Van Ommeren Shipping

Holendrecht (2) 1950 - 1952

Holendrecht (2) 1950 - 1952

Build	1938
Yard	Scheepswerven Gebr.v.Diepen NV,Waterhuizen, Netherlands
Type	Freighter
Yard Number	829
Tonnage	685 Dwt
Dimensions	49,51 x 8,35 mtr
Draught	2,90 mtr
Speed	9,5 Mph
Propulsion	Deutz 7 cil. 4 stroke Diesel Engine, 350 PK (Humbold-Deutz A.G.Keulen)

March 1938 delivered to J.v.d. Laan, Groningen, Netherlands, managed by J.J.Onnes and named Havik

Havik

October 18, 1940 confiscated by German occupying forces and converted to minesweeper armed with air-defence artillery at ADM yard, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Renamed NS.6, commissioned December 4, 1940 to be based in Stavanger, Norway.
August 1, 1941 renamed Sperbrecher 146, based in France.

Sperrbrecher 146

April 4, 1944 sunk after Allied air attack in Pauillac, River Gironde, France.
Wreckage refloated and repaired in 1945.

Redelivered to original Owners, J..v.d.Laan, Groningen, Netherlands and renamed Havik.
1949 - 1950 renamed Enseigne Yves-Bugnon managed by Legrand Bros, Bordeaux, France.
November 1950 purchased by NV Stoomvaart Maatschappij 'De Maas' (Phs.Van Ommeren NV) renamed Holendrecht

Holendrecht

In 1952 sold to Metcalf Motor Coasters Ltd., London, England renamed Paul M.

Paul M