 10/0 La Bondense, secorting the Prench 0.0. Hebe and 26th May 1000 off Dover, the Relfert exploded 5 ind no on the ourface; it shook the ship severely. 1450 The llebe (1680 tons) and the Margoux (1462 tons) anchored in the Downs. 87th May 1233 The Belfors soiled from the Downs. 2019 Returned to the Downs 28th May 1200 Air attack. 29th May 1848 Sailed from the Downs for Dunkirk. 30th May 0130 Anchored off 0430 After an English ship had passed, a wine exploied neurby, putting out the oxigort's lights; Comage to boiler especially to the brickwork. 0500 ALP attack. 0550 Segured alongwide Quai Felix Paure. subarred 400 French troops of the 208 and 3rd Regiments of Engineers, during on artillery bombarément. 0030 Bailed for Wolkestone. 2200 Disemberred 400 troops.(1) at volkestons 31at may 061j0 Loft Polkastone. 0735 Arrived Dover. 10% 2000 0107 Choesed a parachuts mine drop from a Oceman plane about 100 yards to port) also 2 smaller objects which appeared to be tied together. Buoyed the spot and shifted billet. 1830 Salled for Cherbourgy escorting the dr. Cyclone and Chasseur 2. 0455 for Dover. 3rd June 1700 Bank S floating mine. 1907 Anchored off Dover. 1605 Sailed for Brest, eacorting the excess 45b June 8.8. Normanville, Proness and Bargaux. Total 400 Authority - Prench Admiralty record, Polio No.15. (1) D.R. mentioned in D.R. 92
BELFORT French sloop Capitaine de corvette L. Viel. (aircraft tender) 24th May Ordered to protect convoys proceeding to Dunkirk. 25th May Sailed in company with the M/S La Boudeuse, escorting the French S.S. Hebe and Margaux. 26th May 1000 Off Dover, the Belfort exploded a mine on the surface; it shook the ship severely. 1450 The Hebe (1680 tons) and the Margaux (1462 tons) anchored in the Downs. 27th May 1233 The Belfort sailed from the Downs. 2019 Returned to the Downs. 28th May 1200 Air attack. 29th May 1848 Sailed from the Downs for Dunkirk. 30th May 0130 Anchored off Dunkirk. 0430 After an English ship had passed, a mine exploded nearby, putting out the Belfort's lights; damage to boiler room, especially to the brickwork. 0500 Air attack. 0550 Secured alongside Quai Felix Faure. Embarked 400 French troops of the 2nd and 3rd Regiments of Engineers, during an artillery bombardment. 0630 Sailed for Folkestone. 2200 Disembarked 400 troops, (1) at Folkestone 31st May 0640 Left Folkestone. 0735 Arrived Dover. 1st June 0107 Observed a parachute mine drop from a German plane about 100 yards to port; also 2 smaller objects which appeared to be tied together. Buoyed the spot and shifted billet. 1830 Sailed for Cherbourg, escorting the dr. Cyclone and Chasseur 5. 3rd June 0455 Sailed for Dover. 1700 Sank a floating mine. 1907 Anchored off Dover. 4th June 1605 Sailed for Brest, escorting the French S.S. Normanville, Fronsac and Margaux. Total 400 Authority - French Admiralty record, Folio No. 15. (1) Not mentioned in D.R. 93
FRONSAC (517 tons) French cargo ship No movements reported, but on lst June, D.R. records that the "Fransah" [?Frousac] landed Tixier) 500 troops in England, (see also Francois 4th June The Fronsac, Margaux and Normanville left Dover in company for Brest, escorted by the sloop Belfort. Total 500 be Fronsac est Signale' anx Dunes b fer frim 2amenaut 500 hournes. (Regishe des signaux du Savorguan de Brazza) Note by Cdr. Cras of French Historical Section 347
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MARGAUX (1462 tons) French cargo vessel 25th May - The Margaux and the French S.S. Hebe were escorted to the Downs by the sloop Belfort. 26th May Anchored in the Downs. There is no further information, but according to D.R., on 31st May, the "Margeaux" landed 369 troops in England. (1) 4th June Sailed from Dover for Brest escorted by the sloop Belfort, the Normanville and Fronsac in company. Total 369 Phote by film fros of french In see) Margaux left Dunkirk with 1343 troofs one of them died. (night of 30 ,H/3/50 of May) Ican't precise if she Panded them in U.K. os in France. (1) D.R. "Margeaux" among the French destroyers; The there places the not one of that name. named destroyer Marceau larceau is took given no in D.R's list of French was, however, part in Dynamo, but a vessel warships. 236
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Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 199 792. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
APPENDIX to 1st June Page 7 Operation "DYNAMO" Narrative of Events. DESTROYERS PERSONNEL SHIPS MINESWEEPERS PADDLE MINESWEEPERS SKOOTS FRENCH DESTROYERS VANQUISHER (I) 640 ST. HELIER 659 GOSSAMER 845 QUEEN OF THANET 850 DEMOK 114 FLORE 351 HAVANT 882 LADY OF MANN 870 NIGER 310 SANDOWN 800 ORANJE 100 BOUCLIER 300 WHITEHALL (I) 871 MAID OF ORLEANS 1856 FITZROY 67 ORIOLE 470 HEBE 365 SCIMITAR (I) 584 TYNWALD 2000 LYDD 252 PRINCESS ELIZABETH 510 AEGIR 130 WOLSEY 533 ROYAL SOVEREIGN 47 LEDA 650 MEDWAY QUEEN 700 ANTJE 150 MALCOLM 1200 KING GEORGE V 700 DUCHESS OF WESTWARD HO 918 PACIFICO 414 WORCESTER (I) 661 BEN-MY-CHREE 2080 FIFE 535 WIPPINGHAM 2500 AMAZONE 111 WINDSOR 493 ST. HELIER 1250 HALCYON 243 QUEEN OF THANET 1500 HILDA 530 VIVACIOUS 427 ROUEN 800 SALAMANDER 479 WESTWARD Ho 900 RIKA 200 Total 58,4 VANQUISHER (II) 1200 COTE D'ARGENT 1000 SPEEDWELL 972 FRISO 648 HARVESTER 576 SALTASH 400 ICARUS 1114 QUEEN OF THE ROSS 260 CODRINGTON 746 CHANNEL 52 DUNDALK 280 SABRE 451 HALCYON 508 SHIKARI 623 SALTASH 400 DRIFTERS MISCELLANEOUS 453 HOSPITAL SHIPS FOREIGN VESSELS WINCHELSEA 1150 SUTTON SCIMITAR (II) 376 KELLETT 40 Miscellaneous 1110 FOREMOST 200 ESK (I) 979 WESTWARD Ho 900 ST. ANDREW 130 INCENIEUR CACHIN 1 GOLDEN GIFT 123 VINCIA 108 PATRIE WHITEHALL (II) 34 157 GRIEVE (F.A.A. GASTON RIVER 120 WORCESTER (II) 900 OCEAN BREEZE TRAWLERS Trg. vessel) 374 MISCELLANEOUS (Cont.) MONIQUE CAMILLE 302 JACKETA 564. MOSQUITO (Gunboat) 610 REINE DE FLOTS 62 LORD INCHCAPE 240 LOCUST " 620 LADY ANDRE LOUIS 317 17.97 SATURN 307 NEPHRITE 500 SOUTHBORO 350 CHALUTIER 100 D. TRAWLER 100 ESKBURNE 27 RAPID 25 CHASSEUR MARIE 117 GRIEVE (Yacht) 411 MAYSPEAR 15 NORMANVILLE 500 647 UNNAMED M.B. 23 TENIAS 100 ONDERS ONS 95 II's CHANNEL 108 GALLEON FRANSAH 500 KINGFISHER (A/S Exp. REACH 123 Ship) (I) 180 HOPPER 24 580 KINGFISHER -do- (II)210 LLANTHONY 90 IOLANTHE 35 (ex serv.vessel) 10593 173171 THREE KINGS 59 GOLDEN EAGLE KINGSGATE 910 (sp.serv.) 1250 CHRISTOBEL II 33 ROYAL EAGLE 10503 OLIVIA 103 (AA Ships)1250 ATHOLA 6 ROEBUCK (Coastal steamer)408 Lifeboat 35 MINWOOD = 51 509 MONA'S ISLE (A.B.V.) 1500 FL TB S 3 e S d it
| MINESWEEPERS | |
| GOSSAMER | 845 |
| NIGER | 310 |
| FITZROY | 67 |
| LYDD | 252 |
| LEDA | 650 |
| DUCHESS OF | |
| FIFE | 535 |
| HALCYON | 243 |
| SALAMANDER | 479 |
| SPEEDWELL | 972 |
| SALTASH | 400 |
| ROSS | 260 |
| DUNDALK | 280 |
| HALCYON | 508 |
| SALTASH | 400 |
| SUTTON | 453 |
| KELLETT | 40 |
| WESTWARD HO | 900 |
| DESTROYERS | |
| VANQUISHER (I) | 640 |
| HAVANT | 882 |
| WHITEHALL (I) | 871 |
| SCIMITAR (I) | 584 |
| WOLSEY | 533 |
| MALCOLM | 1200 |
| WORCESTER (I) | 661 |
| WINDSOR | 493 |
| VIVACIOUS | 427 |
| VANQUISHER (II) | 1200 |
| HARVESTER | 576 |
| ICARUS | 1114 |
| CODRINGTON | 746 |
| SABRE | 451 |
| SHIKARI | 623 |
| WINCHELSEA | 1150 |
| SCIMITAR (II) | 376 |
| ESK (I) | 979 |
| WHITEHALL (II) | 34 |
| WORCESTER (II) | 900 |
| SEUR 7TH | NORMANVILLE |
Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 234 360. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
| Normanville | - |
Source: The National Archives, Kew, MT 40 36. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
| CHASSEUR 7TH | NORMANVILLE |
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