Philip Frederick Powlett DSC, DSO, RN

Birth details unknown

Ranks

16 Sep 1927S.Lt.
16 Jun 1929Lt.
16 Jun 1937Lt.Cdr.
31 Dec 1942Cdr.
30 Jun 1949Capt.

Decorations

29 Jul 1941DSC
24 Mar 1942DSO
1 Sep 1942Bar to DSO
31 Dec 1960CB

Warship Commands listed for Philip Frederick Powlett, RN


ShipRankTypeFromTo
HMS Shearwater (L 39 / K 39)Lt.Cdr.Patrol vessel5 Sep 193920 Jan 1941
HMS Blankney (L 30)Lt.Cdr.Escort destroyer27 Feb 194111 Mar 1943
HMS Cassandra (R 62)Cdr.Destroyer12 Jun 1944???
HMS Dauntless (D 45)Cdr.Light cruiser31 Mar 1945Oct 1945 ?

Career information

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Events related to this officer

Escort destroyer HMS Blankney (L 30)


17 Dec 1941
The German submarine U-131 was sunk north-east of Madeira, Portugal, in position 34º12'N, 13º35'W, by depth charges and gunfire from the British escort destroyers HMS Exmoor (Lt.Cdr. L.StG. Rich, RN) and HMS Blankney(Lt.Cdr. P.F. Powlett, DSC, RN), the British destroyer HMS Stanley (Lt.Cdr. D.B. Shaw, OBE, RN), the British corvette HMS Pentstemon (Lt.Cdr. J. Byron, RNR (retired)) and the British sloop HMS Stork (Cdr. F.J. Walker, RN), and by depth charges from a Martlet aircraft (Sqdn. 802) of the British escort carrier HMS Audacity (Cdr. D.W. Mackendrick, RN).

18 Dec 1941
The German submarine U-434 was sunk in the North Atlantic north of Madeira, Portugal, in position 36º15'N, 15º48'W, by depth charges from the British escort destroyer HMS Blankney (Lt.Cdr. P.F. Powlett, DSC, RN) and the British destroyer HMS Stanley (Lt.Cdr. D.B. Shaw, OBE, RN).

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