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The corsair state of Rabat-Salé
On the Atlantic coast of Morocco are two cities that became one of the most substantial Islamic ports of the 17th Century.
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[Note: ADM 137/1935A-1935C are produced as a single document: order as ADM 137/1935...
Catalogue reference: ADM 137/1935B
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This record is about the [Note: ADM 137/1935A-1935C are produced as a single document: order as ADM 137/1935... dating from 1917-1918 in the series Admiralty: Historical Section: Records used for Official History, First World War. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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ADM 137/1935B
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Date (When the record was created)
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1917-1918
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Description (What the record is about)
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[Note: ADM 137/1935A-1935C are produced as a single document: order as ADM 137/1935].
Listing continued from ADM 137/1935A
Folios 289-294: 122. Trawler Diana. At sea, 13 June 1917. Depth charge.
Folios 295-297: 123. HMS Magic. At sea, 17 June 1917. Depth charge.
Folios 298-304: 124. HMS Patuca. At sea, 4 June 1917. Gun fire.
Folios 305-308: 125: Trawler Manor. At sea, 19 June 1917. Sweep and depth charge.
Folios 309-314: 126. HMS Patuca. At sea, 22 June 1917. (Not stated).
Folios 315-317: 127. HMS Nessus. At sea, 13 June 1917. Depth charge.
Folios 318-326: 128. HMS Talisman. At sea, 25 June 1917. Depth charge.
Folios 327-332: 129. HMS Probus. At sea, 20 June 1917. Gun fire.
Folios 333-335: 130. HMS Marconi and HMS Faraday. At sea, 14 June 1917. (Not stated).
Folios 336-342: 131. HMS Arlanza. At sea, 24 June 1917. (Not stated).
Folios 343-345: 132. HMS Orvieto. At sea, 28 June 1917. (Not stated).
Folios 346-349: 133. HMS Minotaur. At sea, 13 July 1917. (Not stated).
Folio 350-353: 134. Trawler Prefect. At sea, 15 July 1917. Gun fire.
Folios 354-355: 135. HMS Cochrane. At sea, 23 July 1917. (Not stated).
Folios 356-364: 136. Oiler Oakleaf. At sea, 25 July 1917. (Not stated).
Folios 365-371: 137. HMS Chagford. At sea, 5 August 1917. -. Folios 372-375: 138. HMS Artois. At sea, 9 August 1917. Depth charge.
Folios 376-390: 139. Convoy OB2. At sea, 21 August 1917. Gun fire etc.
Folios 391-400: 140. HMS Minotaur. At sea, 15 August 1917. (Not stated).
Folios 401-411: 141. British SS Blagdon, Russian SS Export and Swedish SS Agne. At sea, 9 August 1917. (Not stated).
Folios 412-416: 142. HMS Bullfinch. At sea, 9 August 1917. (Not stated).
Folios 417-422: 143. HMS Test and HMS Osprey. At sea, 8 August 1917. Depth charge.
Folios 423-427: 144. HMS Opal and HMS Ready. At sea, 19 August 1917. Depth charge.
Folios 428-466: 145. Trawler Benjamin Stevenson. At sea, 17 September 1917.
Folios 467-468: 146. HMS Collingwood and HMS Hercules. At sea, 17 September 1917. (Not stated).
Folios 469-476: 147. HMS Orwell. At sea, 14-18 September 1917. (Not stated).
Folios 477-480: 148. HMS Sharpshooter. At sea, 27 September 1917. Depth charge.
Folios 481-486: 149. HMS Dargle. At sea, 31 October 1917. Gun fire.
Folios 487-492: 150. HMS Obedient. At sea, 24 October 1917. Depth charge.
Folios 493-494: 151. HMS Sarpendon. At sea, 22 November 1917. Gun fire.
Folios 495-501: 152. HMS Merops. At sea, 21 November 1917. Gun fire.
Folios 502-504: 153. HMS Ursulas attack on British submarine D.6.
Folios 505-522: 154. HMS Tenacious. At sea, 24 December 1917. Depth charge.
Folios 523-524: 155. HMS Medea. At sea, 25 January 1918. Depth charge.
Folios 525-528: 156. Trawler St Denis. At sea, 13 March 1918. (Not stated).
Folios 529-530: 157. HMS Tormentor and HMS Tenacious. At sea, 9 April 1918. Sweep.
Folios 531-533: 158. HMS Castor and HMS Oak. At sea, 24 April 1918. Depth charge.
Folios 534-541: 159. HMS Mischief and SS Starmount. At sea, 30 April 1918. (Not stated).
Folios 542-549: 160. HMS Crocus and Trawler Robert Bookless. At sea, 2-3 May 1918.
Folio 550: 161. HMS Rhododendron. At sea, 6 May 1918. (Not stated).
Folios 551-554: 162. HMS Medea. At sea, 8 May 1918. Gun fire and depth charge.
Folios 555-566: 163. HMS Auricula. At sea, 10 May 1918. Depth charge.
Folios 567-571: 164. HMS Auricula. At sea, 12 May 1918. Depth charge.
Folios 572-573: 165. HMS Volesus. At sea, 12 May 1918. (Not stated).
Folio 574: 166. Oiler William-Rockefeller (HMS Tyrant). At sea, 18 May 1918. Depth charge.
Folios 575-579: 167. HMS Viola. At sea, 12 May 1918. Depth charge.
Folios 580-587: 168. HMS Montbretia. At sea, 17 May 1918. Depth charge.
Folios 588-598: 169. HMS Lothbury. At sea, 19 May 1918. Gun fire.
Folio 599: 170. HMS Ready. At sea, 20 May 1918. Depth charge.
Folios 600-606: 171. HMS Delphinium. At sea, 3 May 1918. Depth charge.
Folios 607-608: 172. HMS Montbretia. At sea, 16 May 1918. Gun fire.
Folios 609-610: 173. HMS Viola. At sea, 14 May 1918. Depth charge.
Folios 611-613: 174. HMS Ophelia. At sea, 13 May 1918. Depth charge.
Folios 614-625: 175: HMS Daffodil and 4th Hydrophone Division. At sea, 17 May 1918. (Not stated).
Folios 626-638: 176. HMS Crocus and 4th Hydrophone Division. At sea, 17 May 1918. (Not stated).
Folio 639: 177. HMS Ouse. At sea, 28 May 1918. Ramming and depth charge.
Folios 640-649: HMS Medea etc. 178. At sea, 31 May 1918. Various.
Folios 650-652: HMS Laburnum. 179. At sea, 27 May 1918. Gun fire.
Folios 653-668: HMS Mistletoe and 7th Hydrophone Division. 180. At sea, 23-25 May 1918. (Not stated).
Folios 669-675: HMS Gladiolus and 7th Hydrophone. Division. 181. At sea, 17-18 May 1918. Various.
Folios 676-678: 182. HMS Valorous. At sea, 2 June 1918. Depth charge.
Folios 679-690: 183. HMS Medea. At sea, 2 June 1918. Depth charge.
Folios 691-692: 184. HMS Mistletoe. At sea, 31 May 1918. Gun fire.
Folios 693-694: 185. Seaplane (Houton). -. 3 June 1918. Bombs.
Folios 695-696: 186. HMS Medea. At sea, 19-20 June 1918. Depth charge.
Folio 697: 187. Trawler Venture. At sea, 2 June 1918. (Not stated).
Folio 698: 188. Trawler Nulli-Secundus (trawler Eros). At sea, 8 June 1918. Depth charge.
Folios 699-708: 189. HMS Auricula and 6th Hydrophone Division. At sea, 6 June 1918. Depth charge.
Listing continued in ADM 137/1935C
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HSA 137
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