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Ships Damaged by Enemy Action, but NOT Sunk.
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Date.
Name and
Tonnage.
Nationality.
Cargo.
From-
To-
Nature of
Attack.
In Convoy
or not.
Position.
Fate of Crew and Remarks.
Sept. 26
Ashantian
British
U.K.
(4,917 tons)
West Africa Torpedo Yes... from U-boat
Sept. 26
Welsh Prince
British
Aircraft
Yes.
100 miles West of the Bloody Foreland
East of Peterhead
(5,149 tons)
Sept. 26
Diplomat
British
(8,240 tons)
Sept. 26... Peterton
British
:
:
Aircraft
In Liverpool...
25 survivors. 1 injured. Arrived in Clyde.
No casualties. Calling at Scapa for repairs.
Damaged by fire.
Aircraft
In Liverpool...
Damaged by fire.
(5,221 tons)
Sept. 26
West Kedron
British
Aircraft
(5,621 tons)
Sept. 28
Queen City
British
Steel
Canada
U.K.
Aircraft
Yes...
Off Kinnaird Head
(4,814 tons)
Sept. 30
Sussex
British
Aircraft
N.W. approaches
(11,063 tons)
Sept. 30
Empire Success | British
General
U.K.
Aircraft
Straggler Off Peterhead
(6,009 tons)
from convoy
Oct. 2
Kayeson
British
U.K.
South
Torpedo Dispersed 700 miles S.W. of
Damaged by fire.
No casualties. Considerably damaged. Berthed at Aberdeen.
Some minor casualties. Damaged by fire.
1 killed. 4 injured.
(4,606 tons)
America from U-boat | from convoy
Slyne Head
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