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S/S JULIA
In Operation "Overlord"
18crew
- Tonnage
- 549 GRT
Employed in Operation Overlord.
Crew list (18 names)
The voyage
This list does not belong to a single voyage: it names those who stayed aboard over a longer period.
| Rank | Name | Nationality | Fate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Master (Kapitein) | Coppin Maurice | Survived | |
| 1st Officer (1ste officier) | Van Damme Robert | Survived | |
| 2nd Officer (2de officier) | Fivet Paul | Survived | |
| Boatswain (Bootsman) | Van Dingen Cornelis | Survived | |
| Able Seaman (A.B.) | Just Victor | Survived | |
| Able Seaman (A.B.) | Machielsen Roger | Survived | |
| Able Seaman (A.B.) | Richards Kenneth | United Kingdom | Survived |
| Chief Engineer (Chef-mecanicien) | Huybrechts Hendrik | Survived | |
| 2nd Engineer Officer (2de mecanicien) | Kennis Léonard | Survived | |
| Donkeyman | De Boye André | Survived | |
| Fireman (Stoker) | Van Hoovorst Hendrik | Survived | |
| Fireman (Stoker) | Van Woensel Hendrik | Survived | |
| Steward-Cook (Steward-kok) | Surmont Jan | Survived | |
| Messroom Steward (Messroom-steward) | Ohnesorge Maurice | Survived | |
| Gunner | Edwards Robert | United Kingdom | Survived |
| Gunner | Jones Thomas | United Kingdom | Survived |
| Gunner | Vigneron Richard | United Kingdom | Survived |
| Gunner | Wiltshire Harold | United Kingdom | Survived |
Convoys (8)
From the Arnold Hague Convoy Database. Convoys only, not independent voyages: a ship sailing alone does not appear. See the convoy page.
| Convoy | Departed | Route | Sunk |
|---|---|---|---|
| EBC.17 | 20 June 1944 | Barry – Seine Bay | |
| FBC.51 | 11 August 1944 | Seine Bay – Bristol Channel | |
| EBC.103 | 14 September 1944 | Barry – Seine Bay | |
| TBC.94 | 11 March 1945 | Southend – Milford Haven | |
| TBC.103 | 20 March 1945 | Southend – Milford Haven | 1 sunk |
| TBC.124 | 10 April 1945 | Southend – Milford Haven | |
| TBC.135 | 21 April 1945 | Southend – Milford Haven | |
| TBC.146 | 2 May 1945 | Southend – Milford Haven |
Sources
Crew list from the printed source.