Position.
Fate of Crew and Remarks.
SECTION A.-Merchant Vessels (excluding Commissioned Merchant Vessels) of all tonnages reported lost during the month of November 1941 by enemy action.
(Note.-Tonnages are gross and vessels are of S.S. Cargo type unless otherwise stated.)
By Submarine.
Date.
Name and Tonnage.
Nationality.
Cargo.
From-
To-
How sunk.
In Convoy
or not.
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Nov. 1
Nov. 1
Larpool
3,872 British
General
London
Demerara
Torpedo....... Not
M/V Cargo Bradford City
4,953 British
Nov. 2
Flyderborg
2,022 British
Nov, 2
Gretavale
4,586 British
Nov. 3
Empire Gemsbuck
5,626 | British
Nov. 3
Everoja
4,830 | British
Sugar
Lumber
Steel and
trucks
General
Wheat
U.K.
Sydney,
Dublin
Mauritius
Parrsboro London Baltimore. Loch Ewe. Torpedo... Yes Philadelphia Londonderry Torpedo .. Yes Torpedo... Yes
N.S.
Nov. 7
M/V Cargo
Nottingham
8,532 British
Nov. 8
Castillo Oropesa
6,600 Spanish
Nov. 12
M/V Cargo Peru
6,961 | British
Nov. 29
Thornliebank
5,569 British
General
Nov. 30
Ashby
4,868 British
Ballast
General and Glasgow stores Ballast Barcelona
Calcutta
Barry
Middlesbro' Pepel
New York
Melilla
U.K.
Torpedo... Not
Torpedo... Not
Torpedo... Not
Freetown
Torpedo... Yes
Torpedo... Not
80
Torpedo... Not
...Torpedo... Yes
200 miles E.S.E. of 22 saved and 4 lost. Cape Race
260 miles
Walfish Bay
W.
of Crew saved.
250 miles N.E. of 3 lost, 21 saved. Belle Isle
East of Belle Isle All crew saved except 3. Strait
East of Belle Isle 1 lost. Strait
90 miles off Belle Crew saved. Isle Straits
550 miles S.E. of No survivors reported. Cape Farewell
Off Melilla, Spanish No information. Morocco
450 miles S.E. of Crew saved. Freetown
miles N.E. of Feared no survivors. Flores, Azores
170 miles S.S.E. of 33 saved, 17 lost or missing. Flores, Azores
58,419
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