| Date | Casualty | Lives Saved |
|---|
| ON 495 LOUISA HEARTWELL Lifeboat |
| 21/12/1923 | Schooner GOTHA, of Bergqvara, stood by | |
| ON 770 HARRIOT DIXON Lifeboat |
| 20/03/1939 | Motor vessel FOSNA, of Bergen, landed a sick man | |
| 09/10/1939 | RNLB H F BAILEY, of Cromer, gave help and landed 29 saved from MOUNT IDA | |
| 12 - 13/10/1939 | Steamship LINWOOD, of Middlesborough, saved | 12 |
| 12/12/1939 | Steamship CORBROOK, of London, stood by | |
| 13/02/1940 | Tanker BRITISH TRIUMPH, of London, saved two boats | |
| 18/11/1940 | HM Trawler DUNGENESS, gave help | |
| 20/11/1940 | HM Trawler DUNGENESS, gave help | |
| 10/12/1940 | Steamship ROYSTON, of Newcastle, gave help | |
| 11/03/1941 | Steamship KENTON, of Newcastle, salved gear | |
| 01/04/1941 | HM Trawler VALEXA, landed 1 | |
| 14/04/1941 | HM Trawlers MADDEN and TAMORA, took out doctor and landed 4 injured men | |
| 06/08/1941 | Steamship TAARA, of Parnu, saved | 8 |
| 09/09/1941 - 01/11/1941 | Steamship TEDDINGTON, of London, gave help on 6 occasions | |
| 24/11/1942 | HM Trawler, brought papers ashore | |
| 03/12/1943 | Fishing boat MORNING STAR, of Cromer, escorted | |
| 26/10/1947 | Motor vessel GOLD GNOME, of London, stood by and gave help | |
| 01/04/1948 | Speed-boat DAY II, landed 2 from Steamship DYNAMO | |
| 11 - 12/09/1948 | Motor Trawler GEORGES LANGAWAY, of Fécamp, gave help | |
| 26 - 27/01/1949 | Motor vessel FARNDALE, of Middlesborough, gave help | |
| 06/02/1950 | Three fishing boats, of Cromer, and one of Runton, escorted | |
| 17/06/1950 | Motor vessel GLAMIS, of Dundee, landed a sick man | |
| 31/05/1953 | HMS CHEERFUL, landed passengers | |
| 05/06/1953 | Fishing boats MISS CROMER and WHY WORRY, of Cromer, escorted | |
| 15/09/1953 | Fishing boat WHY WORRY, of Cromer, escorted | |
| 28/09/1955 | Steamship MOORWOOD, of London, took out doctor | |
| 17/12/1955 | Three fishing boats, of Cromer, escorted | |
| 22/07/1957 | Yacht POCOCITA, stood by | |
| 16/04/1960 | Fishing boat JUNE ROSE, of Sheringham, escorted | |
| 13/01/1961 | Motor vessel JURA, of Groningen, gave help | |
| 15/08/1961 | Crab boats FRIENDSHIP, BLACK BEAUTY, WILLIAM ROBERT and ENGLISH ROSE, of Cromer, escorted | |
| 05/04/1963 | Steamship HUDSON SOUND, of London, landed a sick man | |
| ON 834 JOSE NEVILLE Reserve Lifeboat |
| 29/06/1964 | Crab boat GEORGE WILLIAM, of Cromer, gave help | |
| 29/06/1964 | Crab boat YOUNG FISHERMAN, of Cromer, escorted | |
| ON 980 WILLIAM HENRY AND MARY KING Lifeboat |
| 27/11/1965 | Fishing boat YOUNG FISHERMAN, of Cromer, gave help | |
| 28/11/1965 | Fishing boats CHARLES PERKINS, GEORGE ROBERT, BLACK BEAUTY and LEWIS JAMES of Cromer, escorted boats | |
| 01/02/1966 | Admiralty Motor vessel UNIVERSAL DIPPER, gave help | |
| 02/06/1966 | Cabin cruiser SHELLDUCK, of Ipswich, gave help | |
| 10/06/1966 | Yacht VOLE, gave help and landed 3 | |
| 05/08/1966 | Crab boats MY BEAUTY, AUTUMN ROSE, and LEWIS JAMES, of Cromer, stood by boats | |
| 08/12/1966 | Trawler ST LUCIA, of Lowestoft, landed an injured man | |
| 11/12/1966 | DUKW [amphibious vehicle], saved DUKW and landed 9 | |
| 30/05/1967 | Motor fishing vessel KARIN HOEGH, landed a sick man, thereby saving | 1 |
