One mile south of Kungsgrund, Westervik approach
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John Mozolak Jr. NEW YORK SHIPS TO FOREIGN PORTS “C” Ships moz40272@msn.com 9.1939 thru 8.1945 Page C. A. CANFIELD: Am S/T 1913 6,161gt 1941: 5/21; 6/6; 6/22; 7/10; 7/25 1942: 3/21; 8/5R 1943: 1/18 C. F. LILJEVALCH: Swe S/S 1920 5,492gt Arr 1940: 1/26 8/17/1942: Torpedoed and sunk by Soviet submarine L-3, one mile south of Kungsgrund, Westervik approach. Voyage: Lulea (Sweden) in convoy for Germany with iron ore. C. H. M. JONES: Am (EC2) 1944 7,176gt 1944: 9/27 1945: 1/22 C. H. SPEDDON: Br S/Tug 1931 214gt (ex American 1941) 1941: 8/16 C. J. BARKDULL: Am S/T 1917 6,773gt 1939: 11/4 Arr 1940: As Panamanian 9/20 1941: As Panamanian 4/30 voyage abandoned-clearance cancelled; 5/1; 9/9 1942: As Panamanian 10/19R; 12/10 1/10/1943: As Panamanian ship, torpedoed and sunk by U632 in North Atlantic after dropping out of convoy. Voyage: New York (lv 12/12/42) in convoy UGS 3 for Casablanca with dirty oil.
1939: 10/9 detained 10/11- will proceed 10/13 clearance cancelled-10/17 detained-will proceed 10/19 Arr 1940: 7/3; 9/4; 9/24; 10/11; 11/1; 11/20; 12/9; 12/31 1941: 1/20; 2/8; 3/29; 4/16; 5/6; 5/27; 6/18; 7/5; 7/26; 8/16; 9/5; 9/24; 10/31; 11/19; 12/8; 12/26 1942: 1/13; 2/5; 3/16; 5/15 6/6/1942: Torpedoed and sunk by U68 about 48nm southwest of Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico at 17 33N-67 55W. Voyage: Aruba for New York.
1941: 10/31 1942: 2/6 2/26/1942: Torpedoed and sunk by Italian submarine Da Vinci in southwest North Atlantic at approx 16N-42 30W. No survivors. Voyage: New York (lv 2/7), and Philadelphia for Rio de Janeiro with coal and general. CABEDELO: Brazil S/S Reefer 1945 3,142gt 1945: 8/20 CACALILAO: Am S/T 1919 6,913gt 1943: 3/13; 9/14; 11/23; 12/22 1944: 1/21; 2/21; 8/2; 9/28
1940: 4/29; 7/18; 10/21 1941: 1/7; 1/14; 4/5; 5/15; 7/16; 10/30 1942: 1/7; 4/11 1944: 7/14
1939: 9/26 Arr 1940: 1/18; 2/13; 3/11; 4/8; 5/6; 6/3; 7/1; 7/29; 8/26; 9/23; 10/21; 11/18; 12/16 1941: 1/18; 2/12; 3/12; 4/9; 5/7; 6/4; 7/2; 7/30; 8/28; 9/25; 10/22; 11/19; 12/17 1942: 1/17; 3/15; 4/27 1944: 4/20; 6/9; 7/24; 9/7; 10/27; 12/11 1945: 1/27; 3/10; 4/14; 5/24; 6/28; 8/6
1942: 7/25; 9/11 11/23/1942: Torpedoed and sunk by U518 in mid-North Atlantic at 42 25N-48 27W. Voyage: Baytown (lv 11/11) and from Key West sailed independently for Reykjavik with diesel oil, fuel oil and high octane gasoline. CADILLAC: Br S/T 1917 12,062gt Arr 1940: 12/9 1941: 1/14 3/1/1941: Torpedoed and sunk by U552 about 165nm northwest of Butt of Lewis at 59 44N-11 16W. Voyage: Aruba, and Halifax (lv 2/13) in convoy HX 109 for Avonmouth with aviation gasoline. CADMUS: Nor S/S 1926 1,855gt Arr 1940: 7/5; 8/3; 11/19; 11/22; 12/14 1941: 10/6; 10/29; 11/26; 12/30 1942: 3/7; 4/20 7/1/1942: Torpedoed and sunk by U129 about 290nm east of Tampico at 22 50N-92 30W. Voyage: Tela (lv 6/20) for Galveston with bananas. CADUCEUS: Br S/S 1927 4,364gt 1941: 6/20 1942: 3/7; 9/18 CAESAR RODNEY: Am (EC2) 1942 7,191gt 1942: 11/4R 1943: 7/13; 9/8; 11/4 1944: 1/20; 5/25; 12/8 1945: 4/17; 7/21
1944: 6/15; 7/17; 8/19; 10/12 1945: 4/7; 5/26
1942: 2/9; 4/23; 6/29; 10/17; 12/19 CAIRNVALONA: Br S/S Reefer 1918 4,929gt 1942: 3/9; 5/12; 9/16 10/26/1942: Damaged in air attack north of Firth of Forth. She sailed from Montreal for the Tyne with general cargo.
1943: 3/23; 6/22; 8/18 5/11/1941: Damaged in air attack in St. George’s Channel about 10nm north of St. David’s Head at 52 03N-05 24W Proceeded to Belfast arr 5/12. Voyage: Barry to Freetown with coal. CALAMARES: Am S/S Reefer 1913 7,622gt 1939: 11/24; 12/8; 12/22 Arr 1940: 1/5; 1/19; 2/2; 2/16; 3/1; 3/15; 4/4; 4/**; 5/9; 5/23; 6/6; 6/**; 7/17; 7/31; 8/14; 8/28; 9/11; 9/25; 10/10; 10/23; 11/**; 12/4; 12/18 1941: 1/3; 1/17; 1/31; 2/14; 2/28; 3/14; 3/29; 4/12; 5/3; 5/24; 7/5; 7/26; 8/15; 8/30; 9/20; 10/11; 11/1; 11/22 1942: 1/7 1942: To USN as stores ship USS Calamares (AF-18).
1941: 3/12; 7/11; 10/11 1942: 4/11
1943: 9/3 1/31/1944: Torpedoed and sunk by E-boat in Dover Strait about 10mi southeast of Beachy Head. Voyage: London in convoy CW 243 for Newport in ballast. CALEB STRONG: Am (EC2-LTS) 1942 7,176gt 1943: 3/18; 5/27 1945: 5/22; 8/4 CALGAROLITE: Br/Can M/T 1929 11,941gt 1941: 11/24 delayed-proceeding 11/26; 12/14 1942: 4/29 5/9/1942: Sunk by torpedo and gunfire from U125 about 64nm west of Grand Cayman Island at 19 24N-82 30W. Voyage: New York (lv 4/30), and Hampton Roads sailing independently for Kingston and Cartagena in ballast. CALGARY: Br S/S 1921 7,206gt Arr 1940: 10/8 1945: 8/4
1942: 2/22 1945: 3/17 CALIFORNIA EXPRESS: Nor M/V Reefer 1934 3,649gt 1942: 4/16 delayed-proceeding 4/18; 5/28; 7/1; 8/8; 9/11; 10/17 1943: 2/15; 9/1; 10/16; 12/31 1944: 1/18; 2/29; 5/20; 7/1; 8/10; 9/19; 10/28 1945: 1/18; 4/23; 5/29 detained engine trouble-proceeding 6/2; 7/7; 8/9
1939: 10/20 1940: Transferred to UK renamed Empire Kite*. Renamed again Empire Seal*(sunk).
1944: 6/17; 6/23; 7/25; 8/26; 9/28 CALLIOPE: Pan M/T 1926 8,426gt 1939: 12/8 Arr 1940: 5/11; 8/16 1941: 3/24; 11/24 delayed-proceeding 11/27 1942: 3/14; 6/23 1943: 2/11 delayed for repairs-expected to proceed 2/17 clearance cancelled-clearing for Aruba with cargo 2/20; 3/27; 5/6; 6/19; 8/19 detained waiting navy orders-now proceeding 8/25; 9/8 detained waiting navy orders-proceeding 9/15; 12/27 1944: 2/2; 3/1; 3/31; 4/29; 5/26; 6/29; 9/2; 9/30; 11/18 1945: 4/17
1941: 6/28; 8/30; 9/22; 10/11 1945: 7/12
1942: 10/9 1943: 4/28; 7/20; 11/13 1944: 3/6; 5/10; 7/24; 9/22 1945: Transferred to USSR renamed Samarkand.
1941: 4/25; 8/30; 12/29 1942: 3/28 1943: 5/12; 12/18; 12/29 1944: 9/14; 12/8 1945: Transferred to USSR renamed Borodino. 12/31/1942: Damaged by shellfire from KM pocket battleship Lutzow in the Battle of Barents Sea. Voyage: Loch Ewe (lv 12/22) in convoy JW51B for Murmansk. CALORIA: Am S/T 1906 4,095gt 1943: 12/7 CALUMET: Br S/S Reefer 1923 7,268gt 1941: 4/23 1943: 7/15 1944: 9/22; 12/2 1945: 5/19 CALUSA: Am (T2) 1942 10,172gt 1944: 1/27; 3/15 CALVIN AUSTEN: Am (EC2) 1944 7,176gt 1945: 1/2; 5/15 CALVIN COLLIDGE: Am (EC2-LTS) 1943 7,176gt 1943: 2/27; 6/6; 8/21 6/19/1945: Mined in English Channel about 12nm southeast of Lizard Point at 49 50N-04 57W. Damage light. Voyage: Le Havre (lv 6/18) for Boston with troops on board. CALYPSO: Am Schooner No Information 1/25/1943 Cleared for Roseau, Dominica BWI with 31 tons general, 4 crew (Marine Servicing) CALYPSO: Du S/S 1911 2,258gt 1939: 9/1; 10/6; 11/10; 12/15 Arr 1940: 1/16; 2/19; 1940: Taken over by Germany renamed Norma. 12/27/41: Sunk at Vaagso. CAMAGUEY: Cuba S/S 1931 1,399gt 1941: 8/26 CAMAMU: Brazil S/S 1911 4,613gt 1939: 9/29; 10/13 Arr 1940: 5/29 1941: 7/11; 9/29; 10/10 1943: 8/9 detained for repairs-proceeding 8/15 1944: 1/26 1945: 5/4
1943: 10/20 1944: 1/28; 2/16 1945: 5/12 1/6/1944: In collision with and sinking gunboat USS St. Augustine (PG-54) few miles from shore and about 18nm northeast from Assateague Island Lighthouse, Virginia at 38 04N-75 06W. CAMBRIDGE: Br S/S Reefer 1916 10,846gt Arr 1940: 2/26 11/7/1940: Mined about 6nm east of Point Wilson’s Promontory, Bass Strait, Australia. Sank next day. Mines laid by KM auxiliary minelayer Passat between 10/29 and 11/2. Voyage: Cardiff for Brisbane with tinplate, sawdust in bags and timber.
1943: 7/28 CAMERATA: Br S/S 1931 4,875gt 1943: 2/11 delayed waiting orders-clearance cancelled 2/13 5/7-8/1943: Torpedoed by Italian two man submersible at Gibraltar. Beached. Total Loss. Voyage: Arrived at Gibraltar from Lisbon in ballast. CAMERONIA: Br S/S Pass-Reefer 1920 16,297gt 1939: 9/15; 10/21; 11/21 Arr 1940: 2/13; 4/2; 5/17; 6/24; 7/30; 9/10; 10/29 12/22/1942: Torpedoed by U565 about 21nm northeast of Bougie, Algeria at 37 03N-05 24E. Arr Bougie on same day. Towed to Gibraltar for TempR. Arr in Glasgow 3/43 for PermR. Voyage: Algiers in convoy KMF 5 for Bone with troops. CAMOR: Am S/S 1920 2,397gt Arr 1940: 6/17 CAMP DEFIANCE: Am (T2) 1944 10,172gt 1944: 10/13; 11/14; 12/16 1945: 1/17; 3/9
1945: 5/19 CAMPFIRE: Am S/S 1919/5,671gt (ex IPSWICH*Am 1942) 1942: 5/2 1943: 2/1; 3/24; 5/2; 7/10 1944: 4/17; 7/1; 9/14 1945: Transferred to USSR renamed Surkov.
1941: 11/14 1943: 9/10 1944: 1/8; 4/24; 6/21; 7/6; 8/17; 8/30 CANADA: Swe M/V 1921 5,558gt Arr 1940: 7/25; 9/26 1942: 1/7; 10/7 1944: 4/4 CANADIAN: Pan S/S 1920 5,802gt (ex American 1939) Arr 1940: 3/30; 6/1; 8/14 1941: Transferred to Japan renamed Hokusei Maru.
1939: 10/7 Arr 1940: 1/10 2/21/1941: Sunk by gunfire from KM pocket battleship Admiral Scheer in Indian Ocean about 480nm east of Dar Es Salaam at 06 36S-47 18E. All 34 on board taken POW. Voyage: Port Sudan for Durban and West Indies. CANADIAN STAR: Br M/V Reefer 1939 8,293gt 1942: 8/31R 7/20/1941: Damaged by gunfire after two torpedoes from U203 missed southwest of Ireland at 49 15N-21W. Arr at Curacao 7/30 for repairs. Voyage: Liverpool for Auckland with passengers, general cargo and mail. 3/18/1943: Torpedoed and sunk by U221 west of Ireland at 53 24N-28 34W. Voyage: Sydney NSW, and New York (lv 3/8) in convoy HX 229 for Liverpool with refrigerated cargo. CANARA: Br M/V 1942 7,024gt 1943: 1/15 CANCALAIS: Br/Can M/V 1920 369gt 1943: 5/22 CANFORD CHINE: Br S/S 1917 3,364gt Arr 1940: 4/22 2/10/1941: Sunk by torpedo and gunfire from U52 about 180nm WNW of Erris Head, Ireland at approx 55 30N-15W. No survivors. Voyage: The Clyde, and Cardiff in convoy OG 52 for Buenos Aires with coal and general cargo. CANTIGNY: Am (T2) 1945 10,296gt 1945: 4/14 CANTUARIA: Brazil S/S (Hog) 1919 5,163gt (ex SCANSTATES*Am 1939) Arr 1940: 1/25; 2/13; 4/20; 5/3; 7/26; 8/12; 10/26; 11/22 1941: 2/11; 2/21; 5/2; 5/14; 7/19; 7/30; 10/31; 11/12 1942: 1/24; 2/4 1943: 5/6; 10/23 1944: 3/31; 8/28; 12/18 1945: 4/13
1945: 7/6 CANYON CREEK: Am (T2) 1943 10,172gt 1943: 6/22; 7/8; 7/23; 10/18; 12/2 1944: 1/18; 2/29; 3/18; 4/22; 5/1; 6/15; 7/17; 8/18; 9/16; 11/30 1945: 1/2; 1/17; 2/2; 2/17; 4/7 CAP CANTIN: Br S/S 1913 3,317gt (ex French) 1943: 1/15 CAPAC: Am S/S 1919 5,586gt Arr 1940: 4/29 1940: Transferred to Panama renamed Cardina*(sunk). CAPE ALAVA: Am M/V (C1-B) 1941 6,751gt 1943: 5/11 1945: 7/15
1945: 2/17; 6/4; 8/1; 8/29 CAPE BLANCO: Am M/V (C1-A) 1943 5,156gt 1943: 11/1R CAPE BON: Am S/S (C1-A) 1943 5,419gt 1943: 6/30 CAPE BORDA: Am S/S (C1-A) 1944 5,124gt 1944: 12/16 1945: 4/7; 7/20 CAPE BOYER: Am M/V (C1-A) 1944 5,146gt 1944: 12/5 1945: 1/20 CAPE BRETON: Br S/S 1940 6,044gt 1942: 3/16; 7/6; 9/10; 10/16 1943: 3/6; 5/11; 7/7; 9/14 5/4-5/1941: Damaged in an air attack at Belfast. Sank in dock. Refloated. Repaired. CAPE CHARLES: Am S/S (C1-A) 1942 5,094gt 1943: 1/7 delayed-awaiting navy orders-will proceed 1/10; 8/18 CAPE CLEAR: Br MV 1939 5,085gt 1942: 11/19 1943: 12/11 2/27/1941: Mined off north Wales coast about 9nm northwest of Great Orme’s Head at 53 27N-04 01W. Arr 3/1 at Liverpool with engine room damage. Voyage: New Westminster BC for Garston with lumber, zinc and lead. 8/21/1944: Sunk in collision with Henry Dearborn (Am-EC2) in Gulf of Suez, 105nm south of Suez at 28 21N-33 11E.
1941: 6/25; 8/30; 10/18; 11/29 1942: 12/22 1943: 7/30 CAPE COMFORT: Am S/S (C1-A) 1945 5,124gt 1945:8/14 CAPE CORSO: Br S/S 1929 3,807gt 1939: 10/4; 10/11 Arr 1940: 7/26 5/2/1942: Torpedoed and sunk by aircraft in Norwegian Sea about 80nm south of Bear Island at 73 02N-19 46E. Voyage: Hull, Oban, and Reykjavik (lv 4/26) in convoy PQ 15 for North Russia with munitions. CAPE CORWIN: Am S/S (C1-A) 1943 5,124gt 1943: 4/9 1944: 4/17; 6/14; 8/1; 9/27; 11/22; 12/28 1945: 1/2; 2/2; 5/29; 7/17 CAPE CUMBERLAND: Am S/S (C1-B) 1944 6,711gt 1945: 7/7 CAPE DIAMOND: Am S/S (C1-A) 1944 5,124gt 1944: 3/4; 5/4; 7/8; 8/26; 11/16; 12/23 1945: 2/17; 5/28; 7/23
1945: 7/25 CAPE FALCON: Am M/V (C1-A) 1944 5,154gt 1945: 8/6 CAPE FARO: Am M/V (C1-A) 1944 5,177gt 1944: 6/20 1945: 7/17 CAPE FLATTERY: Am M/V (C1-B) 1941 6,755gt 1945: 7/11 CAPE GASPE: Hon M/V 1919 266gt (ex Br/Can-1943) 1943: 3/12 CAPE HAWKE: Br M/V 1941 5,081gt 1942: 12/4 1944: 7/10; 9/29 CAPE HENLOPEN: Am S/S (C1-A) 1942 5,094gt 1942: 10/27 3/27/1943: In collision with and sinking freighter Lillian luckenbach*(Am) 10nm east of Nags Head, Hatteras Outer Banks at 35 58N-75 25W. CAPE HENRY: Am M/V (C1-A) 1942 5,105gt 1943: 1/10 CAPE HORN: Am S/S (C1-A) 1944 5,124gt 1944: 6/23; 8/18; 10/21; 12/8 1945: 3/30 detained for repairs-proceeding 4/3; 8/21
1943: 10/15; 11/15 CAPE JUBY: Am M/V (C1-A) 1944 5,163gt 1944: 5/20 CAPE LOOKOUT: Am M/V (C1-A) 1943 5,138gt 1943: 7/9 CAPE LOPEZ: Am M/V (C1-A) 1944 5,163gt 1944: 4/20 CAPE MOHICAN: Am S/S (C1-A) 1942 5,094gt 1942: 11/14 1944: 10/21; 12/8 1945: 1/7; 3/28,10/26 8/21/1943: Torpedoed by Allied submarine about 160nm southeast of Malta at 33 42N-16 43E. Towed to Malta arr 8/24 and to the Tyne arr 1/7/1944. Voyage: Alexandria (lv 8/19) in convoy MKF 22 for Algiers and UK with chrome ore ballast. CAPE NEDDICK: Am S/S (C1-B) 1941 6,797gt 1941: 5/26; 7/19; 9/13; 10/29; 12/13 1942: 2/4; 12/4 1943: 1/29; 3/27 5/12/1943: Torpedoed by U195 west of South West Africa at 23 21S-01 22W. A second torpedo missed. Ship’s gun crew returned fire and the U boat left. Arr in Walvis Bay on 5/15 for TempR. Voyage: New York (lv 3/28) sailing independently for Durban and Suez with ammunition, tanks, locomotives, vehicles and aircraft.
Arr 1940: 9/5 2/23/1941: Torpedoed and sunk by U95 about 240nm SSW of Vik, Iceland at 59 30N-21W. Voyage: Hull in convoy OB 288 for New York in ballast. CAPE NOME: Am S/S (C1-A) 1944 5,124gt 1944: 8/18; 11/30 1945: 5/19; 6/29 CAPE NUN: Am M/V (C1-A) 1944 5,154gt 1945: 7/29 CAPE OF GOOD HOPE: Br M/V 1925 4,963gt 1942: 5/1 5/11/1942: Sunk by torpedo and gunfire from U502 in southwest North Atlantic at 22 48N-58 43W. Voyage: Sailed independently from New York (lv 5/5) for Cape Town and Persian Gulf with military and general. CAPE PEMBROKE: Am M/V (C1-A) 1944 5,145gt 1945: 1/9 CAPE PORPOISE: Am M/V (C1-A) 1942 5,105gt 1942: 12/11 1943: 10/4 1944: 2/5 1945: 5/11 detained-awaiting navy orders-proceeding 5/16; 8/22
1945: 6/14 CAPE RACE: Br S/S 1930 3,807gt 1939: 9/1 1941: 6/11 8/10/1942: Torpedoed and sunk by U660 WNW of Ireland at 56 45N-22 50W. Voyage: Boston, and Sydney CB (lv 7/31) in convoy SC 94 for Manchester with lumber and steel. CAPE RACE: Am S/S (C1-A) 1944 5,124gt 1944: 10/21; 12/8 CAPE ROMANO: Am M/V (C1-A) 1942 5,105gt 1942: 9/19 1945: 7/11 10/28/1944: Damaged in air attack at San Pedro Bay. Bombs exploded near the empty ship causing considerable holing and splinter damage. Voyage: San Francisco (lv 9/10) for San Pedro Bay, Leyte. 11/19/1944: Vessel was anchored in Tacloban Harbor after arriving from Hollandia when a Kamikaze plane crashed into the ship damaging the bridge, a gun tub and exploded next to the hatch. Arr in San Francisco1/4/1945 for repairs. CAPE SABLE: Br M/V 1936 4,398gt 1944: 3/21; 4/26 8/1939-3/42: In RN service as decoy ship (Q ship) named Cyprus, later as Armed Merchant Cruiser (AMC). 4/1942: Returned to mercantile service renamed Cape Sable. CAPE SAN LUCAS: Am M/V (C1-A) 1943 5,163gt 1945: 7/7; 8/21 CAPE SAN MARTIN: Am S/S (C1-B) 1941 6,761gt 1941: 6/28 1943: Renamed Santa Cruz*.
1944: 10/30 1945: 7/19; 8/20 CAPE ST. ELIAS: Am M/V (C1-A) 1942 5,138gt 1943: 2/21; 8/14; 9/20 CAPE ST. GEORGE: Am M/V (C1-A) 1942 5,105gt 1943: 6/10 CAPE TEXAS: Am M/V (C1-A) 1944 5,146gt 1945: 8/18 CAPE UGAT: Am M/V (C1-A) 1942 5,138gt 1943: 2/21 CAPE WRATH: Br S/S 1940 4,512gt 1942: 9/12 CAPELLA (AK-13), USS: USN cargo ship (Hog) 1944: 12/27-S CAPELLA: Swe M/T 1930 9,720gt Arr 1940: 1/8 1941: 6/19 delayed-proceeding 6/23; 7/29; 8/27 1942: Renamed Grisslehamn (Swe). CAPETOWN CASTLE: Br M/V Pass-Reefer 1938 27,002gt 1943: 6/28; 9/4; 10/20; 12/4 1944: 1/17
1941: 4/11; 6/20; 8/30 1942: 8/14 8/31/1942: Torpedoed and sunk by U609 about 360nm east of Cape Farewell at 57 13N-33 40W. Voyage: New York, and Halifax in convoy SC 97 for Glasgow.
1944: 3/7; 5/6 CAPO LENA: Italy S/S 1921 4,820gt Arr 1940: 1/2 1942: To KM as an auxiliary, renamed Kapolena. 8/18/1944: Scuttled in Charpentier Channel, St. Nazaire.
1945: 2/1 6/10/1940: As Italian ship, seized by French at Marseilles. Transferred to UK. 11/8/1942: Torpedoed and sunk by U67 about 20nm WNW of Galera Point, Trinidad at 10 56N-61 14W. Arr at Trinidad on same day. TempR. Left 7/19/43 for Baltimore. PermR. Voyage: Mombasa and Cape Town for UK with general.
Arr 1940: 4/30 1941: 2/18; 3/13; 5/20; 8/16 1942: As Panamanian 6/5; 8/15; 11/7 1943: As Panamanian 2/5; 4/10; 4/27 1943: Transferred to Chile renamed Illapel. CARBELLA: Pan S/S 1891 4,140gt (ex GLACIER-Am 1941) 1942: 5/5; 10/14 1943: 1/18; 5/15; 9/8; 12/31 1944: 2/14; 3/24; 5/15; 6/24; 8/1 CARD (CVE-11), USS: USN Escort Aircraft Carrier 1942 1944: 3/24-S CARDENAS: Am M/Tug 1943 323gt 1943: 9/27 CARDINA: Pan S/S 1919 5,586gt (ex CAPAC-Am 1940) 1941: 9/6 6/15/1942: Sunk by torpedo and gunfire from Italian submarine Archimede about 450nm north of Parnaiba, Brazil at 04 45N-40 55W. Voyage: Buenos Aires for Trinidad and New York with linseed. CARDINAL GIBBONS: Am (EC2) 1942 7,191gt 1943: 7/22; 11/12 1944: 3/30; 8/17 1945: 4/11 5/27/1943: Torpedoed by U154 about 110nm east of Ceara at 03 56S-36 43W. Voyage: Bahia (lv 5/27) in convoy BT 14 for Trinidad (arr Port of Spain 6/5) in ballast. CARDITA: Br M/T 1931 8,237gt 1941: 3/1 detained-will proceed 3/5; 7/25 12/31/1941: Torpedoed by U87 about 210nm WNW of Butt of Lewis, Outer Hebrides at 59 18N-12 50W. On 1/3/42 she foundered after drifting northeast for 38nm to position 59 42N-11 58W. Voyage: Curacao, and Halifax for Shell Haven with gasoline and white spirit.
1941: 12/18 1944: 1/22; 4/6; 8/12
Arr 1940: 1/9 3/7/1942: Sunk by gunfire from U126 after evading four torpedoes in the Windward Passage. Ship sank a few miles north of Mole St. Nicolas, Haiti at 19 53N-73 27W. Voyage: Ponce (Porto RicoR) for Guayabal (Cuba) empty. CARELIA: Br M/T 1938 8,082gt (ex Dutch 1939) 1941: 7/12; 9/4 1942: 11/13 1943: As Dutch 1/7R 1944: As British 8/2 CARIBBEAN: Am (T2) 1942 10,169gt 1943: 3/5; 5/17; 6/5; 7/2; 10/12; 12/6; 12/13 1944: 1/17; 2/29
Arr 1940: 8/2; 8/26 CARIBQUEEN: Am S/S (Laker) 1920 2,592gt 1941: 2/3; 3/12; 4/12; 4/19; 6/25; 8/8; 9/18; 10/29; 12/13 1942: 1/23; 3/30; 9/2 1943: 12/27-USAT 1942 ? :Bareboat chartered to US Army as cargo ship USAT Caribqueen.
Arr 1940: 11/4; 12/17 1941: 1/22; 2/21; 3/25; 4/28; 5/3; 6/11; 7/23; 8/28; 10/1; 11/13; 12/17 1942: 1/29 3/11/1942: Torpedoed and sunk by U158 about 18nm ENE of Cape Lookout at 34 40N-76 10W. Voyage: Santiago (Cuba) for Baltimore with manganese ore. CARIBSTAR: Am S/S 1919 2,592gt (ex GUAYAQUIL-Am 1940) 1941: 1/8; 2/11; 4/26; 5/29; 7/18; 9/6; 10/11; 12/2 1942: 1/14; 2/26; 5/9; 9/2 10/4/1942: Torpedoed and sunk by U175 about 127nm southeast of Trinidad and 10nm off Venezuelan coast at 08 30N-59 37W. Voyage: Trinidad for Demerara in ballast.
1945: 7/31 CARINTHIA: Br S/S Pass-Reefer 1925 20,277gt 1939: 9/2 6/6/1940: Torpedoed by U46 about 30nm west of Inishmore, Aran Islands at 53 13N-10 40W. Abandoned. She drifted 120nm NNE (55nm NNE of Erris Head) to 55 12N-09 30W, broke up and sank stern first on next day. Voyage: As an Armed Merchant Cruiser, Gibraltar (lv 6/3) to join the Northern Patrol.
1945: 3/17 CARL GORTHON: Swe S/S 1939 1,811gt 1941: 4/7; 4/14; 8/7 Directory: ships ships -> Summary of the New Statistical-Dynamical Intensity Forecast Models for the Indian Ocean and Southern Hemisphere and Resulting Performance ships -> Freight Planning Fact Sheet Port of Los Angeles ships -> Ships & Ship Registers ships -> M. E. Comerford: Am (EC2) 1944 7,198gt ships -> Type of ship ships -> Freight Planning Fact Sheet Port of San Francisco ships -> Freight Planning Fact Sheet Download 0.54 Mb. Share with your friends:
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