Proteus (N 29)
Built By: | Vickers (Barrow) |
Build Group: | P |
Fate: | Scrapped by West of Scotland Shipbreaking at Troon 26 February 1946. |
Commanders
1932: | Lieutenant | Henry Leslie Spofforth Baker | |
1940: | Lieutenant Commander | R T Gordon-Duff | |
1940: | Lieutenant Commander | Lawrence St George Rich | |
1941: | Lieutenant | John Symons Huddart | |
1941: | Lieutenant Commander | Philip Stewart Francis | |
1942: | Lieutenant | Robert Love Alexander | |
1942: | Lieutenant | Peter Minet Staveley | |
1943: | Lieutenant | Henry Denys Verschoyle | DSC MID |
1943: | Lieutenant | Anthony Robert Profit | DSC MID |
1944: | Lieutenant | George Edward Lynton Foster Edsell | |
1944: | Acting Lieutenant | Percy Samuel Parmenter (RNR) |
1940 - 1st Flotilla: HMS Medway, Alexandria
One of the 'Magic Carpet' boats. This boat was the most successful of its class.
HMS Proteus Launch
Roll of Honour |
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Died: 23-11-1944 | |||||
Goodwin, Keith John P/KX 162847 | |||||
Stoker 1st Class | Born: 22-01-1925 | Died: 23-11-1944 | Aged: 19 | ||
The son of John Henry Goodwin and Edith Lillian Goodwin. He died from Asthenia (general weakness) and acute encephalitis. However, according to the Naval BMD Record he was attached to HMS Brontosaurus, the Combined Operations Base in Argyll when he died. |
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Events
18-07-1928 | Laid Down |
23-07-1929 | Launched |
17-06-1930 | Completed |
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