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Date.

Name and

Tonnage.

Nationality. Cargo. From-

To-

Merchant Vessels (excluding Commissioned Merchant Vessels) of all tonnages REPORTED damaged by Enemy Action.

Fate of Crew and Other Remarks.

In Convoy

Cause.

Position.

Extent of Damage.

or not. *

Jan. 13

M/V Wooler

(507 tons)

British

A/C.

Plymouth

Jan. 14

Whale Factory

Norwegian...

Ole Wegger

(12,201 tons)

Jan. 14

Jan. 15

Oil Refinery

Solglimt

(12,246 tons)

Oil Refinery

Pelagos

(12,083 tons)

Norwegian...

Norwegian.

:

Jan. 16

Llanwern

British

A/C.

(4,966 tons)

Jan. 16

M/V Gladonia

(360 tons)

British

Middlesboro London

A/C.

Jan. 17

M/V Tanker

Panamanian

Abadan

Swansea,

A/C.

Norvik

(9,555 tons)

arrived

Jan. 13

Jan. 17

Tug Norman

British

A/C.

(222 tons)

Raider

Raider

Raider

:

Antarctic Whal- ing Grounds about 59° S., 3° to 4° W. Antarctic Whal-

ing Grounds

about 59 S., 3° to 4° W.

Antarctic Whal- ing Grounds about 59° S., 3° to 4° W.

Avonmouth

H.E. bomb fell on after- deck. Considerably damaged and had been on fire.

(Shown last week in List (A), but now transferred to List (B), as there is still some doubt as to their fate.)

Possibly captured or sunk. Owners do not yet accept as lost.

Bomb damage. Needs dry docking.

Lt. 18-in. hole in deck and other damageto super- structure

Off

Sunk

Vessel

At Swansea

Not known.

Vicinity Cross Slight

Sand

Vessel

Light

1 injured.

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* This information is provisional and may be modified subsequently on receipt of Commodore's report.

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