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Merchant Vessels (excluding Commissioned Merchant Vessels) of all tonnages REPORTED damaged by Enemy Action.
Date.
Name and
Tonnage.
Nationality.
Cargo. From-
To-
Cause.
In Convoy
or not.
Position.
Extent of Damage.
Casualties to Crew and Other Remarks.
[22148]
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towing in, but opera-
tions suspended until next spring tides
Not known.
1940.
Oct. 6
Hull Trader (717 tons)
British
A/C.
London Docks
Dec. 20-23 Prome
British
A/C.
Liverpool
(7,043 tons)
1941.
Jan. 7
S/T Trier
British
Mine
Not
150 holes in starboard No casualties. plating from
bombs
Damage to deck struc-
ture, shell plating and between decks.
N. by E., 12 miles Slight damage.
H.E.
(136 tons)
off Ormes Head
Jan. 11
Roy
Norwegian
London
Blyth
Mine
Not
. Off Humber
Engines
disabled.
(1,768 tons)
Towed into Hull.
Jan. 13
M/V Andoni
British
Timber
A/C.
Swansea
Not known.
(678 tons)
Jan. 15
Maywood
British
Cardiff
Liverpool
Mine
Not
About 20 miles
(1,823 tons)
W. by N. Lundy Island
Disabled and beached, Whitmore Bay.
Jan. 15
M/V Karri
British
Coal
Garston
Dublin
Mine
Not
(354 tons)
2 miles North of Towed into harbour 8 injured. Bar Lt. VI.
Jan. 15
S/T Stalker
(197 tons)
British
A/C. bomb
Not
Hawke Roads, Grimsby
Submerged, good No casualties.
chance of raising and
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Jan. 16... M/V Zealandic... British
(10,578 tons)
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Liverpool
Brisbane
S/M.
Not
230 miles W. by N. of Rockall
Torpedoed
* This information is provisional and may be modified subsequently on receipt of Commodore's report.
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