By Aircraft.
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Date.
Name and
Tonnage.
Nationality. Cargo.
From-
To-
How Sunk.
In Convoy
or not.*
.Position.
Fate of Crew and other Remarks.
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14
1940.
Oct. 4
Tug Sirdar
(34 tons)
British
Bomb
Not...
1941.
Jan. 16
M/V Tanker Dutch
Liverpool
Curacao
Bomb
Yes...
Onoba
(6,256 tons)
Cods Reach, River All lost (3). Swale
100 miles N.W. of 36 survivors, 4 injured. Bloody Foreland
Jan. 16
Meandros
Greek
Barry
Halifax
Bomb
Yes...
(4,581 tons)
100 miles N.W. of 27 survivors, 5 missing. Bloody Foreland
Jan. 19
Bonnington
British
Ballast
Ipswich Tyne...
Bomb
Yes...
Court
275 Sunk Lt. VI. 55 survivors, 2 believed missing. 9.5 cables
(4,909 tons)
Jan. 20
Heemskerk
Dutch
Minerals
(6,516 tons)
Rangoon Liverpool Bomb and Free-
Yes.
town
NOTE:
Hull Trader
(717 tons)
British
About 210 miles W. All saved. of Blacksod Bay
Was erroneously reported last week as having been broken up. This vessel must accordingly be taken out of losses due to aircraft attack and replaced on damaged list. (See Section B).
1940.
About
July 22
M/V Mallard (352 tons)
British
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Not...
English Channel
1 of crew prisoner at Cherbourg.
By other Cause or Cause Unknown.
* This information is provisional and may be modified subsequently on receipt of Commodore's report.
Newlyn
London