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Bertrand H 12th February 2008 10:05

Different "convoys", autumn 1943
 
Hi,

Is there a difference between the “Convoy Skipper”, “Convoy Cloak”, “Convoy Patrol”, Convoy Burner”, “Convoy Review”, “Convoy Multiple” as described in the duties of ORBs ? here n°341 sqdn in Perranporth airfield, autumn 1943.

TIA

Bertrand H

Nick Beale 12th February 2008 19:46

Re: Different "convoys", autumn 1943
 
They wouldn't be codenames of individual convoys, would they? Like ANNEX or UNTRUE were codenames for convoys in the Mediterranean in 1944.

Bertrand H 13th February 2008 14:08

Re: Different "convoys", autumn 1943
 
Yes Nick certainly codenames for convoys but I have not been able to match codenames with such convoys.

Bertrand

Amrit1 13th February 2008 14:38

Re: Different "convoys", autumn 1943
 
If you have specific dates and locations you maybe able to find the appropriate convoy(s) using these two resources. Given that they are named rather than numbered they sound like Royal Navy rather Merchant conoys:

http://www.convoyweb.org.uk/
http://www.naval-history.net/index.htm

A

Bertrand H 14th February 2008 13:55

Re: Different "convoys", autumn 1943
 
thanks Amrit, first link is very useful to begin the research

bertrand

Nick Beale 14th February 2008 21:10

Re: Different "convoys", autumn 1943
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Amrit1 (Post 59736)
If you have specific dates and locations you maybe able to find the appropriate convoy(s) using these two resources. Given that they are named rather than numbered they sound like Royal Navy rather Merchant conoys:

http://www.convoyweb.org.uk/
http://www.naval-history.net/index.htm

A

In the Med the RAF seems to have given a codename to convoys that also had a normal serial number such as UGS 40.


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