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M/V MARIE-FLORE

Damaged but stayed afloat

The Marie-Flore after the bombing of 4 May 1941. MAS Antwerp, Public domain.
The Marie-Flore after the bombing of 4 May 1941. Photographer unknown · MAS Antwerp · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons
13crew
6lost
Tonnage
499 GRT
Date
4 May 1941

Crew list (13 names)

The voyage

Sunk
4 May 1941
RankNameNationalityFate
Master (Kapitein)Peelman BernardSurvived
1st Officer (1ste officier)Decrop PierreWounded
Boatswain (Bootsman)Vanaudekerke FideelWounded
Able Seaman (A.B.)†De Ceuninck JozefLost
Able Seaman (A.B.)†Hens FransLost
Able Seaman (A.B.)Willaert AlexisSurvived
Chief Engineer (Chef-mecanicien)†Verbiest EdouardLost
2nd Engineer Officer (2de mecanicien)†Poppe ProsperLost
Assistant Engineer (Assis.-mecanicien)Goedghebeur JozefSurvived
Cook-Steward (Kok-steward)De Herdt JacquesSurvived
Messroom Steward (Messroom-steward)Imhoff ThomasSurvived
Gunner†Wilce CyrilUnited KingdomLost
Gunner†Woodland CharlesUnited KingdomLost

Convoys (11)

From the Arnold Hague Convoy Database. Convoys only, not independent voyages: a ship sailing alone does not appear. See the convoy page.

ConvoyDepartedRouteSunk
ETC.914 June 1944Southend – Seine Bay
FTC.1422 June 1944Seine Bay – Southend
ETC.329 July 1944Southend – Seine Bay
FTC.3816 July 1944Seine Bay – Southend
EBC.5225 July 1944Barry – Seine Bay
FBC.432 August 1944Seine Bay – Bristol Channel
EBC.613 August 1944Barry – Seine Bay
FBC.5010 August 1944Seine Bay – Bristol Channel
EBC.7113 August 1944Barry – Seine Bay
BTC.10118 March 1945Milford Haven – Southend
BTC.12713 April 1945Milford Haven – Southend

The source’s search page broke off halfway for this ship; this list may be incomplete.