Nature of
Attack.
In Convoy
or not.
Position.
Fate of Crew.
APPENDIX I.
Ships attacked by Submarines.
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Remarks.
12
Mar. 11 Eulota
Dutch
In ballast Rotterdam
Curaçoa
Torpedoed... Not...
(6,236 tons)
120 miles S.W. of Land's End
All
saved by Sunk.
H.M.S.
Wild
Mar. 11 Amor
Dutch
Cristobal Antwerp
Probably Not...
(2,325 tons)
torpedoed
(possibly
25 miles E.N.E. of North Fore- land
Swan
All saved
Sunk.
mined)
Ships Mined.
Date.
Name and
Tonnage.
Nationality.
Cargo. From-
To-
In Convoy
Position.
Fate of Crew.
Remarks.
or not.
Mar. 8
Counsellor
(5,068 tons)
British
General New
cargo
Liverpool
Orleans
In convoy H.X. 22 B.
(Commo-
dore's ship)
5 miles N.N.W. of All crew saved Bar Light Vessel, Liverpool
Sunk. Was probably out of the swept channel.
Date.
Name and
Tonnage.
Nationality.
Cargo. From-
To-
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Mar. 9
Chevychase
British
Coal
Blyth
London
(2,719 tons)
(4,000
In convoy
F.S. 16
19 miles north of All crew saved Cromer
Sunk.
Was outside swept
channel.
tons)
Mar. 10
Borthwick
British
Antwerp
Leith
(1,097 tons)
Off Schouwen Bank Crew of 21 saved (Dutch coast)
Sunk.
Mar. 11
Niritos
Greek
Cuba
Antwerp
Not...
(3,854 tons)
10 miles E.N.E. of North Foreland
Succeeded in getting in to the Downs.
Mar. 12
Gardenia
British
Phos-
Casablanca Tees
Not...
Off Cromer
(3,745 tons)
phates
Mar. 12
Halifax
British
(165 tons)
33 survivors landed Sunk. by H.M. Trawler Viviana
Not...
3 miles S.E. of Alde- | Crew saved burgh (Suffolk)
Sunk.
Mine picked up in a trawl, and exploded.
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Not