1 9 3 9
August
Contractors trials
5th
Build
completion and commenced acceptance trials
in North
Sea.
Commissioned for service
in 7th Destroyer Flotilla, Home Fleet.
11th
Passage
to Humber
to take part ion exercises with Home Fleet
destroyers.
20th
On completion
took passage to Portland.
30th
Withdrawn
from work-up and took passage to take up war
station with
Flotilla in North
Sea.
September
2nd
Joined
Humber
Force.
3rd
Deployed
for patrol duties to intercept German
warships in North
Sea.
6th
Escorted
ss BATAVIA
during passage in North
Sea from position north of Mass LV
with British
Ambassador to Germany
and staff who were returning to UK.
Detached with HM Destroyers JACKAL
and JUNO
who were part of escort on arrival
at Tongue
LV.
7th
Transferred
to Plymouth
for convoy defence in English
Channel.
(Note:
Military convoys were in transit to French
ports with BEF troops and stores.
30th
Took passage to return to Humber Force for
continuation of North
Sea
duties.
October
North
Sea
deployment in continuation.
to
(For
details of naval activities in Home waters
after outbreak of war. See ENGAGE
December
THE ENEMY MORE CLOSELY by C Barnett
and Naval Staff History.
These included
enforcement of
blockade and interception of enemy surface
craft laying mines.
Detached for Fleet
duties
as required for screening major Fleet
units.)
1
9 4 0
January
Nominated for refit in Brigham
and Cowan shipyard at Hull.
Taken in hand for refit
and repairs including fit of degaussing
equipment.
February
On completion of post refit trials
rejoined Humber Force.
27th
Went
to assistance of HM Destroyer JACKAL which
had been damage in collision with
with Swedish
ss STORFORS in North
Sea. Rescued survivors from Swedish ship.
28th
Escorted
HMS JACKAL to Tyne
for repair.
March
North
Sea
deployment in continuation
19th
Stood
by HM Destroyer JERVIS after that ship had
collided with Swedish ss
TOR and
and sustained
serious structural damage with several
casualties.
(Note:
HMS JERVIS, Leader of Flotilla was later
towed to Tyne
by HMS JAVELIN,)
Ships of Flotilla may have been on
passage to Rosyth for future deployment.)
April
Deployed for Home Fleet convoy
defence duties based at Rosyth.
(Note:
Other ships in Flotilla were:
HM Destroyers JERVIS (Leader), JAVELIN,
JERSEY,
JUNO,
JUPITER, JACKAL and JAGUAR)
5th
Part
of escort of Convoy ON25 during passage to Norway
with HM Destroyers
JAVELIN, JUNO, ECLIPSE, GRENADE and HM Cruiser CALCUTTA..
8th
Detached
to join units of Home Fleet for support of
allied military
operations in
Norway
after German invasion.
10th
Deployed off Norway
with Fleet units.
16th
Sailed
from Scapa
Flow
as escort for HM Cruiser SUFFOLK
during passage in North
Sea with HM Destroyers
JUNO,
HEREWARD and KIPLING.
17th
Deployed
as screen for HMS SUFFOLK during bombardment
of airfield at Stavanger,
Norway
(Operation DUCK).
On completion under heavy and sustained
air attacks during which the cruiser
sustained
very serious damage.
18th
Escorted
damaged HMS SUFFOLK.
25th
Norwegian support in continuation.
29th
Embarked French troops and AA guns.
30th
Deployed
at Namsos and
under heavy air attacks during which HM
Sloop BITTERN
was hit and set
on fire. Rescued survivors from Sloop and
sank her by torpedo.
May
1st
Assisted
in evacuation of allied troops at Namsos.
2nd
Embarked
French troops for passage to Moesjon
and landed them unobserved
7th
Detached
from Norwegian operations and took passage
to Rosyth.
9th
Sailed
from Rosyth with HM Destroyers HEREWARD,
HYPERION and HAVOCK as
escort for HM
Cruiser BIRMINGHAM
for deployment in Nore Command.
Diverted to carry out search for minelayers
off Little Fisher Bank
10th
Resumed
passage after search called off. See Naval
Staff History.
11th
Deployed
at Sheerness with HM Destroyers HYPERION,
HEREWARD,
HAVOCK, KIMBERLEY,
HOSTILE, HM Cruisers GALATEA and
ARETHUSA for interception patrols
and support of military operations in
Holland
and Belgium.
13th
Passage
to Hook
of Holland
to assist in evacuation (Operation ORDNANCE)
Took damaged destroyer HMS VERSATILE
in tow after taking on board casualties
due to air
attack whilst at Hook
of Holland.
Soldiers of Irish Guards previously
rescued
by HMS VERSATILE were also embarked for
passage to UK
14th
Returned
to Hook
of Holland
for further evacuation and embarked French
and
Polish diplomats with other evacuees for
passage to Sheerness
15th
Transferred
to 14th Destroyer Flotilla in Mediterranean
Fleet and took passage
to Plymouth.
16th
At Plymouth
to prepare for passage to Mediterranean
Pennant Number for visual signalling
purposes
changed to G53).
17th
Sailed from Plymouth
to join Fleet at Alexandria.
25th
Arrived
at Alexandria.
June
Deployed at Alexandria
for Fleet screening duties.
11th
Part
of destroyer screen with sister ship HMS JUNO during Mediterranean Fleet
sortie into
eastern
Mediterranean
in search for Italian warships.
12th
Returned to Alexandria
with Fleet units.
(Note:
During June several operations were carried
out including bombardments
of Tobruk
and Bardia as
well as antisubmarine sweeps in response
to known
submarine
movements. HM Cruiser CALYPSO was sunk off Crete
on 11th.)
July
7th
Part
of screen for HM Battleships MALAYA,
ROYAL SOVEREIGN and
WARSPITE, HM Aircraft Carrier EAGLE,
HM Cruisers LIVERPOOL,
NEPTUNE, ORION and SYDNEY (RAN) as
Force C to provide cover for
passage
of convoys MF1 and MS1 from Malta
to Egypt
(Operation MA5).
(Note:
Other destroyers in screen were HM
Destroyers DEFENDER,
DAINTY, DECOY, HYPERION, HOSTILE,
HASTY, ILEX, JUNO,
VAMPIRE (RAN) and
VOYAGER (RAN).)
9th
Present
at first capital ship engagement with
Italian warships off Punto
Stilo.
(Battle
of Calabria
– This established British ascendancy over
Italian major
ships since
the enemy fleet withdrew after their
Flagship and a cruiser
were damaged
by initial salvoes from HMS WARSPITE at long
range.
(For details of naval activities
in Mediterranean
between 1940 and 1943 see
THE BATTLE
FOR THE MEDITERRANEAN by D
Macintyre,
ENGAGE
THE ENEMY MORE CLOSELY by C Barnett
and THE NAVAL WAR IN
MEDITERRANEAN
by J Greene and A
Massignani.)
10th
Under
air attacks during return passage to Alexandria
11th
Detached
from Fleet screen and joined escort for
Convoy MS1 during
passage
in Mediterranean
to replace HM Destroyer VAMPIRE which had
been damaged
during air attacks.
15th
Detached
from MS1 on arrival and resumed Flotilla
duties at Alexandria
(Note: Flotilla
included HM Destroyers MOHAWK, NUBIAN,
JERVIS and JUNO
August
17th
Deployed
with screen for HM Battleships MALAYA and
RAMILLIES in
bombardment of
Bardia.
21st
Part
of screen for major units covering passage
of convoy from Egypt
to
Greek port
of Piraeus.
26th
Took
passage for detached service with Force “H”
at Gibraltar with HM
Destroyers HERO, MOHAWK and NUBIAN
for escort of reinforcement
ships on
passage from UK
to join the Fleet at Alexandria.
(Operation HATS – See above references.)
30th
Joined
HM Battleship VALIANT, HM Aircraft Carrier
ILLUSTRIOUS,
HM Cruisers COVENTRY and CALCUTTA
as part of screen during the
passage
from Gibraltar
and designated Force F.
(Note:
Other ships in screen were HM Destroyers
ENCOUNTER, FAULKNOR,
FIREDRAKE, FORESIGHT, FORESTER, FORTUNE,
FURY, GALLANT,
GREYHOUND, GRIFFIN,
HOTSPUR.
VELOX, WISHART of Force H
and HMS
HERO and HMS MOHAWK.)
September
1st
Remained with screen of Force F when Force H
ships detached
for return to Gibraltar.
(Note: HM
Destroyers HERO, JANUS, MOHAWK, NUBIAN,
GALLANT,
GREYHOUND,
GRIFFIN
and HOTSPUR escorted convoy through to Malta.
2nd
Ships of Mediterranean Fleet joined after
passage through Sicilian
Channel.
Under air attack off Malta
with HM Destroyer IMPERIAL.
5th
Arrived at Alexandria
with Force F and resumed Flotilla duties.
17th
Carried out bombardment at Sollum.
and Sidi
Barrani.
18th
Escorted HM Cruiser KENT under tow by HMS NUBIAN of Flotilla
during return
passage to Alexandria.
(HMS
KENT
had been disabled after air attack.)
22nd
Carried out shore bombardment in support
of
military operation.
28th
Part of escort for HM Cruisers LIVERPOOL and
GLOUCESTER
for passage to Malta
from Alexandria
with troops.
October
8th
Deployed with HM Destroyers DAINTY, DECOY,
IMPERIAL, JERVIS,
JUNO, MOHAWK, STUART (RAN) and VAMPIRE (RAN) as
screen for HMS
ILLUSTRIOUS, HMS EAGLE, HMS MALAY, HMS
RAMILLIES,
HMS VALIANT, HMS WARSPITE, HM Cruisers AJAX,
GLOUCESTER,
LIVERPOOL,
ORION, SYDNEY (RAN) and YORK
to provide cover
for passage of Convoy MW2 to Malta
and ME2 from
Malta
(Operation MB6)
12th
Under attacks by Italian torpedo boats
which
were driven off.
(Note: Three
were sunk. See above references).
14th
Returned to Alexandria
with Fleet units.
November
6th
Deployed with HM Destroyers DECOY, DEFENDER,
HASTY,
HAVOCK,
HEREWARD, HERO, HYPERION, ILEX, JERVIS, JUNO,
MOHAWK
and NUBIAN as screen for HMS ILLUSTRIOUS,
HMS MALAYA,
HMS
RAMILLIES, HMS VALIANT, HMS WARSPITE, HMS AJAX,
HMS
GLOUCESTER, HMS ORION, HMAS SYDNEY and HMS YORK to
provide cover for
passage of Convoy MW3 to Malta
and ME3 from Malta
(Operation
MB8)
11th
Part of escort for HM Aircraft Carrier
ILLUSTRIOUS during attacks
on Italian
Fleet at Taranto
(Operation JUDGEMENT).
(Note: This
operation was part of Operation COAT to pass
additional
reinforcement
warships to Alexandria.
See references
December
8th
Carried out shore bombardment in support
of military operation.
13th
Deployed as escort for HM Cruiser COVENTRY
during passage to Alexandria
after
being badly
damaged by aircraft torpedo off the coast of
North
Africa.
16th
Deployed with screen for HMS ILLUSTRIOUS,
HMS VALIANT, HMS
WARSPITE,
HMS AJAX,
HMS GLOUCESTER,
HMS ORION, HMAS
SYDNEY
and HMS YORK
to provide Distant Cover for passage
of Convoy MW5 to
Malta
(Operation MC2).
17th
Deployed with screen during bombardment of
Valona,
Albania
by Fleet units.
18th
Detached
with HM Destroyers JERVIS and JUNO as screen
for HMS
AJAX,
HMS ORION and HMAS SYDNEY to carry out an
offensive
sweep in
Gulf
of Taranto for interception of Italian convoys to Albania.
21st
Deployed
with Mediterranean Fleet screen during
passage to cover transit
of HMS MALAYA
with HM Destroyers HYPERION, ILEX and two
supply ships
(Force F) during
passage through Sicilian
Narrows
en route for Gibraltar.
22nd
Sank HMS
HYPERION, mined during transit and under tow
by HMS ILEX
(Note:
This was necessary because of threat of air
attack after daybreak.
1
9 4 1
January
3rd
Carried
out shore bombardment in support of
military operation.
5th
Sailed
from Alexandria
as screen for HM Cruisers SOUTHAMPTON and
GLOUCESTER
with HM Destroyer ILEX during passage to Suda Bay
to embark
troops to
reinforce
garrison in Malta.
6th
Passage
to Malta
as screen with ILEX for same ships.
8th
Arrived
in Malta
for routine docking.
10th
Sailed from Malta
to rejoin Fleet units escorting military
convoy
from Gibraltar
after passage
through Sicilian narrows.
(Operation
EXCESS – This convoy had been under heavy
and sustained air attacks by
Fleigerkorps X
(Note: HMS
ILLUSTRIOUS has been very badly damaged. See
above
references for details.)
11th
Under further heavy air attacks during which
HMS SOUTHAMPTON had
been set on fire.
Detached
from screen with HMS JERVIS, HM Cruiser
ORION and HMS
PERTH
(RAN) to assist stricken cruiser. After ship
had to be abandoned
she was sunk by
HMS ORION.
12th
Rejoined screen for EXCESS convoy on passage
to Alexandria.
15th
Arrived at Alexandria
with Fleet units.
18th
Passage to Suda
Bay
with HMS JUNO,
HMS ILEX and HMS GREYHOUND.
21st
Passage to Malta
for escort of HMS ILLUSTRIOUS after
completion
of temporary
repair to
damage..
22nd
Arrived in Malta.
23rd
Deployed with HM Destroyers GREYHOUND,
JERVIS
and JUNO
for
escort of
HMS ILLUSTRIOUS to Alexandria.
25th
Arrived at Alexandria
and resumed Flotilla duties
with Fleet.
February
Deployed
with Flotilla based at Suda Bay
for escort of convoys in Aegean.
(Note:
Lack of an aircraft carrier prevented
transit of relief convoy to
Malta
but
cruisers were
used to carry military personnel and
some empty mercantiles
were returned to
Egypt
with cover from Fleet units (Operation MC8)
March
Fleet
units were deployed to cover passage of
Convoy MW6 to Malta.
(Operation
MC9).
27th
Joined HM Destroyers JERVIS, NUBIAN and
MOHAWK
to escort
HM Aircraft
Carrier
FORMIDABLE and sailed from Alexandria
as part
of operation intended to
intercept force
of major Italian warships
known to be on
passage to attack
convoys
from Egypt
to Piraeus.
28th
Joined HMS WARSPITE, HMS BARHAM, HMS VALIANT
at sea and took
passage
to
position south of
Crete patrolled by cruisers of Mediterranean
Fleet deployed to
give
warning of
approaching enemy force.
Took part in Battle of
Matapan with Mediterranean Fleet units.
{Note:
For details see MATAPAN by SW Pack and above
references),
April
Nominated
for detached service in Malta
for interception of supply convoys to North
African ports.
9th
Passage to Malta
with HM Destroyers JERVIS,
MOHAWK and NUBIAN.
11th
Arrived in Malta.
14th
Deployed with same
ships for convoy interception.
16th
All destroyers engaged enemy convoy of 5
ships and escorts with main armament.
Three
of the escorts were hit and all the mercantiles
were sunk.
(Note: One escort, LUCA TARIGO
sank an hour after initial action and a
second,
BALERNO
was set on fire and sank the next day, The
third of the
escorts LAMPO
was also set on
fire and beached, but later in August 1941
was
refloated,
repaired
and
re-commissioned in 1942
HMS
MOHAWK was hit by two torpedoes and although
afloat had to be scuttled.
The
torpedoes were fired by LUCA TARIGO before
that ship was disabled.
Returned
to Malta
with HMS JERVIS and HMS NUBIAN after
embarking
survivors
from HMS MOHAWK.
19th
Sailed from Malta
with HM Destroyers DIAMOND, JERVIS and
NUBIAN
as escort for
Convoy
ME7 during passage to Alexandria.
(Note: ME7
included HMS BRECONSHIRE.)
20th
Met Mediterranean Fleet units on passage
to carry out bombardment of Tripoli
and
transferred to
main Fleet screen with HMS JERVIS.
21st
Deployed in Force "B" with HM
Destroyers HASTY, HAVOCK, HEREWARD, HERO,
HOTSPUR,
JAGUAR, JERVIS and JUNO as screen for HM Battleships WARSPITE,
BARHAM, VALIANT and HM
Cruiser GLOUCESTER
during bombardment of Tripoli.
(Operation
MD2 - See above references.)
On
completion detached from Force B with HM
Destroyers JAGUAR, JERVIS and
JUNO
for passage to Malta
to resume interception duties.
24th
Intercepted
Italian convoy during patrol off Tripoli
and sank the escorting
naval auxiliary
EGREO. Ships under escort escaped damage.
28th
Unable
to sail with HM Cruisers DIDO, ABDIEL, HM
Destroyers IMPERIAL,
JAGUAR and JUNO as escort for HMS BRECONSHIRE during passage to Egypt
because
of mechanical defect.
May
Unable to leave Grand
Harbour
due to field of magnetic mines.
9th
Sailed
from Malta
with HMS JACKAL, HMS KELLY and HMS KELVIN to
join HM
Cruisers AJAX,
DIDO, ORION and PERTH (RAN) as escort for
military
convoy from
Gibraltar
carrying tanks for Eighth Army. (Operation
TIGER).
10th
Passage
to Alexandria
with screen for Mediterranean Fleet units
providing
Distant Cover for
passage of TIGER Convoy. Under air
attacks
which were
repelled.
12th
Arrived
at Alexandria.
18th
Sailed
from Alexandria
with HM Destroyers NAPIER (RAN), KIMBERLEY,
ISIS
and GRIFFIN
as screen for HMS WARSPITE, HMS VALIANT and
HM Cruiser
AJAX
in Force A for support of defence of Crete
which was under a threat of
invasion
by German force. See above references.
20th
Transferred
to Force D made up of HMS ORION, HMS DIDO, HMS
AJAX
screened
by HM Destroyers ISIS, IMPERIAL and KIMBERLEY.
(Note: HMS HASTY and HMS HEREWARD
joined Force D screen later. This
Force was deployed to intercept invasion
craft on passage to land troops
in Crete.)
21st
Engaged
a convoy of small craft escorted by Italian
torpedo boat LUPO in
position
NE of Cannae, Crete.
Ten invasion craft were sunk although many
were
rescued.
LUPO was hit and damaged.
(Note:
Total of 2,331 German troops are recorded as
having been embarked.)
22nd
Rejoined
main Fleet screen and returned to Alexandria.
25th
Deployed
as screen for HMS QUEEN ELIZABETH, HMS
BARHAM and HMS
FORMIDABLE with HM Destroyers NUBIAN,
KANDAHAR
HEREWARD, HASTY,
VENDETTA (RAN)
and VOYAGER (RAN).
Sailed from Alexandria
to carry out air attacks on airfield
at Scarpanto.
Under air attacks during which HMS
FORMIDABLE and HMS NUBIAN were damaged
26th
Under
air attacks during which HMS BARHAM was
damaged..
27th
Returned to Alexandria
with Fleet units.
29th
Took part in evacuation of allied troops
from Crete.
(For details of disastrous operations
in defence of Crete
see THE LAST
BATTLE
by C Macdonald, The Naval Staff History
and above references.)
June
Deployed
with Flotilla for support of military
operations against Vichy
French in Syria
(Operation EXPORTER – See RELUCTANT
ENEMIES by W Tute.
7th
Took
passage from Alexandria
to join ships of Force B off Syrian
coast for gunfire
support and defence against Vichy French
warship.
8th
Deployed
inshore to intercept Vichy French warships
attempting to interfere with shore
operations.
9th
With
HMS JAGUAR came under fire from Vichy French
destroyers
VALMY and GUEPARD.
Sustained damage in Boiler Room and on
Bridge after being
hit by three
shells. 13 of ship’s company were killed and
13 other wounded. Ship was
disabled
and taken in tow by HMS KIMBERLEY. Enemy
ships withdrew after arrival of
HMS HOTSPUR, HMS
ISIS and threat presented by British
cruisers. See THE NAVAL
WAR IN THE MEDITERRANEAN
by J Gree and A
Massignani.
10th
Passage under tow by HM Destroyer KIMBERLEY
to Haifa.
for temporary
repairs.
15th
Passage to Suez
under tow by HM Netlayer
PROTECTOR after repair.
16th
Arrived
at Suez.
Permanent
repair arranged at HM Dockyard Simonstown,
South Africa.
July
Passage
to Simonstown
with calls at Mombasa
and Durban.
21st
Taken in hand by HM Dockyard, Simonstown.
August
Under
repair at Simonstown.
to
December
1
9 4 2
January
Under
repair at Simonstown
to
February
March
Post refit trials
and prepared for operational service..
April
Passage
to Alexandria
to resume Mediterranean Fleet duties.
17th
Resumed Flotilla duties at Alexandria.
May
Deployed
in eastern Mediterranean
for convoy defence and support.
June
4th
Sustained
extensive damage after detonating acoustic
mine and withdrawn
from operational
use.
(Note:
This prevented the ship taking part in the
disastrous attempt to pass a
relief convoy
to Malta
(Operation VIGOROUS).
July
Repair arranged
at Suez.
15th
Taken in hand for survey and repair.
August
Extent of damage
precluded further local repair work
September
At Suez
awaiting decision on completion of repair.
to
October
November
11th
Repair
arranged in UK
and prepared for passage
23rd
Took passage from Port
Said
to UK
via Cape
of Good Hope.
December
Passage in Indian
Ocean
1
9 4 3
January
Passage
in Atlantic
Ocean.
Refit
arranged at Tyne
commercial shipyard
30th
Arrived in Tyne
for repair.
February
Taken in hand for repair and refit
March
Under refit in
commercial shipyard
to
July
August
Post refit
trials and prepared for service.
Passage to Scapa
Flow
on completion.
September
Worked-up with Home Fleet ships at Scapa
Flow.
October
On
completion of work-up deployed at Scapa Flow with Home
Fleet
14th
Joined
HM Destroyers HAIDA (RCN),
IROQUOIS (RCN), HARDY and
VIGILANT as screen for HM Battleship
ANSON during passage to Spitzbergen
for relief
of garrison (Operation GEARBOX III).
November
Home Fleet deployment in continuation
with 10th Destroyer Flotilla.
Passage to Plymouth
for replacement of gun barrels for main
armament.
18th
Replacement
work by HM Dockyard Devonport commenced
26th
Deployed
at Plymouth
on completion
December
Nominated for service in Mediterranean
with 14th Destroyer Flotilla
2nd
Taken
in hand by HM Dockyard, Devonport for fitted
of H/F Direction
Finding
Outfit for detection of source of radio
signals.)
8th
Dockyard
work completed and resumed operational
deployment
11th
Sailed from Plymouth
to Mediterranean
to rejoin 14th Destroyer Flotilla.
26th
Rejoined Flotilla.
27th
Passage to Brindisi
with HMS JERVIS.
1
9 4 4
January
Deployed
for support of military operations in Adriatic.
3rd
Took
part in bombardment at Pesaro,
4th
Carried
out interception patrol sinking three
sailing vessels
5th
Bombarded
shore positions including railway track.
6th
Bombarded
positions at Anacin and Civitanova
with HMS JERVIS.
Nominated for support
of landings by 1st British Infantry
Division at Nazi.
(Operation SHINGLE).
Passage to Naples
18th
Carried
out bombardment of Gaeta
with HM Cruisers ORION, HM Destroyers
JERVIS, FAULKNOR
and LAFOREY.
20th
Joined
Northern Attack Force (Peter) comprising HM
Cruisers ORION and
SPARTAN, HM Auxiliary AA Ship ULSTER
QUEEN, with HM Destroyers
JERVIS, LAFOREY, LOYAL, INGLEFIELD,
TENACIOUS, URCHIN,
KEMPENFELT, BEAUFORT,
BRECON, WILTON
and TETCOTT.
21st
Passage to Anzio
with Northern Attack Force.
22nd
Provided naval gunfire support during
assault phase.
(See
Naval Staff History and ENGAGE THE ENEMY
MORE CLOSELY by C
Barnett.)
23rd
Hit by
torpedo during air attack off Anzio
and sank with heavy loss
of life
when magazine exploded. 94 survivors were
rescued by
HMS JERVIS and HM Tug WEASEL but
158 of ship’s company lost their lives.
(Note:
HMS JERVIS was hit by a Glider Bomb during
same attacks
but was
able to return to Naples.)
Addendum
CONVOY
ESCORT MOVEMENTS of HMS JANUS
by
Don Kindell
These
convoy lists have not been cross-checked
with the text above
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Date
convoy sailed
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Joined
convoy as escort
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Convoy No.
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Left
convoy
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Date
convoy arrived
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09/09/39
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11/09/39
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OA
002
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12/09/39
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12/09/39
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15/09/39
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15/09/39
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OA
005
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18/09/39
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18/09/39
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19/09/39
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19/09/39
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OA
007
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22/09/39
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22/09/39
|
21/09/39
|
22/09/39
|
OA
008
|
24/09/39
|
24/09/39
|
01/10/39
|
01/10/39
|
OA
013
|
04/10/39
|
04/10/39
|
14/10/39
|
14/10/39
|
HN
000
|
16/10/39
|
16/10/39
|
03/12/39
|
03/12/39
|
FN
0048
|
04/12/39
|
04/12/39
|
18/12/39
|
18/12/39
|
NARVIK
2
|
24/12/39
|
24/12/39
|
15/02/40
|
15/02/40
|
FN
0095
|
17/02/40
|
17/02/40
|
19/02/40
|
19/02/40
|
FS
0100
|
21/02/40
|
21/02/40
|
25/02/40
|
25/02/40
|
TM
014
|
26/02/40
|
26/02/40
|
04/03/40
|
04/03/40
|
ON
017A/
|
08/03/40
|
08/03/40
|
14/03/40
|
14/03/40
|
TM
026
|
15/03/40
|
15/03/40
|
19/03/40
|
19/03/40
|
ON
021/1
|
23/03/40
|
23/03/40
|
22/03/40
|
22/03/40
|
HN
021
|
25/03/40
|
25/03/40
|
27/03/40
|
27/03/40
|
ON
023/1
|
31/03/40
|
31/03/40
|
05/04/40
|
06/04/40
|
ON
025/1
|
08/04/40
|
unknown
|
11/04/40
|
13/04/40
|
NP
001
|
15/04/40
|
15/04/40
|
11/09/40
|
11/09/40
|
AN
003
|
15/09/40
|
15/09/40
|
11/05/41
|
13/05/41
|
ANF
030
|
14/05/41
|
14/05/41
|
|
|
|
|
|
(Note
on Convoys)