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In January and February 1941 she was used to escort a number of minelaying operations in the North Sea. On 1 March she was one of the destroyers escorting the landing ships of Operation Claymore to the Lofoten Islands, and then provided support for the landing operations. On 3 March she sank the German merchantman at . Whilst carrying out this duty on 4 March, she intercepted the German trawler "Krebbs" and captured her with a boarding party. An Enigma machine and supporting documents were recovered and later transported to Bletchley Park to assist decryption efforts. In May "Tartar" was deployed to defend the Atlantic convoys. During these duties, she was present at the sinking of the German battleship . After this, on 28 May "Tartar" was returning to Scapa Flow with "Mashona", when they came under heavy air attack west of Ireland, and "Tartar"s action report states: "...It is believed that all attacking aircraft were H.E. 111's. Occasionally a F.W. Condor was seen shadowing astern. It is estimated that about 50 aircraft took part in the attacks over a period of 13 hours..." The "Mashona" was hit and badly damaged, eventually capsizing, but in return "Tartar" shot down an He 111 bomber. "Tartar" was able to rescue 14 officers and 215 ratings, and transported them to Greenock. During this engagement " "Tartar" used her Fuze Keeping Clock to aim her 4.7" guns and "...Every gun was used, the 4.7" in controlled fire and the 4" and close range weapons firing independently. 290 rounds of 4.7", 255 rounds of 4", 1,000 rounds of pom pom and 750 rounds of .5 machine gun ammunition were fired."
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