ship's name (polish pilots)

Thank you very much ,guys
What is sure is that she was full of Poles ,that she left Bordeaux (date unknown) and that she arrived on the 20/6/1940 at the place mentionned .the rest results of crossing differents sources . Anyway many thanks .

I think one ship used to transport both French and Polish airmen was called the Arundle Star.

Ian, I suppose you mean the “Arandora Star” that sailed from St-Jean-de-Luz to England in late June.

I think one ship used to transport both French and Polish airmen was called the Arundle Star.

I would like to know the name of a ship who transported the polish pilots from the ‘centre d’entrainement de Montpellier’ from Bordeaux to Plymouth where she arrived the 20/6/1940

Ships that evacuated Polish military personnel (including airmen from various outfits) from Bordeaux included three Polish ones: s/s “Chorzow” (departing 18/6/40), s/s “Tczew” (19/6/40) and s/s “Kmicic” (21/6/40, so definitely not your type). Some Polish personnel was also evacuated by a Czech (!) ship, but I don’t have the name or date.

However:
1) AFAIK Polish pilots trained at Montpellier had been posted in sections to various French units before the Germans attacked in the West, and I don’t think there was any particular Montpellier-related group that boarded a ship at Bordeaux.
2) Polish airmen were also evacuated from a number of other French ports.

The participation of Polish airmen in the Battle of France (including the evacuation) is described in substantial detail in a huge volume by Bartlomiej Belcarz (not unknown to some members of this forum) published some time ago in Polish, and due to be published in French.