Rupert Cyril Egan DSO, DSC, RN

Birth details unknown

Ranks

16 Jan 1931S.Lt.
16 Mar 1933Lt.
16 Mar 1941Lt.Cdr.
30 Jun 1944Cdr.

Decorations

30 Mar 1944DSO
28 Apr 1944DSC

Warship Commands listed for Rupert Cyril Egan, RN


ShipRankTypeFromTo
HMS Shearwater (L 39 / K 39)Lt.Patrol vessel20 Jan 194129 Jul 1941
HMS Cotswold (L 54)Lt.Cdr.Escort destroyer27 Aug 1941???
HMS Croome (L 62)Lt.Cdr.Escort destroyerJul 1942Jan 1943
HMS Petard (G 56)Lt.Cdr.Destroyer1 Jan 1943Sep 1944 ?

Career information

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Events related to this officer

Escort destroyer HMS Croome (L 62)


4 Aug 1942
The German submarine U-372 was sunk in the Mediterranean south-west of Haifa, in position 32º28'N, 34º37'E, by depth charges from the British destroyers HMS Sikh (Capt. St.J.A. Micklethwait, DSO and Bar, RN) and HMS Zulu (Cdr. R.T. White, DSO and Bar, RN) and the British escort destroyers HMS Croome (Lt.Cdr. R.C. Egan, RN) and HMS Tetcott (Lt. R.H. Rycroft, RN) and by depth charges from a British Wellington aircraft (221 Sqdn.).


Destroyer HMS Petard (G 56)


4 May 1943
The British destroyers HMS Nubian (Cdr. D.E. Holland-Martin, DSC, RN), HMS Paladin (Lt.Cdr. L.St.G. Rich, RN) and HMS Petard (Lt.Cdr. R.C. Egan, RN) sinks the Italian transport ship Campo Basso (3566 GRT) and its escort the Italian torpedo boat Perseo (652 tons) about 8 nautical miles east of Kelibia, Tunisia.

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