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Gerfalcon

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ADLS ID 760
Ship Name Gerfalcon
Operations Used Dynamo
Ship Type Motor Yacht
Length 34ft
Beam 9ft
Builder William Osborne, Littlehampton
Build Year 1937
Archive Association of Dunkirk Little Ships
Language en
Source ADLS
Website https://www.adls.org.uk/little_ship/gerfalcon
Last Updated October 2018.
ADLS Member No
Present in Red List Present in Orde Report Present in Small Craft Service List
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*This infomation may be subject to errors or omissions in research and is provided by the 3rd party research website https://www.operationdynamo.navy, presence in the Orde Report includes a narrative, Orde may have references to the ship not participating but other evidence may contradict this.

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Anniversary Returns Attended

This little ship attended the following anniversay returns to Dunkirk

2015 2025

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Ship History

The vessel Gerfalcon was first registered in 1938 by the Registrar of Shipping at Littlehampton. During the Second World War, Gerfalcon served as a Royal Navy Auxiliary patrol craft after being requisitioned in June 1940 from her owner at the time, Commander V. Searles-Wood.

Following acquisition by her current owner, Gerfalcon was meticulously restored to her original condition. In 2012, she was selected to participate in the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Pageant. Additionally, she made a crossing to Dunkirk for the 2015 Return.

Restoration Albums

2025 circa 2000

2025

circa 2000

Crew

Gary

Gary

Historical Documents

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