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NMM 940.542.1 1940 Orde vol i — page 59 (OCR #903)
…ANNE MARIE 16th Belgian drifter Lt.Car. N.V.Thew R.N. 26th May 1523 See under Pierre & Marie Left Portemouth, escorting the 27th May 1028 Left Days for Dunkiris, lending the Las. the PvV's Riyn1 paffodil and the 8,0's Ste_Andrew we and the dr. Viny. 1220 orr Bucy, ordered to return to Downs wi…
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NMM 940.542.1 1940 Orde vol i — page 268 (OCR #1112)
…DUPERRE THE French trawler 0/14. D.A 8 say See under Pierre & Marie for Ronegate. 30th May 1700 Ramagate. 2000 To Dunkirk by X roote, 31st May 0300 6 miles N.W. of Dunnirk. Waited 0131 deylight before entering the buoyed channel to Donkirk. 0500ca Arrived Dunkirk - ordered to La Panne, on the…
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NMM 940.542.1 1940 Orde vol i — page 288 (OCR #1132)
…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…
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NMM 940.542.1 1940 Orde vol i — page 380 (OCR #1224)
…GERARD Belgian drifter See under Pierre & Marie 368…
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NMM 940.542.1 1940 Orde vol ii — page 168 (OCR #1448)
…LEON Belgian drifter Cupitaine as Credite 30th may See under Pierre & Marie 2015 Cherbourg. Eneryter. in the Downe, with the dr. May 0900 1335 The Epervier sailed. The Leonard routed the following ships to bunkirk under the ordern of Lieut. Drogout 8 stomm truelers (mong them the Chasse Maree…
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NMM 940.542.1 1940 Orde vol ii — page 409 (OCR #1689)
…PIERRE & MARIE( 2) French and trawlers( (1) EMPERRE( 2) [337 tons] Royer in charge of Enseigne de valseeau the convoy. GERARD Belgian drifters LEON MARIE in convoy. THERESH COMPAS 1700ca 31st May The with convoy arrived at Dunkirk, loaded munitions and food. Commenced to unload at the railway…
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NMM 940.542.1 1940 Orde vol ii — page 412 (OCR #1692)
…PIERRE & MARIE( 2) French trawlers (1) and Enseigne de valsseau DUPERRE( 2) [337 tons] Royer in charge of the convoy. GERARD Belgian drifters AHNE LEON MARIE in convoy. THERESE COMPAS 1700ca 31st May The convoy arrived at Dunkirk, loaded with munitions and food. Commenced to unload at the rail…
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NMM 940.542.1 1940 Orde vol ii — page 413 (OCR #1693)
…PIERRE & MARIE - Continued - 4th June Arrived Dover. Disembarked 293 troops. (1) Totals - Emma Pierre & Marie 393 Duperre 29 307 Authority - French Admiralty record, Folio No.26. to the 4b (1) D.R. states that the "Puisse Marie" landed 293 on 4th June. 394…
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ANNE MARIE 16th Belgian drifter Lt.Car. N.V.Thew R.N. 26th May 1523 See under Pierre & Marie Left Portemouth, escorting the 27th May 1028 Left Days for Dunkiris, lending the Las. the PvV's Riyn1 paffodil and the 8,0's Ste_Andrew we and the dr. Viny. 1220 orr Bucy, ordered to return to Downs with Kyno. 1440 Ordered to return to Portsmouth with Kims 28th May 0333 Instructed Kyno to anchor in St. Holen's roads. 0704 Bailed for Dunkirk via Q.2.8.80 and 60. 1005 Signted floating French mine. Bunk it and proceeded. 1125 Observed 40 to 50 planes in aerial combat over Dunkirk. 1220 Socured alongside dr. Worcester inside ward MORIN 2317 Proceeded via Y route with 533 troops on board. 1400 dre. Sabre and Hontrose 2) miles shead proceeding to Dover, bombed by 15 Heinkels. 1408/ Attacked by 4 aircraft. Slight 1415 damage. 1730 off Dover. Montrose and Sabre in dompany. 1950 Disembarked 534 troops. 29th May 0645 The Tab Lieutenant, Lieut. R. de Law Brooke, R.N., assumed command. 0714 Proceeded via Y route to La Ponne, Woresster and Visty in company. 1045 Anchored La Panne. Embarked troops with 1/B and whaler and the ACORD 1525 Proceeded by Y route to Dover with 340 troops. 1555 Attacked by Heinkel H/L bomber. 1645 Attacked by Heinkel dive bomber. 1905 Arrived Dover. Disembarked 550 troope. 30th May 0326 Proceeded via X route to Dunkirk, with 36 large cases of Army mape. 0000 Encountered thick fog. 0741 Anchored ore STAY and lended one Royal Marine Start officer. Embarked 620 troops brought off by small oraft or every kind. 1105 Transferred army Mapa to a M/Y. Proceeded to Dover by X route, 1430 Dover. Disanbarked 886 troops. (3) 1440 Lt. Thew resumed command. 1623 To Dunkirk by X route. 1915 Secured alongoide East nier, Dunkirk. dr. Winchelaca embarking ahead. (2) This apparently was the end of Kyno's participation in (1) Ellerman wilson Line Ltd. Dynamo, (3) D.R. 61
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DUPERRE THE French trawler 0/14. D.A 8 say See under Pierre & Marie for Ronegate. 30th May 1700 Ramagate. 2000 To Dunkirk by X roote, 31st May 0300 6 miles N.W. of Dunnirk. Waited 0131 deylight before entering the buoyed channel to Donkirk. 0500ca Arrived Dunkirk - ordered to La Panne, on the way, the motor barge Viking hailed for assistance. She had burnt out her clutches, and could only go astern. She had 150 troops on board. & The Dwarf transferred 34 troops from the Viking and took her in tow. - The tow parted. Again took her in tow but tow rope fouled the Premis rudder. Proceeded at about 22 knota. p.m. Half-way back, the tr. Olvina took the Viking in tow and the proceeded alone. 2000 The Dwarf arrived off Dover herbour. 2130 Arrived Dover Vilitary 10857 Disembarked 34 troops. (1) lot June 0800 Bailed for Dunkirk. 1500 Fired on by Oravelines batteries, 153008 orr Dunkirk. Air attacks. The Com. P.O. Coussens, was shot through both kneen but remained at his poet. The steering was damaged. Small boots aunk nearby. A large bomb lifted the must out of the water and seriously damaged engines. Taken in tow by a drifter. Another air attack. 2300 The drifter anchored with Dyset natern, off Ramagate. 200 June 0500 The drifter neggeeded into harbour vin to: Total 34 Authority - R.O.IIT, 2435+ award was Consone. 263
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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
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GERARD Belgian drifter See under Pierre & Marie 368
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LEON Belgian drifter Cupitaine as Credite 30th may See under Pierre & Marie 2015 Cherbourg. Eneryter. in the Downe, with the dr. May 0900 1335 The Epervier sailed. The Leonard routed the following ships to bunkirk under the ordern of Lieut. Drogout 8 stomm truelers (mong them the Chasse Maree and the Amile Marie) and 6 small motor traviers (the D,692, Die 1213, P.O.220. 0.300, 11.63 and the H.BO), and 1930 7 small Belgian trawlers (the 142, 11,43, 3.4. 0.210, 4.2 and 11.49) under the orders of pilot Malet. 101 June 0930 The D.692 returned to the Downs having been unable to unload her munitions. She was ordered to trensfer the munitions to another vessel (the Surville) and return to Dunkirk. 1630 The sporvier returned to the Downs. 2000 After loading with food, the following steam trawlers were ordered to Dunkirk: the Duperre, Pierre et Encia, D.0.910, 2.41 and H.64 the June 0430 The Leopard and Epervier having sailed at 0310 in accordance with orders, took station off V and U buoys respectively, and carried out petrols for the protection of vessels re- turning from Dunkirk; the 02% Calontia performed the name service off W buoy. 1035 112 attack on the Calcutta (q.v.) A bomb fell about 1000 metres astern of the Leopard. 1100 The Leopard rejoined the Epervier and both ships proceeded to the Downs. 1210 Anchored in the Downa. 1830 Received the following signal from A. Dover: "To Vanquisher, Epervier, Leonard: Search for submarine which torge doed the nisckburn Boyers( as Y havy at 1618". 1910 Proseeded accordingly. This order, however, was later cancelled, and the Leopard and Epervier were ordered to enrry out patrol duties 0.0 before in the vicinity or V and U buoys. 2055 The 2 Fronoh asstroyers anchored in the Downs. 3a 4sta 0500 0430 The Leopard patrolled in vioinity or Weighed and processed. 0715 Picked up 18 French troops and an V buoy. English cadet from 8 damaged motor 0810 Returned launoh. to the Downs by order of the Noervier- to small crutser - 2,126 tons displacement. WOD sunk by a mine. 162
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PIERRE & MARIE( 2) French and trawlers( (1) EMPERRE( 2) [337 tons] Royer in charge of Enseigne de valseeau the convoy. GERARD Belgian drifters LEON MARIE in convoy. THERESH COMPAS 1700ca 31st May The with convoy arrived at Dunkirk, loaded munitions and food. Commenced to unload at the railway left jetty. When nearly unloaded, they artillery bombardment. the harbour because of the heavy 1900 The Pierre Marie picked up 3 English 2200ca sailors from a drifting M/B. Anchored daylight. off the N. Goodwin to await 1st June 0600ca Arrived Ramsgate with the convoy. 2200 The Pierre & Marie sailed for Dunkirk alone, none of the other ships having rendezvoused as ordered. - Near N. Goodwin anchored in fog. 2nd June 0400ca Proceeded. [Ramsgate report states that at 0955, the "Emma Lion" landed 29 Allied troops. This may have been the Emma] 1000ca Arrived off Malo beach. No troops seen. Entered the harbour. Saw no ships and only some distant troops. The Belgian drifter 2.40 entered the harbour. Asked her to bring off some troops. Saw a M/L going towards Gravelines. Went after her and found 50 English troops on board "nearly dead with fear". Took them on board. The 4.40 brought about 50 troops; she then loaded up again. - Proceeded 2.40 in company. - Arrived Ramsgate. Presumably disembarked 100, and the 2.40 about 50. 3) 3rd June 1445ca Sailed for Dunkirk. - Near V buoy saw a periscope, moving Entered Dunkirk harbour and overloaded E.N.E. - the ship with 350 troops. Proceeded. [on June, D.R. records that the "Dupene" the 3rd [?Duperre] landed 307 troops] (1) (2) The port or was Boulogne (3) D. were (Lloyds R. states gister) origin of these 3 trawlers drifter ierre Marie Not mentioned sunk. that in Ramsgate the Duperre or Dover and the Reports. 393
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PIERRE & MARIE( 2) French trawlers (1) and Enseigne de valsseau DUPERRE( 2) [337 tons] Royer in charge of the convoy. GERARD Belgian drifters AHNE LEON MARIE in convoy. THERESE COMPAS 1700ca 31st May The convoy arrived at Dunkirk, loaded with munitions and food. Commenced to unload at the railway jetty. When nearly unloaded, they left the harbour because of the heavy artillery bombardment. 1900 The Pierre Marie picked up 3 English sailors from a drifting M/B. 2200ca Anchored off the N. Goodwin to await daylight. 1st June 0600ca Arrived Ramsgate with the convoy. 2200 The Pierre & Marie salled for Dunkirk alone, none of the other ships having rendezvoused as ordered. - Near N. Goodwin anchored in fog. 2nd June 0400ca Proceeded. [Ramsgate report states that at 0955, the "Emma Lion" landed 29 Allied troops. This may have been the Emma] 1000ca Arrived off Malo beach. No troops seendr- Entered the harbour. Saw no ships and only some distant troops. The Belgian drifter 2.40 entered the harbour. Asked her to bring off some troops. Saw a M/L going towards Gravelines. Went after her and found 50 English troops on board "nearly dead with fear". Took them on board. The 4.40 brought about 50 troops; she then loaded up again. - Proceeded 2.40 in company. - Arrived Ramsgate. Presumably disembarked 100, and the 7.40 about 50. (3) 3rd June 1445ca Sailed for Dunkirk. - Near V buoy saw a periscope, moving Entered E.N.E. Dunkirk harbour and overloaded - the ship with 350 troops. Proceeded. [on the 3rd June, D.R. records that the "Dupene" [?Duperre] landed 307 troops] (1) The port of origin of these 3 trawlers was Boulogne (2) D. R. (Lloyds states Register) that the Duperre and the drifter ierre Marie (3) Not mentioned sunk. in Ramsgate or Dover Reports. were 393
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PIERRE & MARIE - Continued - 4th June Arrived Dover. Disembarked 293 troops. (1) Totals - Emma Pierre & Marie 393 Duperre 29 307 Authority - French Admiralty record, Folio No.26. to the 4b (1) D.R. states that the "Puisse Marie" landed 293 on 4th June. 394
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