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CONVOY HX 18
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Departed Halifax on Jan. 31-1940 and arrived Liverpool on Febr. 16 (Arnold Hague says 43 ships). |
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| List received from Tony Cooper, England - his source: Public Records Office. (Please note that the information may be incomplete). dam=damaged, =dead Br=British, Am=American, Norw=Norwegian, Gr=Greek. |
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11
Gretafield Fuel Oil Invergordon dam - 11 (Br) |
21
Parthenia General Glasgow (Br) |
31
Quebec City Steel-cot Liverpool (Br) |
41
Daytonian Cot-Carb bulk Manchester (Br) |
51
Ross Grain Hull (Br) |
61
Athelking Crude Oil Le Havre (Br) |
71
Mataroa London (Br) |
81
Hopecastle Wheat/ Lumber London (Br) |
91
Beaverford General London (Br) |
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12
Trewellard Grain Leith (Br) |
22
Rio Blanco Maize Belfast (Br) |
32
Geddington Court Grain Liverpool (Br) |
42
Telena Fuel/ Diesel Oil Milford Haven (Br) |
52
Glenmoor Scrap Steel Milford H. (Br) |
62
Yarraville Crude Oil Le Havre (Br) |
72
Cefn-Y-Bryn Grain London (Br) |
82
Dalcairn Grain Hull (Br) |
92
Caithness Lumber/Gen. London (Br) |
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13
William Blumer Liverpool (Norw) |
23
Ullapool Grain Liverpool (Br) |
33 Cerinthus Lube Oil Manchester (Br) |
43 Toronto City General Swansea (Br) |
53 Vancolite Crude Oil Le Havre (Br) |
63 F. J. Wolfe Crude Oil Southampton (Br) |
73 Starstone Wheat London (Br) |
83 Boltonhall London (Br) |
93 British Prince General London (Br) |
| 14 | 24 Lustrous Diesel Oil Avonmouth (Br) |
34 Sire Steel Newport (Br) |
44 Sea Glory General Milford H. (Br) |
54 Dromus Benzine Falmouth (Br) |
64 Harmonic Grain Falmouth (Br) |
74 Hindpool Wheat London (Br) |
84 Sheaf Holme Grain Hull (Br) |
94 Langleeford Wheat Newcastle sunk - 4 (Br) |
| 15 | 25 Aliakmon General Liverpool (Gr) |
35 Clearpool Steel Newport Mon (Br) |
45 Leiesten Lube Oil Milford H. (Norw) |
55 Trontolite Av. Gas Pauillac (Br) |
65 Taygetos General Falmouth (Gr) |
75 Canadian General Le Havre (Am) |
85 | 95 |
| Also scheduled: Daldorch and Europe - sailed in HXF 18 Additionally, there's a note in connection with Convoy HXF 19 saying that Cairnesk and Kohistan in that convoy are from HX 18 |
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Notes: The British Gretafield became a straggler and was torpedoed by U 57 on Febr. 14 in 58 27N 02 33 W with the loss of 11 men, 30 survived according to Roger W. Jordan. He adds she was on fire and drifted ashore at Dunbeath near Wick, 58 14 15N 03 25 45W. Broke in 2 on March 19 and became a total loss. Jürgen Rohwer lists her as sunk by this U-boat. R. W. Jordan also states that the British Langleeford was torpedoed and sunk by U 26 on Febr. 14 in 51 40N 12 40W with the loss of 4 men, 30 survived. Rohwer gives the position as 70 nm northwest of Fastnet. No convoy is mentioned by either source. The Norwegian William Blumer later came under German control and is listed in the Homefleet section of this website. Only a few of the ships listed in this table made it through the war. |
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