daggers Posted 2 November , 2009 Posted 2 November , 2009 Can anyone with access to the reference works please help with details of any of the following losses, all 'steam-ship' unless otherwise noted: Apapa, Nov 1917 Bamse, Oct 1918 Braefield, March 1917 Eloby, July 1917 Falaba, March 1915 Hesperian, Sep 1915 Hughli, HM salvage tug, 1919 [this may not be a loss as the man was buried ashore] Huntsmoor, Feb 1918 Moeris, June 1916 Sculptor, May 1918 Tringa, HMT, Nov 1915 Western Coast, Nov 1917. Many thanks in advance EDIT - if there is a website with the info, please tell me, to save anyone searching their library... Daggers
dundeesown Posted 2 November , 2009 Posted 2 November , 2009 SS Falaba ( 4806 ) tons,28th March 1915 sunk-U-28. search for U-28. Gary
Michael Lowrey Posted 2 November , 2009 Posted 2 November , 2009 Daggers, Start here: http://www.uboat.net/wwi/ships_hit/ Best wishes, Michael
daggers Posted 2 November , 2009 Author Posted 2 November , 2009 Gary & Michael Thanks for the clues. D
Malcolm Posted 2 November , 2009 Posted 2 November , 2009 Daggers, Start here: http://www.uboat.net/wwi/ships_hit/ Best wishes, Michael or http://www.mariners-l.co.uk/WWI%20LOSSES%20INDEX.htm Aye Malcolm
John Gilinsky Posted 2 November , 2009 Posted 2 November , 2009 Per the sinking of "Hersperian": this was a North Atlantic run passenger and immigrant ship used pre war between Great Britain and Canada. Relatively new she was sunk while on her way back from Great Britain but this time carrying a fair number of convalescing wounded and sick Canadian soldiers. Several Canadian soldiers died in the sinking. Fair bit of secondary literature and of course contemporary news reports on her sinking. Check out the online editions of the Toronto Star and Toronto Globe newspapers for example. John Toronto
daggers Posted 2 November , 2009 Author Posted 2 November , 2009 All very helpful stuff. Thanks to all. Just about sorted now. Daggers
Wrecktec Posted 2 November , 2009 Posted 2 November , 2009 Hi Daggers Check them out on http://www.miramarshipindex.org.nz Cheers Ron
daggers Posted 2 November , 2009 Author Posted 2 November , 2009 Ron Thanks for another useful site to bookmark, once I got the abbreviations sorted. D
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