| ADLS ID | 1800 | Ship Name | Singapore II |
|---|---|---|---|
| Operations Used | Dynamo | Ship Type | Motor Cruiser |
| Length | 32ft | Beam | 8ft 6ins |
| Draft | 3ft 2ins | Displacement | 10 tons |
| Engine | 58 hp Ford 4D Diesel | Builder | Boatbuilding & Engineering Co Ltd, Walton on Naze |
| Build Year | 1937 | Construction | Carvel |
| Archive | Association of Dunkirk Little Ships | Language | en |
| Source | ADLS | Website | https://www.adls.org.uk/little_ship/singapore-ii |
| ADLS Member | Yes |
| Present in Red List | Present in Orde Report | Present in Small Craft Service List |
|---|---|---|
| ✗ | ✓ | ✗ |
*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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This little ship attended the following anniversay returns to Dunkirk
Ever since her 1940 owner had her built for east coast fishing, Singapore II was kept in Ipswich. Sub Lieut. F.E. Greenfell took her to Dunkirk and J.B. Patston bought her after the war in 1965 for his work as a naturalist. He lived in Lincolnshire and cruised the area of the Fens and the Wash. A collector of steam launches and a boat owner since the 1920s, he established a number of nature reserves. Now Singapore II belongs to Peter Blyth.
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