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World War IIFredrick William Dyke

Fredrick William Dyke died July 8, 1943 when MT. B.P. Newton was torpedoed. The ship was on a voyage to Cape Town from Curacao.

  • Born

    27.10.1925

  • Death / Wrecked

    08.07.1943

  • Nationality

    Flag United Kingdom

  • Residency

    Bristol

  • Last Ship

    MT B. P. Newton

  • Position

    Oiler

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Other useful websites

Krigsseilerregisteret.no

Information about all Norwegian seafarers and ships that sailed during the Second World War, the Navy and foreign seafarers included.

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Warsailors.com

A compehensive website which is particularly rich on information about Norwegian ships in the Second World War.

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Commonwealth War Graves Commission

Documents fallen soldiers and seamen from the British Commonwealth in bothe world wars, those who served on Norwegian ships included.

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Uboat.net

On the basis of torpedoed ships by German submarines in both world wars, there is a great deal of information about the submarines and their crew. There are also names of the crews on the allied merchant ships that were sunk.

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