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Re: U-204 & Sinking of MV Inverlee
Posted by: Ron ()
Date: January 01, 2002 07:24PM

<HTML>Hi Pepin,

Dictionary of Disasters at Sea by Hocking says The British Motor tanker was on passage from Trinidad for Gibralter with 14,000-tons of fuel-oil when at 2am on September 19 1941 she was torpedoed and sunk by German submarine some 30-miles from Cape Spartel, Morroco. She carried a crew of 43, of whom 21 were killed.
INVERLEE was built by Bremer Vulcan, 9158-tons, 503.1ft by 63.8ft by 35.7ft, 1001nhp, 12-knots and oil enginesInver Tankers.

Cheers Ron</HTML>

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