Ronald William Keymer, RN
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| Ranks
Retired: 6 Mar 1934 Decorations
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Warship Commands listed for Ronald William Keymer, RN
| Ship | Rank | Type | From | To |
| HMS La Malouine (K 46) | Lt.Cdr. (retired) | Corvette | 5 Aug 1940 | 3 Jul 1941 |
| HMS Gorleston (Y 92) | Cdr. (retired) | Sloop | 6 Jul 1941 | 10 Nov 1943 |
| HMS Hind (U 39) | Cdr. (retired) | Sloop | 18 Dec 1943 | Jun 1945 |
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Events related to this officer
Corvette HMS La Malouine (K 46)
22 Sep 1940
HMS La Malouine (Lt.Cdr. R.W. Keymer, RN) picks up 62 survivors from the British merchant Canonesa that was torpedoed and sunk the previous day by the German submarine U-100 about 340 nautical miles west of Bloody Foreland in position 54º55'N, 18º25'W.
HMS La Malouine also picks up 48 survivors from the British merchant Dalcairn that was also sunk by U-100 but in position 55º00'N, 19º00'W.
HMS La Malouine also picks up 32 survivors from the British tanker Frederick S. Fales that was also sunk by U-100 but in position 55º30'N, 13º40'W.
23 Sep 1940
HMS La Malouine (Lt.Cdr. R.W. Keymer, RN) picks up 4 survivors from the British merchant Empire Airman that was torpedoed and damaged the previous day by the German submarine U-100 about 340 nautical miles west of Bloody Foreland in position 54º00'N, 18º00'W. The Empire Airman sank while under tow in position 55º11'N, 15º07'W.
Sloop HMS Gorleston (Y 92)
24 Sep 1941
HMS Gorleston (Cdr. R.W. Keymer, (retired), RN) picks up 26 survivors from the British merchant St. Clair II that was torpedoed and sunk west-northwest of the Canary Islands in position 30º25'N, 23º35'W by the German submarine U-67.
HMS Gorleston also picks up 68 survivors from the British merchant John Holt and 47 survivors from the British merchant Lafian that were torpedoed and sunk by the German submarine U-107 southwest of Madeira in position 31º12'N, 23º32'W.
19 Aug 1942
HMS Gorleston (Cdr. R.W. Keymer, (retired), RN) picks up 49 survivors from the British merchant City of Manila that was torpedoed and sunk by the German submarine U-406 west of Cape Finisterre in position 43º21'N, 18º20'W.