Listing continues from ADM 137/2075/9. Folio 389: Number 35, 30 April 1917. G11,...

ADM 137/2075/10

1915-1918

Listing continues from ADM 137/2075/9.

Folio 389: Number 35, 30 April 1917. G11, Lieutenant. C. Chapman, patrol at (co-ordinates given), 22-30 April. Sighted steamers.

Folio 390: Number 36, 1 May 1917. G10, patrolled near (co-ordinates given), 22-30 April. Sighted steamers.

Folio 391: Number 37, 8 May 1917. G7 and G9 left on 28 April. On 3 May G7 sighted a periscope at (co-ordinates given). G9 visited Aspo Sound.

Folio 392: Number 38, 10 May 1917. G13, 2-10 May. On 5 May sighted a convoy at (co-ordinates given) and on 8 May at (co-ordinates given).

Folios 393-396: Number 39, 12 May 1917. E39 and E44 left on 16 April and arrived at Kola Inlet on 27 April. Lists of signals intercepted on passage.

Folio 397: Number 40, G12, 7-16 May. Sighted convoy near (co-ordinates given).

Folios 398-399: Number 41, 19 May 1917. G8, Lieutenant Commander Charles de Burgh, patrolled Fair Isle and N. Ronaldshay, 7-18 May. Sighted steamers.

Folios 400-401: Number 42, 21 May 1917. G11, Lieutenant C. Chapman, 11-20 May. On 19 May sighted an enemy submarine at (co-ordinates given). Sighted steamers off Kors Fiord.

Folio 402: Number 43, 27 May 1917. G7, Lieutenant Commander Warburton, patrolling off Norwegian coast, from Holmengraa to Salbjorns, 18-27 May. On 20 May sighted an enemy submarine at (co-ordinates given).

Folio 403: Number 44, 27 May 1917. G9, Lieutenant Hon. Byron Plantagenet Cary, patrolling Fair Isle Channel, 18-27 May.

Folio 404: Number 45, 29 May 1917. G13, Lieutenant George Fagan Bradshaw, patrolling off Muckle Flugga, 19-29 May. On 24 May sighted a German submarine at (co-ordinates given).

Folios 405-406: Number 46, 5 June 1917. G10, Lieutenant Commander Bernard Acworth, patrolled along (co-ordinates given) between (co-ordinates given), 28 May to 5 June. Sighted enemy submarines on 2 and 3 June.

Folio 407: Number 47, 6 June 1917. G12, Lieutenant Commander Octavius Regnart, patrolling near (co-ordinates given), 30 May to 6 June. On 2 June sighted an enemy submarine. On 4 June fired torpedoes at an enemy submarine at (co-ordinates given).

Folio 408: Number 48, 7 June 1917. G10, Lieutenant Commander Charles de Burgh, patrolling between Holmengraa and Utveer Light. On 31 May sighted an enemy submarine at (co-ordinates given).

Folio 409: Number 49, 12 June 1917. G9, Lieutenant Hon. Byron Plantagenet Cary, 5-12 June. On 6 June sighted an enemy submarine near (co-ordinates given). On 10 June fired torpedoes at an enemy submarine near (co-ordinates given).

Folio 410: Number 50, 14 June 1917. G13, 7-14 June. On 4 June sighted an enemy submarine at On 6 June sighted an enemy submarine near (co-ordinates given).

Folio 411: Number 51, 22 June 1917. G10, Lieutenant Commander Bernard Acworth, patrolling near (co-ordinates given), 13-22 June. On 20 June sighted an enemy submarine.

Folios 412-413: Number 52, 24 June 1917. G12, Lieutenant Commander Octavius Regnart, on operation BB, 14-24 June. On 17 June sighted an enemy submarine at (co-ordinates given).

Folios 414-415: Number 53, 24 June 1917. G8, Lieutenant Commander Charles De Burgh, on operation BB, 14-24 June. On 19 June fired torpedoes at an enemy submarine at (co-ordinates given). On 22 June Lieutenant Malise Stewart Graham lost overboard. Sighted steamers. Suggested that a submarine off Sunfe Head, Faroe Islands would have good opportunity of seeing enemy submarines. The BB operation has disturbed the enemy.

Folio 416: Number 54, 28 June 1917. G9 and G11, 20-28 June. G9 nothing to report. G11 sighted an enemy submarine on 22 June at (co-ordinates given), on 23 June at (co-ordinates given) and on 27 June fired a torpedo at a submarine at (co-ordinates given).

Folio 417: Number 55, 1 July 1917. C19 and C34, on patrol in Fair Isle Channel, 26 June to 1 July.

Folios 418-419: Number 56, 6 July 1917. C22 patrolled between Fair Isle and Sumburgh Head, 1-6 July. On 3 July sighted an enemy submarine south of Fair Isle. Followed by hydrophone.

Folio 420: Number 57, 10 July 1017. G8, Lieutenant Commander Charles De Burgh, 3-10 July. On 4 July sighted an enemy submarine at (co-ordinates given), on 5 July at (co-ordinates given) and at (co-ordinates given).

Folio 421: Number 58, 10 July 1917. G10, Lieutenant Commander Bernard Acworth, patrolled near (co-ordinates given), 3-10 July.

Folios 422-423: Number 59, 12 July 1917. C19, Lieutenant Alan Courtnay Moncrieff Bennett, patrolled area CA (near Fair Isle), 6-11 July. On 8 July sighted an enemy submarine off Malcolm Hill and warned convoy. Attacked by armed trawlers.

Folio 424: Number 60. 12 July 1917. C34, Lieutenant Ingleby Stuart Jefferson, 6-11 July. On 10 July sighted an enemy periscope at (co-ordinates given).

Folio 425-426: Number 61, 12 July 1917. G11, Lieutenant C. Chapman, 5-12 July. Rendezvous with trawler Burmah, Lt. Charles. On 6 July attacked an enemy submarine at (co-ordinates given).

Folio 427: Number 61a, 16 July 1917. C22, Lieutenant Edward Frederick Fanning, area CE near Fair Isle, 11-16 July.

Folios 428-429: Number 62, 18 July 1917. G12, Lieutenant Commander Octavius Regnart, 11-18 July. On 14 July fired torpedoes at an enemy submarine attacking a sailing ship at (co-ordinates given).

Folio 430: Number 63, 22 July 1917. C19, Lieutenant Alan Courtnay Moncrieff Bennett, patrolled area CD near 15 miles from Foula, 16-21 July.

Folios 431-432: Number 64, 23 July 1917. C34, Lieutenant Ingleby Stuart Jefferson, Fair Isle Channel, overdue and considered lost.

Folio 433: Number 65, 24 July 1917. G13, Lieutenant George Fagan Bradshaw, St. Kilda patrol, 15-24 July. On 16 July sighted an enemy submarine at (co-ordinates given).

Folio 434: Number 66, 24 July 1917. E40, Lieutenant G.D. Sharp, patrol area off Flannan Islands, 15-24 July. On 22 July sighted an enemy submarine at (co-ordinates given).

Folio 435: Number 67, 27 July 1917. G10, Lieutenant Commander Bernard Acworth, patrolled Faroe and Bill Bailey¡¯s Bank, 19-26 July. Rendezvous with trawler Eccleshill.

Folio 436: Number 68, 27 July 1917. C22, Lieutenant Edward Frederick Fanning, area CE between Fair Isle and Sumburgh Head, 21-26 July. On 23 July ordered to area CD off Foula on account of C34 missing.

Folios 437-438: Number 69, 27 July 1917. G8, Lieutenant Commander Charles De Burgh, 19-27 July. On 23 July sighted two enemy submarine at (co-ordinates given). Fired torpedoes and hear large explosion.

Folio 439: Number 70, 29 July 1917. G11, Lieutenant Charles, patrolling East of Muckle Flugga with trawler Burmah, 20-28 July.

Folio 440: Number 71, 5 August 1917. C19, Lieutenant Alan Courtnay Moncrieff Bennett, patrolled off Bard Head with trawler Eccleshill, 30 July to 4 August.

Listing continued in ADM 137/2075/11.

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