A-Class
Fleet Destroyer ordered in
November 1927 under the 1927
Programme from Hawthorn Leslie at
Newcastle and
laid down on 11th July 1928. The
ship was launched on 27th July
1929 as the
12th R N warship to carry this
name. She commissioned on 9th
February 1930 and
the build completion date was 20th
March 1930 at a cost of £226,313.
This price
excluded items supplied by the
Admiralty such as guns, ammunition
and
communications outfits. In
February 1942, following a
successful WARSHIP WEEK
National Savings Campaign, she was
adopted by the civil community of
Brentwood,
Essex.
B
a t t l e H
o n o u r s
ARMADA
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- LOWESTOFT 1665 - FOUR DAYS
BATTLE 1666 - ORFORDNESS
1666 - SOLEBAY
1672 - MARBELLA
1705 -
AQUILON
action
1757 - ATLANTIC 1939-44 -
BISMARCK Action
- MALTA CONVOYS
1942 - NORTH AFRICA 1942
H
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D a t a
Badge:
On a Field Green, Head
of an heraldic antelope, white
with horns gold.
M
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Audax
et vigilans: 'Daring
and watchful'
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1
9 3 9
September
Joined 18th Destroyer Flotilla at
Portsmouth for Anti-submarine
convoy escort and
patrol
duty in Channel and SW Approaches.
6th
Escorted HM
Aircraft Carrier HERMES with HM
Destroyers KEMPENFELT, ACASTA,
ARDENT
and AMAZON.
8th
Escorted
Convoy OA1 with HMS ACASTA AND HMS
AMAZON.
13th
Escorted Convoy OA4/MA
with HMS ACASTA
October
Channel and SW Approaches
deployment in continuation.
to
(For
details of naval activities in
1939 see ENGAGE THE ENEMY MORE
CLOSELY by C.
December
Barnett and Naval Staff History.)
1 9 4
0
January
Convoy
escort duty in Channel and Western
Approaches in continuation.
February
5th
Sank U41 part
of escort for Convoy OA84 in
position 49.20N 10.04W, south of
the Irish
Free
State.
There
were no survivors from the
submarine.
March
Atlantic
convoy escort in Western
Approaches in continuation.
April
Transferred
to Home Fleet
8th
Deployed for
defence of troop convoys and Fleet
Units engaged in operations off
Norway
following
the German invasion.
(Operation
WILFRED//R4)
(For
details of Norwegian operations
see NARVIK by D MacIntyre, ENGAGE
THE ENEMY
MORE
CLOSELY, CARRIER GLORIOUS by J
Winton and Naval Staff History
(HMSO-2001).
19th
Escorted French cruiser
EMILE BERTIN to Scapa Flow after
damage during air attacks at
Namsos.
30th
Escorted HM Aircraft
Carrier GLORIOUS to Join Carrier
Group off Norway with HM
Destroyers
ACHERON and BEAGLE.
May
Support
of Norwegian operations and convoy
defence in continuation.
June
8th
Joined escort
for Group I evacuation convoy from
Norway (Operation ALPHABET).
13th
Sustained structural
damage in collision with HM
Destroyer ELECTRA during escort
of
H M Aircraft Carrier ARK ROYAL to
carry out air attacks on Trondheim
15th
Taken In hand for repair
at Tyneside shipyard.
July
Under
repair
August
Rejoined
Home Fleet for A/S patrol and
screening duties on completion
of Post Repair trials.
10th
Assisted in rescue of
survivors from H M Armed Merchant
Cruiser TRANSYLVANIA with
HM
Destroyers ACHATES and FORTUNE.
20th
Joined 16th Destroyer
Flotilla at Harwich for East Coast
convoy defence duties
(Note:
Other ships in Flotilla were HM
Destroyers MALCOLM, MONTROSE,
AMBUSCADE,
WIVERN, WHITSHED, WORCESTER,
VERITY, VETERAN,
WILD
SWAN and VENOMOUS).
30th
Detached for service
with Home Fleet.
Joined
escort of military convoy on
passage to Freetown prior to
landing of Free French
troops
at Dakar (Operation MENACE).
(For
details of Dakar operation see THE
RELUCTANT ENEMIES by W. Tute).
September
1st
Detached
from convoy for escort of HM
Cruiser FIJI.
(Note:
HMS FIJI was hit by torpedo from
U32 off Shetlands and
had to return for repair.)
After
release from escort of HMS FIJI
transferred to 12th Destroyer
Flotilla based at Greenock
for
Atlantic convoy defence.
October
Deployed
on Atlantic convoy escort in NW
Approaches.
November
Transferred to 4th Escort Group in
continuation.
2nd
During escort of
Convoy OB237 with HM Destroyer
ACHATES carried out depth charge
attacks
on U31 which sank in position
56.26N 10.18H.18H.
43
survivors ware rescued when
submarine scuttled.
Before
U31 sank it collided with the ship
causing serious structural
damage.
For
details see HITLER'S U-BOAT WAR,
Volume 1 by C. Blair and U-BOATS
DESTROYED
by
P Kemp.
(Note:
U 31 had the distinction of being
the only German submarine to
have been sunk twice
during
WW2. She had been bombed and sunk
in March 1940 by an RAF
BLENHEIM
aircraft
off Wilhelmshaven but later
salvaged and re-commissioned.)
December
On completion of repair resumed
Atlantic convoy defence with
Group.
1 9 4
1
January
Part
of escort for Convoy SC19.
29th
Convoy under sustained
attacks by U93, U94 and U106.
During
anti-submarine operations carried
out ramming attempt on life
raft that had been
mistaken
for a U-Boat. See HITLER'S U-BOAT
WAR, Volume 1.
February
Atlantic convoy defence with Group
in continuation.
March
Transferred
to 3rd Destroyer Flotilla, Home
Fleet for screening of
major units.
April
Deployed
with Hone Fleet for escort of
major units in NW Approaches.
May
15th
Detached for escort of
ships of 1st Minelaying Squadron
during a minelay in Northern
Barrage
(Operation
SN9B - For details see Naval Staff
History (Mining).
23rd
Part of escort for HM
Battlecruiser HOOD and HM
Battleship PRINCE of WALES during
operation
to intercept the German battleship
BISMARCK and the cruiser
PRINZ EUGEN on
passage
to attack Atlantic convoys.
24th
Took part in search for
survivors from HMS HOOD.
29th
Escorted HM Aircraft
Carrier VICTORIOUS during return
to Scapa Flow following the
sinking
of BISMARCK.
(For
details of BISMARCK search see
BATTLESHIP BISMARCK by Mullenheim
Rechberg
ENGAGE
THE ENEMY MORE CLOSELY and PURSUIT
by L Kennedy).
June
Home
Fleet screening and patrol duties
in continuation.
25th
Took part In towing
operation with HM Destroyer
ANTHONY after HM Destroyer ACHATES
had
been badly damaged by a mine in
British Northern Barrage off
Iceland.
July
Deployed
in Iceland area.
7th
Escorted
damaged H M Destroyer ACHATES
under tow by tug ASSURANCE from
Iceland
to
UK for repair.
21st
Resumed Home Fleet
duties with Flotilla after arrival
at Scapa Flow.
29th
Deployed as part of
Force K for Commando raid on
Spitzbergen.
August
15th
Deployed with HM
Destroyers CASTLETON, CHARLESTOWN,
DOUGLAS,
GEORGETOWN,
INTREPID, LEAMINGTON, SALADIN and
Polish AA ship
POZARICA
as escort for military convoy from
Scapa Flow to Clyde after
operation to occupy
Azores
had been cancelled.
18th
Resumed Home Fleet
duties on arrival of convoy in
Clyde.
Nominated
for escort of ships during PLANNED
LANDING AT Spitzbergen by
Canadian
troops
(Operation GAUNTLET).
19th
Deployed with HM
Destroyers TARTAR, ICARUS, ANTHONY
and ECLIPSE as screen for
ss
EMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA, HM Cruisers
AURORA and NIGERIA during passage
to
Spitzbergen
(Note:
Mines were destroyed with
evacuation of Norwegian and
Russian
nationals .)
September
Home Fleet screening duties with
Flotilla on completion.
29th
Deployed in Iceland and
Joined Russian Convoy PQ1 with HM
Destroyer ANTHONY for
escort
during passage to Archangel.
October
4th
Detached from
PQ1 and returned to Iceland.
(Note:
This was the first normal convoy
of the PQ series.
See
CONVOYS TO RUSSIA by RA Ruegg and
ARCTIC CONVOYS by R
Woodman,
CONVOY! and THE RUSSIAN CONVOYS by
B Schoefield)
November
Atlantic convoy defence in
continuation
Nominated
for refit.
December
Under refit
1 9 4
2
January
Under refit.
February
On completion of post refit trials
joined 23rd Escort Group based at
Greenock for Atlantic
convoy
defence.
March
Deployment
with Group in continuation.
Nominated
for duty at Gibraltar or convoy
defence.
23rd
Joined HM Destroyers
NEWPORT, BADSWORTH, BEVERLEY,
KEPPEL,
LEAMINGTON,
VOLUNTEER, BOADICEA and ROCKINGHAM
as Local Escort for
military
convoy WS17 in Clyde.
(Note:
W317 was taking troops to Middle
East and to India.)
27th
Detached from WS17and
took passage to Gibraltar.
April
Deployed
at Gibraltar with 13th Destroyer
Flotilla for convoy escort and
patrol.
(For
details of Mediterranean
operations see ENGAGE THE ENEMY
MORE
CLOSELY.
THE
BATTLE FOR THE MEDITERRANEAN by D.
MacIntyre and Naval Staff History)
19th
Joined HM Destroyers
WISHART, WESTCOTT, WRESTLER and
VIDETTE of Flotilla
as
escort for US aircraft carrier USS
WASP for aircraft ferrying
operation to Malta.
(Operation
CALENDAR - Cover was provided by
HM Battlecruiser RENOWN, HM
Cruisers
CAIRO and CHARYBDIS screened by
Home Fleet and US Navy
destroyers.)
21st
On return of USS
WASP to Gibraltar reamed Flotilla
duties for convoy defence.
May
8th
Deployed with
HM Destroyers VIDETTE, GEORGETOWN,
SALISBURY, PARTRIDGE,
ITHURIEL,
WESTCOTT, WISHART, WRESTLER and
VIDETTE as escort for USS WASP
and
HM Aircraft Carrier EAGLE during
Malta aircraft delivery (Operation
BOWERY).
(Note:
Cover was provided by HMS RENOWN,
HMS CHARYBDIS and HM Aircraft
Carrier
EAGLE
with Home Pleat and US Navy
destroyer screen.)
10th
Resumed Flotilla duties
at Gibraltar on completion of
BOWERY.
17th
Joined H M Destroyers
PARTRIDGE, ITHURIEL WISHART,
WESTCOTT, WRESTLER and
VIDETTE
as escort for USS WASP and HMS
EAGLE for further aircraft
delivery to Malta.
(Operation
LB).
(Note:
HMS CHARYBDIS provided Cover.)
19th
Returned to Gibraltar with USS
WASP and ships of escort
June
2nd
Deployed with HM
Destroyers WISHART, WESTCOTT,
ITHURIEL WRESTLER and
PARTRIDGE
as escort for HMS EAGLE and HMS
CHARYBDIS during aircraft
delivery to
Malta
(Operation STYLE).
4th
Returned to
Gibraltar on completion of STYLE.
8th
Deployed with
HM Destroyers PARTRIDGE, ITHURIEL,
WISHART, WRESTLER and
WESTCOTT
as screen for HMS EAGLE, HM
Cruisers CAIRO and CHARYBDIS
during
aircraft
delivery to Malta by HMS EAGLE.
(Operation
SALIENT).
10th
On return to Gibraltar with
SALIENT ships retained for duty
with Force H.
11th
Joined HM Destroyers
ONSLOW, ICARUS, ESCAPADE, WISHART,
WESTCOTT,
WRESTLER
and VIDETTE in Force W as screen
for HM Battleship MALAYA. HM
Aircraft
Carriers
ARGUS, EAGLE HM Cruisers KENYA,
CHARYBDIS and LIVERPOOL providing
cover
for passage of Convoy WS19S to
Sicilian Narrows prior to passage
to Malta .
(Operation
HARPOON).
14th
Detached to tow HM
Cruiser LIVERPOOL back to
Gibraltar after damage during air
attacks
off
Bone, escorted by HM Destroyer
WESTCOTT.
(Note:
Escort was supplemented by HM
Corvettes JONQUIL and SPIRAEA.
For
details of HARPOON sea above
references.)
15th
After arrival at
Gibraltar resumed Local Flotilla
duties.
20th
Passage from Gibraltar with HM
Destroyers WISHART, BEAGLE,
WOLVERINE and
VIDETTE
to join Ocean Escort of military
convoy WS20 on passage to
Freetown.
Remained
with WS20 as part of Ocean Escort.
July
2nd
Detached from WS20
on arrival at Freetown and
returned to Gibraltar.
15th
Deployed with HM
Destroyers WESTCOTT, WRESTLER,
VANSITTART and ITHURIEL as
escort
for HMS EAGLE, HMS CAIRO and HMS
CHARYBDIS during Malta aircraft
delivery
by
HMS EAGLE
(Operation
PINPOINT).
16th
After return of PINPOINT
ships retained in Force H for
further Malta aircraft delivery.
20th
Deployed with same ships
as PINPOINT for repeat aircraft
delivery.
(Operation
INSECT)
22nd
Resumed Flotilla convoy
defence duties on release from
INSECT.
August
10th
Deployed with HM
Destroyers VANSITTART, WISHART,
LAFOREY, LIGHTNING,
ITHURIEL
and LOOKOUT as screen for HM
Aircraft Carriers VICTORIOUS,
INDOMITABLE,
EAGLE, HM Cruisers CHARYBDIS,
PHOEBE, SIRIUS in Force Z to
provide
Cover for passage of Convoy WS12
to Sicilian Narrows.
(Operation
PEDESTAL - See above references
and PEDESTAL by P Smith for
details.).
13th
Deployed with HM
Destroyers AMAZON, WISHART, WITCH
and ZETLAND as
escort
for HMS NELSON, HMS INDOMITABLE
and HMS ITHURIEL during
passage
to Gibraltar after damage during
air attacks on PEDESTAL
CONVOY. See
MALTA
CONVOYS by R Woodman.
14th
Released from Force H
duty and resumed Local Flotilla
convoy defence at Gibraltar.
24th
Transferred to 18th
Destroyer Flotilla at Freetown.
Passage
from Gibraltar to Join Flotilla.
30th
Arrived at Bathurst, Gambia for
convoy escort duty.
September
Deployed at Freetown for South
Atlantic and local coastal convoy
defence.
6th
Joined
military convoy WS22 for Local
Escort into Freetown.
9th
Detached on
arrival of WS22 at Freetown.
13th
Joined WS22 with HM
Destroyer BOREAS and Greek
destroyer PINDOS on departure from
Freetown
as Load Escort.
15th
Detached from WS22 and
returned to Freetown.
October
13th
Joined military Convoy
WS23 as Local Start during passage
into Freetown.
16th
Detached from WS23 with
Local Escort on arrival at
Freetown.
November
Nominated for duly at Gibraltar in
support of planned landings in
North Africa.
(Operation
TORCH)
Passage
from Freetown to join escort of
convoy KMF1A on passage to
Gibraltar from UK.
8th
Deployed with
escort for KMF1A on passage to
landing beaches.
After
initial landings escorted
Follow-up convoys.
(For
details of TORCH see ENGAGE THE
ENEMY MORE CLOSELY and Naval Staff
History.)
December
Deployment at Gibraltar in
continuation.
1 9 4
3
January
Convoy escort in Mediterranean in
continuation.
30th
Sank Italian submarine
TRITONE with HM Canadian Corvette
PORT ARTHUR.
February
Deployed in western Mediterranean
for anti-submarine patrol and
convoy defence.
to
April
May
Deployed
with other destroyers to intercept
craft evacuating enemy
troops in Cape Bon area
(Operation
RETRIBUTION – See above
references.)
On
completion resumed duties at
Gibraltar.
26th
Passage from Gibraltar with HM
Destroyers CATTERICK end FOXHOUND
to join escort
for
joint military convoy WS30/KMF15
during Atlantic passage.
Remained
with WS30 as part of Ocean Escort
during passage to Freetown
after ships for
Middle
East detached from Gibraltar
section KMF15.
29th
Detached from WS30 on
arrival at Freetown.
June
Return
passage to Gibraltar.
On
arrival deployed in western and
central Mediterranean for convoy
defence.
July
Deployed
for escort of military convoys on
passage to North African
ports prior to planned
allied
landings in Sicily (Operation
HUSKY).
August
Mediterranean
convoy defence in continuation.
September
6th
Carried out
unsuccessful search for U617 off
Europe Point following the sinking
of
HM
Escort
Destroyer PUCKERIDGE.
(Note:
HMS PUCKERIDGE was torpedoed by
U617 and sank in six minutes in
a position
40
miles east of Gibraltar.
129
survivors were rescued by a
Spanish fishing trawler.
October
Convoy
escort based at Gibraltar in
continuation.
to
December
1 9 4
4
January
Gibraltar deployment in
continuation.
to
June
July
Nominated
for return to UK to reduce to
Reserve status.
August
Passage to UK.
September
Deployed at Portsmouth and
prepared for paying-off.
October
Passage to Tyne
3rd
Paid-off in
Tyne and laid-up.
P
o s t W
a r N
o t e s
HMS
ANTELOPE
was Paid-off because of poor
operational availability due to
defects and
shortage of personnel
to man new construction ships with
improved capabilities, The ship
was laid-up
until placed on the
Disposal List in 1945. She was
sold to BISCO for demolition by
Hughes Bolcow and
arrived in tow at the
breaker’s yard in Blyth on 26th
January 1946.
Addendum
CONVOY ESCORT MOVEMENTS of
HMS
ANTELOPE
by
Don Kindell
These
convoy lists have not been
cross-checked with the text above
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Date
convoy
sailed
|
Joined
convoy
as escort
|
Convoy No.
|
Left
convoy
|
Date
convoy
arrived
|
|
|
|
|
|
07/09/39
|
07/09/39
|
OA
001
|
09/09/39
|
unknown
|
13/09/39
|
13/09/39
|
OA
004
|
16/09/39
|
unknown
|
05/10/39
|
05/10/39
|
OA
015
|
08/10/39
|
08/10/39
|
15/10/39
|
17/10/39
|
OA
020G
|
18/10/39
|
17/10/39
|
17/10/39
|
18/10/39
|
OG
003
|
19/10/39
|
26/10/39
|
25/10/39
|
25/10/39
|
OA
025
|
28/10/39
|
unknown
|
06/11/39
|
06/11/39
|
OA
031
|
10/11/39
|
10/11/39
|
31/10/39
|
10/11/39
|
HXF
007
|
12/11/39
|
12/11/39
|
26/11/39
|
26/11/39
|
OA
042
|
27/11/39
|
30/11/39
|
02/12/39
|
04/12/39
|
OA
045G
|
05/12/39
|
05/12/39
|
05/12/39
|
05/12/39
|
OG
009
|
06/12/39
|
11/12/39
|
10/12/39
|
10/12/39
|
OA
050G
|
11/12/39
|
unknown
|
11/12/39
|
11/12/39
|
OG
010
|
12/12/39
|
16/12/39
|
09/12/39
|
15/12/39
|
HG
010
|
16/12/39
|
16/12/39
|
29/12/39
|
09/01/40
|
HX
014
|
12/01/40
|
12/01/40
|
13/01/40
|
14/01/40
|
OA
072
|
15/01/40
|
17/01/40
|
12/01/40
|
21/01/40
|
HXF
016
|
24/01/40
|
24/01/40
|
25/01/40
|
25/01/40
|
OA
079
|
26/01/40
|
28/01/40
|
02/02/40
|
02/02/40
|
OA
084
|
05/02/40
|
05/02/40
|
28/01/40
|
06/02/40
|
HXF
018
|
08/02/40
|
08/02/40
|
13/03/40
|
14/03/40
|
OA
109
|
unknown
|
16/03/40
|
05/03/40
|
18/03/40
|
HX
025
|
20/03/40
|
20/03/40
|
21/03/40
|
21/03/40
|
OA
114
|
23/03/40
|
24/03/40
|
18/03/40
|
27/03/40
|
HX
028
|
02/04/40
|
02/04/40
|
02/04/40
|
02/04/40
|
OA
122
|
04/04/40
|
05/04/40
|
13/05/40
|
13/05/40
|
NP
003
|
17/05/40
|
17/05/40
|
31/08/40
|
31/08/40
|
MP
|
01/09/40
|
14/09/40
|
03/09/40
|
05/09/40
|
OG
042
|
08/09/40
|
16/09/40
|
13/09/40
|
23/09/40
|
HX
073
|
28/09/40
|
28/09/40
|
09/10/40
|
09/10/40
|
OB
226
|
12/10/40
|
12/10/40
|
27/09/40
|
13/10/40
|
SL
049
|
17/10/40
|
17/10/40
|
17/10/40
|
17/10/40
|
OB
230
|
20/10/40
|
20/10/40
|
09/10/40
|
21/10/40
|
HG
045
|
27/10/40
|
27/10/40
|
31/10/40
|
31/10/40
|
OB
237
|
02/11/40
|
02/11/40
|
10/12/40
|
11/12/40
|
OB
257
|
13/12/40
|
13/12/40
|
03/12/40
|
13/12/40
|
HX
093
|
18/12/40
|
18/12/40
|
24/12/40
|
24/12/40
|
OB
264
|
29/12/40
|
29/12/40
|
15/12/40
|
29/12/40
|
SC
016
|
30/12/40
|
31/12/40
|
07/01/41
|
08/01/41
|
OG
049
|
11/01/41
|
21/01/41
|
29/12/40
|
11/01/41
|
HG
049
|
15/01/41
|
15/01/41
|
19/01/41
|
19/01/41
|
OB
276
|
24/01/41
|
25/01/41
|
12/01/41
|
27/01/41
|
SC
019
|
31/01/41
|
02/02/41
|
03/02/41
|
04/02/41
|
OB
282
|
07/02/41
|
08/02/41
|
20/01/41
|
07/02/41
|
SL
063
|
09/02/41
|
09/02/41
|
18/02/41
|
19/02/41
|
OB
288
|
unknown
|
22/02/41
|
08/02/41
|
24/02/41
|
SC
022
|
28/02/41
|
28/02/41
|
21/06/41
|
26/06/41
|
TC
011
|
30/06/41
|
30/06/41
|
02/07/41
|
02/07/41
|
OB
341A
|
07/07/41
|
18/07/41
|
29/09/41
|
29/09/41
|
PQ
001
|
11/10/41
|
11/10/41
|
27/04/42
|
28/04/42
|
HG
082
|
01/05/42
|
08/05/42
|
12/06/42
|
12/06/42
|
HARPOON
|
16/06/42
|
16/06/42
|
30/06/42
|
04/07/42
|
HG
085
|
07/07/42
|
12/07/42
|
30/09/42
|
02/10/42
|
CF
005B
|
02/10/42
|
14/10/42
|
26/10/42
|
04/11/42
|
KMF
001
|
06/11/42
|
08/11/42
|
21/11/42
|
22/11/42
|
MKS
002
|
24/11/42
|
03/12/42
|
27/11/42
|
05/12/42
|
KMF
004
|
06/12/42
|
07/12/42
|
11/12/42
|
11/12/42
|
MKF
004Y
|
14/12/42
|
24/12/42
|
13/12/42
|
23/12/42
|
UGF
003
|
25/12/42
|
24/12/42
|
19/01/43
|
19/01/43
|
MKS
006
|
23/01/43
|
01/02/43
|
14/01/43
|
24/01/43
|
UGF
004
|
25/01/43
|
25/01/43
|
16/03/43
|
16/03/43
|
XK
003
|
19/03/43
|
28/03/43
|
14/03/43
|
19/03/43
|
KMS
011G
|
28/03/43
|
28/03/43
|
28/03/43
|
28/03/43
|
ET
016
|
01/04/43
|
01/04/43
|
02/04/43
|
11/04/43
|
UGF
007
|
13/04/43
|
12/04/43
|
18/04/43
|
18/04/43
|
GUF
007
|
20/04/43
|
30/04/43
|
03/05/43
|
03/05/43
|
RS
004F
|
13/05/43
|
13/05/43
|
09/06/43
|
09/06/43
|
SR
005/1
|
14/06/43
|
14/06/43
|
15/06/43
|
15/06/43
|
CG
037
|
16/06/43
|
16/06/43
|
01/07/43
|
09/07/43
|
KMF
019
|
11/07/43
|
11/07/43
|
25/08/43
|
25/08/43
|
MKS
022G
|
26/08/43
|
26/08/43
|
14/08/43
|
25/08/43
|
SL
135
|
26/08/43
|
27/08/43
|
04/10/43
|
04/10/43
|
MKS
026G
|
05/10/43
|
05/10/43
|
25/11/43
|
25/11/43
|
RS
012
|
02/12/43
|
02/12/43
|
05/03/44
|
16/03/44
|
GUS
033
|
17/03/44
|
04/04/44
|
09/08/44
|
12/08/44
|
SL
166MK
|
16/08/44
|
20/08/44
|
|
|
|
|
|
(Note
on Convoys)