Losses in WW2

She was a 8,762 GRT steam passenger/ cargo ship that was sunk on 4 July 1943 by a torpedo fired by German submarine U-375 at position 36° 44' N 01° 31' E.

She was a 6,222 gRT steam cargo ship that was sunk on 17 July 1940 as a result of a collision with Ganges at position 12° 38' N 55° 31' E. (250 miles SE of Cape Gardafui). Ganges was sunk in 1942 but there were no deaths recorded on her from this collision.

She was a 4,606 GRT steam cargo ship that survived the war. Information on how Mr. Miller lost his life can be found on the Queries and Omissions page under 'Queries' HERE.

She was a 6,814 GRT steam cargo ship that was hit on 6 November 1940 by bombs from an aircraft at position 58° 35' N 02° 53' W and sunk at a position 4 miles from Noss Head on a bearing of 52°.

She was a 6,114 GRT steam cargo ship that was sunk as a result of a collision with Norwegian ship Strix on 17 March 1941 at position 17° 13' N 21° 22' W. The vessel sank the following day

She was a 5,165 GRT steam cargo ship that was sunk on 16 Aug 1940 by a torpedo fired by German submarine U-30 at position 57° 30' N 17° 14' W. The Master and 66 crew were lost but 41 survivors were picked up by Kelet which was also sunk and a further 6 of the survivors from Clan MacPhee were lost.

She was a 6,940 GRT steam cargo ship that was hit on 1 May 1943 by a torpedo fired by German submarine U-515 at position 07° 58' N 14° 14' W and later foundered at position 08° 04' N 14° 12' W .

She was a 5,060 GRT steam cargo ship that was sunk on 13 June 1942 by a torpedo and gunfire from Italian submarine Leonardo da Vinci at position 05° 30' N 23° 30' W.

She was a 7,619 GRT steam cargo ship that was sunk on 8 October 1942 by a torpedo fired by German submarine U-159 at position 34° 53' S 16° 45' E.

She was a 7,062 GRT steam cargo ship that was sunk on 27 August 1942 by a torpedo fired by German submarine U-156 at position 35° 45' N 18 45' W.