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APPENDIX I.

Ships attacked by Submarines.

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Date.

Name and

Tonnage.

Nationality.

Cargo.

From-

To-

Nature of

Attack.

In Convoy

or not.

Position.

Fate of Crew.

Jan. 29 Eika

Norwegian

(1,503 tons)

Feb. 14 Langleeford

British

Halifax

Probably

torpedoed

Torpedoed... Not...

70 miles N.W. 1 killed

Not...

Probably North Sea

(4,622 tons)

Remarks.

Feb. 14

(or 15)

Martin

Goldschmidt (2,094 tons)

Danish

Probably Not... torpedoed

of Cape Clear, 2 died Ireland

15 of crew saved

1 boat missing

Off north coast 5 survivors of Scotland

Sunk.

Reported sunk.

Sunk.

Had been in convoy HX 18,

but got separated in bad weather.

Feb. 15 Den Haag

Dutch

Oil

(8,971 tons)

Feb. 15 Steinstadt

Norwegian

Turkey

Norway

(2,477 tons)

Probably Not... torpedoed

Probably Not... torpedoed

120 miles W. b. S.

Sunk.

of Ushant

Off west coast of Ireland

Feb. 16 Sleipner...

Danish

Methil

Esbjerg

Torpedoed... Not...

(1,066 tons)

Feb. 16 Khone

Danish

Torpedoed... Not...

(1,064 tons)

50 miles north of Rattray Head

50 miles north of Rattray Head

13 believed Sunk. missing

39 survivors rescued by Swedish fish- ing boat 13 rescued by H.M.S. Kip-

ling

9 missing

Both ships sunk within a quarter of an hour of each other.

Liana

Swedish

(1,646 tons)

Night of

Feb.

Osmed...

Swedish

Blyth

Sweden

Torpedoed... Not.

16/17

(1,526 tons)

28 miles N. of Kinnaird Head

13 missing 7 saved, of whom 3

wounded

10 missing 10 saved

Sunk.

Sunk,

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