Greetings.
Try the following:

http://warsailors.com/singleships/ravnaas.html


Phil

Greetings Jordi
Try the following site:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_s ... stroyers_2

You will have to do a bit of digging
Good hunting

Phil

The question is "Was he actually in the Royal Navy?"

There is ample evidence of 14 year-olds joining the Merchant Navy. Billy McGee has written much on this

"They Shall Grow Not Old" and "Ropner's Navy"

Good hunting
Phil

There was an article on this site some time ago, which may be helpful:

https://www.warsailors.com/freefleet/kvarstad.html

Good hunting
Phil

Greetings Jordi The official record does not mention them. Cunningham’s records mentions: Vian’s cruisers. “on 14-15 December Vian’s force was about to enter the searched channel off Alexandria when Galatea was hit by two torpedoes and sunk”. At 10PM on 15 th Vian was off again in the Naiad,with Car...

A bit more digging in Lloyds etc shows that from about 1930 onwards it was managed by Mount Steam Fishing Co. Ltd, apparently of Fleetwood.
Managers variously Sir G E J Moody and William B Moody of Fish Dock Road Grimsby but registered throughout in Fleetwood.

A little mysterious?
Phil

Welcome Trevor The following information from 2 sites: DONNA NOOK, hired trawler, Adty No 1981. Built 1915, 307grt, Grimsby-reg GY.237. Armament: 1-12pdr, 1-3pdr AA, 1-7.5in BT. In service 2.16-1919 as minesweeper. Served in WW2. Donna Nook GY 237 Donna Nook built 1915 Requisitioned 02/1916 as a min...

MMS 1084
Admiralty type MMS
Built Rowhedge Iron Works possibly 1944/5
Disp 255
126pp 139¾ oa 26x10.5ft
1 shaft Diesel BHP500
Disposal not known
Good hunting
Phil

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Phil

To Dame Siri. Her family, and all those who participate in this great forum:
A VERY HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
Phil Morgan

Greetings Jordi
There seems to be little detail from UK sources, Wrecksite gives some information about both ships, indicating that one ship was sunk earlier and the other later in the day. Have a look.

Good hunting

Phil

You have certainly woken up some of us:
A site which has long given up its forum, still has its very valuable data on-line. Probably not known of by most present members.

www.mariners-l.co.uk

Some of us Ancient Mariners found it very useful in the early days. Still well worth a look.

Phil

YES,It is me again. From a reliable source the only ship to enter Philippeville at that time was NEA HELLAS: Clyde, Jul 1, 1943 KMF.19 (Clyde - Algiers) Philippeville, Jul 9, 1943 KMF.19A (Algiers - Malta) KMF.19 (Clyde - Algiers) Philippeville, Jul 10, 1943 KMF.19A (Algiers - Malta) Algiers, Jul 12...

I am afraid it is me again. From Roskill’s Volume 3 Part1 The following units embarked from the UK: 1st,2nd and 3rd Canadian Infantry Brigades. (1st Canadian Division) 1st Canadian Army Tank Brigade Plus British units. He does say that Canadian forces were to sail in 4 convoys. KMS18A, KMS18B, KMF18...

Welcome to the site. Someone of our gathering may be of help.

I take it that the convoys you have unearthed are: KMF18, KMS18B and KMS 19G.
A search around some other sites besides this one may be dug out by our excavators.
Good hunting

Phil