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Source: Lloyd’s Register Foundation, Heritage & Education Centre, Lloyd’s Register of Yachts 1939, digitised via Internet Archive. Licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Images have been converted, resized and watermarked for web display; machine-generated table OCR has been added.
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Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 199 795. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
B. o: LIST OF VESSELS LOST DURING 'DYNAMO', 'CYCLE' and 'AERIAL' OPERATIONS. Dns Approx. 20thMay/1st July, 1940. of Vessel G.R.T. Date. Cause and Position Remarks. nd S. WORTHTOWN 27/5 Bombed by Aircraft, Stores. set on fire and abandoned LOST 868 on Dunkirk Beach. M. 1206 708 .T.S.O MAID OF KENT. 21/5 YEJSSVAW Bombed in Dieppe Harbour SUNK. Pass. .T.S.O R.T. W. EIDAR GATSESO 04\8\08 OLD .R.H.O BRIGHTON. S. Hospital Carrier 24/5 Bombed in Dieppe Harbour SUNK .T.M.D S. QUEEN OF THE 28/5 Bombed Position. CHANNEL. 51°N25'N. 2° 40'E. SUNK: Pass. Troops and crew R.T. 1162 all transferred .W. to "DORIEN ROSE". JB .S. SPINEL 25/5 Blown up at Dunkirk. ABANDONED. d: Petrol. CONSIDERED LOST R.T. 650 W. 592 S. ABUKIR. 28/5 Torpedoed by surface craft SUNK. Tramp. 50 miles N.E.of N. d. .T. 694 Foreland. 900 LORINA 29/5 Bombed. Sunk in Dunkirk SUNK SS. harbour. 8 of crew were lost. A.T. 1578 W. 365 SSA S.NORMANNIA. 30/5 Bombed whilst in tow SUNK. Pass. 2.71 Survivors in Dunkirk breakwater 4 H.M.S.ROSS-& G.R.T. 1567. miles. H.M.S. MOSQUITO. D.W. 243 YOS BOX 3.S. FENELLA. 30/5 Bombed at Dunkirk. SUNK. P.C. Milla MOTHOISE R.T. 2376 01\8\88 808 .T.S.D .W. 520 30/5 Bombed atDunkirk. SUNK. АТИОУИС .S.CLAN 02\8\18 888 .T.F.O MACALISTER. C.L. EQUAIM RICANO G.R.T. 6787 04\8\08 828 .T.H.O D.W. 10905 EVIRD S.S.SCOTIA 1/6 Bombed at Dunkirk SUNK .T.S.O G.R.T. Pass 3454 УЯРО DNIX D.W. 540 05\8\08 TVSL.T.S.O S.S. PARIS 2/6 Attacked by aircraft WADAS .78 Pass approx. 51°11.5'N 2.07E. SUNK .BUT .R.T. 1790 650
Source: The National Archives, Kew, CAB 103 191. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
MINISTRY minnire Hotel OF Group, HOTEL LIST B. PITX Lorge her B LIST OF VESSELS LOST DURING 'DYNAMO', 'CYCLE' and 'AERIAL' OPERATIONS. Approx. 20thMay/1st July, 1940. Name of Vessel and G.R.T. Date. Cause and Position Remarks. S.S. WORTHTOWN 27/5 Bombed by Aircraft, Stores. set on fire and abandoned LOST G.R.T. 868 on Dunkirk Beach. D.W. 1206 OL S.S. MAID OF KENT. 21/5 Bombed in Dieppe Harbour SUNK. Pass. G.R.T. wa D.W. S.S. BRIGHTON. Hospital Carrier 24/5 Bombed in Dieppe Harbour SUNK il PS S.S. QUEEN OF THE 28/5 Bombed Position. ti CHANNEL. 510N25'N. 2° 40'E. SUNK Pass. Troops and crew G.R.T. 1162 all transferred to "DORIEN ROSE". D.W. S.S.SPINEL 25/5 Blown up at Dunkirk. ABANDONED. ) Petrol. CONSIDERED LOST G.R.T. 650 D.W. 592 + S.S.ABUKIR. 28/5 Torpedoed by surface craft SUNK. Tramp. 50 miles N.E.of N. a G.R.T. 694 Foreland. D.W. 900 SUNK S.S. LORINA 29/5 Bombed. Sunk in Dunkirk 8 of crew harbour. Pass. were lost. B) G.R.T. 1578 D.W. 365 S.S.NORMANNIA. 30/5 Bombed whilst in tow SUNK. 2.71° Survivors in Pass. Dunkirk breakwater 4 H.M.S.ROSS & G.R.T. 1567. 243 miles. H.M.S.MOSQUITO. D.W. 30/5 Bombed at Dunkirk. SUNK. S.S.FENEILA. 1 P.C. G.R.T. 2376 D.W. 520 30/5 Bombed atDunkirk. SUNK. S.S.CLAN MACALISTER. C.L. G.R.T. 6787 D.W. 10905 S.S.SCOTIA 1/6 Bombed at Dunkirk SUNK G.R.T. Pass 3454 D.W. 540 S.S. PARIS 2/6 Attacked by aircraft Pass G.R.T. 1790 approx. 51°11.5'N 2.07E. SUNK D.W. 650 -1-
LIST OF VESSELS LOST DURING 'DYNAMO', 'CYCLE' and 'AERIAL' OPERATIONS. Approx. 20th May/lst July,1940. Name of Vessel and G.R.T. Date Cause and Position Remarks. House S.S. WORTHTOWN. 27/5 Bombed by Aircraft, Stores. set on fire and abandoned LOST. G.R.T. 868 on Dunkirk Beach. D.W. 1206 ough S.S. MAID OF KENT. 21/5 Bombed in Dieppe Harbour. SUNK. Pass. intity was a G.R.T. D.W. S.S. BRIGHTON. in Hospital Carrier 24/5 Bombed in Dieppe Harbour. SUNK. OS as tish S.S.QUEEN OF THE 28/5 Bombed Position. SUNK. CHANNEL. 51°N 25'N. 2° 40'E. Troops and crew all Pass. transferred to le G.R.T 1162 "DORIEN ROSE" O D.W. S.S. SPINEL. 25/5 Blown up at Dunkirk. ABANDONED. Petrol. CONSIDERED LOST. G.R.T. 650 D.W. 592 S.S. ABUKIR. 28/5 Torpedoed by surface craft SUNK. Tramp. 50 miles N.E. of N.Foreland. G.R.T. 694. D.W. 900 S.S. LORINA. 29/5 Bombed. Sunk in Dunkirk SUNK. Pass. harbour. 8 of crew were G.R.T. 1578. lost. D.W. 365 S.S.NORMANNIA. 30/5 Bombed whilst in tow 2.71° SUNK. Pass. Dunkirk breakwater 4. miles. Survivors in G.R.T. 1567. H.M.S.ROSS & D.W. 243. H.M.S.MOSQUITO. S.S. FENELLA. 30/5 Bombed at Dunkirk. SUNK. P.C. G.R.T. 2376. D.W. 520. S.S. CLAN 30/5 Bombed at Dunkirk. SUNK. MACALISTER. C.L. G.R.T. 6787 D.W. 10905 S.S.SCOTIA 1/6 Bombed at Dunkirk 12 Pass. G.R.T. 3454 D.W. 540 S.S.PARIS 2/6 Attacked by aircraft approx. " Pass. 51° 11.5'N 2.07E. G.R.T. 1790 D.W. 650 -1-
Source: The National Archives, Kew, MT 40 66. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
-2- of Ship. Name & Address of Owners Name of Master. LAN MACALISTER Clan Line Steamers, Ltd. Capt. R.W. Mackie Tylney Hall, longuines are still learning Rotherwick, made as to whicher Near Basingstoke, Hants. office is still alive. KOHISTAN * F.C. Strick & Co. Ltd. Capt. W.C. Robertson 117-121, Leadenhall St. E.C.3. BENLAWERS * Petrograd Steamers Ltd., Capt. J.P. Drummond. 28, Bernard Street, Leith (Managers: Wm. Thompson & Co.) K L CITY OF CHRISTCHURCH Ellerman & Bucknall Capt. A.W. Wooster S.S. Co., Ltd. Tudor Court, Cobham, Surrey. K1 ROEBUCK c/o Chief Docks Manager, Capt. .Larbalestier. G.W. Railway Company, Cardiff. ST KITTY Basso & Company, Mr. W. McCondach, Weymouth. 13, Ox Street, Weymouth. ST SPINEL + William Robertson Ltd., Capt. R. Humphreys ST Glasgow, C.1. ST QUEEN OF THE CHANNEL The General Steam Capt. W.J. O'Dell PAR Navigation Co., Ltd., " ROYAL DAFFODIL G. Johnston ISL ROYAL SOVEREIGN 15, Trinity Square, " T. Aldis DIN E.C.3. WOR ISLI MONA'S QUEEN Isle of Man Steam Packet ~~ Capt. A. Holkham " R. Duggan $ FENELLA Company Limited, Capt. W. Cubbon MANXMAN x Imperial Buildings, If P.B. Cowley TYNWALD * Douglas, - qual & Isle of Man. Chief Officer J.Whiteway 0 BEN-MY-CHREE X Capt. G. Woods and Chief Officer T. Cain / LADY OF MANN Capt. T.C. Woods LORINA Southern Railway Co., Capt. A. Light. NORMANNIA Waterloo Station, Capt. M.C. Whiting CANTERBURY S.W.1. Captain C. Hancoc MAID OR ORLEANS 2 (Capt. A.E. Larki (Capt. G. Walker BIARRITZ Capt. M.H. Bake AUTOCARRIER Capt. C. Maste orized.
(z) We may never have a correct list of all the craft which 0" assisted in the evacuation, nor shall we ever know the worthiness or unworthiness of the part played by the companies of the ships whose names we do obtain. ion S, d We must risk that and err on the side of sending too many letters rather than too few, if we are to undertake the task at all. The question of the award of a plaque to the ships is well worth considering, but before coming to a decision on that we must consult other Departments concerned. there are other questions to he acided, such as meddlo, might DI have drafted a letter on the lines SH. on which the Minister write. to of 13th June 1940 (3) The Minister has agreed the draft letter as modified, and I will have copies roneoed for signature and despatch to the persons on the attached list, but I should be glad if first you would confirm that a letter should go to the "Spinel". If a letter does go it will have to be differently phrased in any case, but according to the footnote she was ordered to Dunkirk and took no part in the evacuation. It is not clear whether she ever got to Dunkirk. Did she run out of it, or was she sunk? The Mr. МИН Hynard. IV 14th June, 1940. inkeenlyside betiol this She was hanked heavily . was moved into the inco tasin. The bridge Spenil arrived at bunkink Nicharg some of her carry. abandmed, master and ware taken of of basin the was homes. the vessel was unable to leave. This maing so she was mm se unBellami 14/10 Please see Doc. 82 with reference to previous Mi regarding the proposal for Dunkirk plaque. The Press report might would indicate to the ordinary reader that this presentation was officially sponsored. (1502) 28899/1063 1,500,000 9/39 JC&SLtd Gp644'229 Mr. Glenfster. 8' 3rd December, 19 (REGIMINT) CODE 5-34-0 We need take no action on this. W Wornhom. at X of minute 16? Whateis the result of the enquiries mentioned hope
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