APPENDIX I.
Ships sunk by Submarines.
Position.
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Fate of Crew and Remarks.
Dispersed from Outside the N.W. | 25 survivors.
convoy
Approaches
400 miles West of 64 survivors. of Ireland
Dispersed from Off the West coast All crew rescued. convoy of Ireland
100 miles N.W. of the 32 survivors, 2 killed. Bloody Foreland
Dispersed from 600 miles West of convoy
Ireland.
Straggler from 90 miles N.W. of convoy Malin Head.
13
North of Ireland
4 survivors landed at Gibraltar.
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Dispersed from 450 miles West of the 33 survivors. convoy Bloody Foreland
Dispersed from 300 miles West of 38 survivors, 1 killed. convoy Ireland
Off Cagliari, Sardinia 4 killed.
300 miles S,W. of 136 survivors. Slyne Head
Date.
Name and
Tonnage.
Nationality.
Cargo.
From-
To-
How sunk.
In Convoy
or not.
Sept. 24
Mabriton
British
U.K.
Canada
Torpedo
(6,694 tons)
Sept. 25
Eurymedon
British
General U.K.
Java
Torpedo
Yes
(6,223 tons)
Sept. 26
Tancred..
Norwegian...
U.K.
U.S.A.
Torpedo
(6,094 tons)
Sept. 26
Stratford
British
U.K.
West Indies Torpedo
Yes
(4,753 tons)
tanker
Sept. 26
Corrientes
British
U.K.
Canada
Torpedo
(6,863 tons)
Sept. 27
Asgerd
Norwegian...
Torpedo
(1,308 tons)
About
Sept 27
Manchester
British
U.K.
Canada
Torpedo
Yes
Brigade
(6,042 tons)
Sept. 28
Empire Ocelot
British
Ballast U.K.
U.S.A.
Torpedo
(5,759 tons)
Sept. 28
Vestvard
Norwegian...
U.K.
Canada
Torpedo
(4,319 tons)
Sept. 28
Monti Moncayo Spanish (4,291 tons)
Torpedo
Not
Oct. 1
Highland Patriot British (14,172 tons)
Meat
Buenos
U.K.
Torpedo
Not
Aires
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