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.
Jan. 22
Kapetan Stratis | Greek (3,574 tons)
Pit props Lisbon
Belfast and
Bomb
Yes...
N.W. approaches
No information.
Barry
Jan. 23
Lurigethan
British
(3,564 tons)
Cotton
and cotton
seed
Port Sudan Hull
Bomb
Yes...
Jan. 23
Tug Englishman British
Bomb
Not...
(487 tons)
Jan. 23
Langleegorse
British
Maize
Durban
London
Bomb
Yes.
(4,524 tons)
Jan. 26
Meriones
British
General. London
(7,557 tons)
Hull and
Brisbane
Bomb
Not...
South
Sands
Jan. 27
S/Trawler Caer- British
Bomb
Not...
philly Castle
(275 tons)
Jan. 28
Pandion...
British
Coal
Oban
Portugal Bomb
Yes...
(1,944 tons)
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
Olympier
(5,266 tons)
M/V Cargo
Belgian
Iron ore,
Durban
calcium
Oban and
Immingham
Bomb
Yes...
sing.
ن
carbide Norwegian... Iron ore... Freetown
Oban
Austvard
Feb. 2
(3,677 tons) The Sultan
(824 tons)
British
Coal
Methil Rds. London
Bomb
5 direct hits
Bomb
Yes.
216 miles West of 36 landed, 2 wounded, 16 killed. Blacksod Bay
40 miles West of No survivors reported. Tory Is.
120 miles West of No information. Slyne Head
Haisboro' Landed.
92 miles S.W. of 8 saved, 3 drowned. Achill Head
76 miles W.N.W. of Bloody Foreland.
108 miles N.W. of 19 landed, 7 injured, 8 killed, 15 mis- Bloody Foreland
150 miles West of 8 survivors landed, 7 dead. Rest on Ireland rafts; fate not yet known.
Yes.
Off Harwich
12 landed, 3 injured, 2 killed.
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Glasgow Takoradi
Raider
Not.
700 miles West of Some survivors picked up by Spanish Freetown ship.
*This information is provisional and may be modified subsequently on receipt of Commodore's report.
Marchant Vassale (avaluding Commissioned Manchent Vaccale) of all tonnadas DEPORTED damadad hu
UnamuT
Jan. 29
Eurylochus
(5,723 tons)
British
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