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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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THERESE COMPAS Belgian drifter See under Pierre Marie 221
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