George Victor Legassick RD, RNR

Birth details unknown

Ranks

23 Feb 1928S.Lt.
23 Feb 1931Lt.
23 Feb 1939Lt.Cdr.
30 Jun 1943Cdr.
26 Feb 1951Capt.


Retired: 23 Sep 1959

Decorations

1 Aug 1942RD

Warship Commands listed for George Victor Legassick, RNR


ShipRankTypeFromTo
HMS Godetia (i) (K 72)Lt.Cdr.Corvette19 May 19406 Sep 1940
HMS Petunia (K 79)Lt.Cdr.Corvette16 Dec 194015 Jan 1942
HMS Saladin (H 54)Lt.Cdr.Destroyer12 Dec 194131 Jan 1943
HMS Berry (K 312)Lt.Cdr.Frigate1 Feb 194320 Sep 1943
HMS Pink (K 137)Cdr.Corvette26 Feb 1944???
HMS Hesperus (H 57)Cdr.Destroyer22 Mar 1944Mar 1945

Career information

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Events related to this officer

Corvette HMS Godetia (i) (K 72)


25 Aug 1940
HMS Godetia (Lt.Cdr. G.V. Legassick, RNR) picks up 1 survivor from the British merchant Empire Merlin that was torpedoed and sunk by the German submarine U-48 east by north of Flannan Isles in position 58º30'N, 10º15'W.

HMS Godetia also picks up 6 survivors from the British tanker Athelcrest that was torpedoed and damaged by the German submarine U-48 90 nautical miles east by north of Flannan Isles in position 58º24'N, 11º25'W.
The wreck of the Athelcrest was sunk with gunfire by HMS Godetia.


Corvette HMS Petunia (K 79)


24 Feb 1941
HMS Petunia (Lt.Cdr. G.V. Legassisk, RNR) picks up 3 survivors from the British merchant Jonathan Holt and 17 survivors from the British merchant Mansepool that were torpedoed and sunk by the German submarine U-97 in the North Atlantic south-west of the Faröe Islands in position 61º10'N, 11º55'W.

HMS Petunia also picks up 41 survivors from the British tanker British Gunner that was also torpedoed and sunk by the German submarine U-97 in the North Atlantic south-west of the Faröe Islands in position 61º09'N, 12º04'W.

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