The Allen Collection:A collection of 5,000 nautical photographs collected by a father and
son over a period of 60 years and published on the Benjidog website.
The War Illustrated: 14 October 1939 pages 156-7 (reprinted in the Daily Telegraph at an unknown date)
Ubootwaffe.net: A website dedicated to WW2 U boats and their exploits including ships damaged
and sunk.
Middlemiss, Norman L. (1991): Travels of the Tramps - Twenty Tramp Fleets Volume II, Shield Publications Ltd. Newcastle upon Tyne,
ISBN 1 871128 06 4
Convoyweb Convoy Database: An extensive and highly recommended Website that
includes comprehensive information about WW2 convoys and other voyages of merchant ships and some information about ships that were lost.
Uboat.net: Website dedicated to WW2 U boats and their exploits including ships damaged and sunk.
It also includes a more limited section about U boats from WW1.
Tennant, A.J. (1990): British Merchant Ships Sunk by U-boat in World War One, Starling (ISBN: 1904381367 / 1-904381-36-7)
HMSO (1947): British Vessels lost at sea 1939-45; reprinted by Patrick Stephens, Cambridge 1983 ISBN 0-85059 659 9.
Warsailors.com: Norwegian Website with much information about convoys and other matters related to
WW2.
Report of an Interview with Chief Engineer A. H. Stirling of Darlington Court, Shipping Casualties Section - Trade Division Dated June 7-1941
Shipwrecks of Nova Scotia website: Site providing wreck information for divers including wreck location
maps.
British Submarines of World War Two website: Site dedicated to these submarines
which includes a great deal of information about their service history
Miramar Ship Index: A subscription website containing basic information about a huge
number of ships both past and present.
Tørnes John Aa, Voie Øyvind A, Ljønes Marita, Opstad Aase M, Bjerkeseth Leif Haldor, Hussain Fatima (2002: Investigation and risk
assessment of ships loaded with chemical ammunition scuttled in Skagerrak, Norwegian Defence Research Establishment (FFI), TA-1917/2002
