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	More Maritime Disasters of WWII 1939, 1940, 1941
		When the convoy was attacked by the German battleship Admiral Scheer, the Jervis Bay engaged the Scheer in a desperate attempt to enable the convoy to escape.
		The convoy, consisting of four German freighters and one Italian ship was en route to North Africa, when attacked near the island of Kerkennah, off the Mediterranean east of Tunisia, by the Malta based British 14th Flotilla.
		She was escorting a convoy of around 30 merchant ships across the Atlantic when attacked by a U-boat pack and Focke-Wulf bombers during the five day period of December 17 to 21.
	members.iinet.net.au /~gduncan/maritime-2.html (5555 words)

	Military History Online
		Although convoys were introduced in the early part of the war for ships on the short cross-English Channel routes, partly because it was generally assumed that naval escort on a one-to-one ship base was necessary, it was assumed that trans-Atlantic protection would be impossible.
		Convoys fell into two main categories, The so-called "operational" type were formed for specific missions, such as those run through the Mediterranean for the relief of Malta, and those, typically employing large fast ocean liners, for troop transportation.
		Even if a convoy, as was sometimes the case, was accompanied by a specialised "rescue ship", escorts were often distracted from their primary role by the need to pick up survivors from sinking merchant ships.
	www.militaryhistoryonline.com /wwii/atlantic/convoy.aspx (2701 words)

	Convoy OG 47 - warsailors.com
		The report has the heading "Analysis of an Attack by a U-boat on Convoy OG 47 on 21st December 1940" - the culprit was the Italian submarine Mocenigo (Agostini), and the Swedish Mangen (cargo of 1396 tons coal) was sunk with the loss of 8 lives.
		The Convoy, which had been steering 153°, altered course 20° to port at 2100/21, and at the time of the attack was steering a steady course of 133° at 7 1/2 knots.
		Her movements and the tactics she employed while closing the convoy are unknown, beyond the fact that the attack was carried out from outside the port wing of the convoy.
	www.warsailors.com /convoys/og47report.html (668 words)

	Convoy HG 73 - September 1941
		Despite the difficulties most convoys completed successfully, but of the 570 merchant ships which took part in the 28 separate convoys in 1941 on this homebound route 25 were lost, together with a further 5 stragglers.
		Experience in the other direction (designated OG) could be a little different because Germany was denied the intelligence information on sailings available from agents in Spain for the homebound stretch - 1004 ships took part in 30 OG convoys in 1941, with 21 lost in convoy, though a further 34 losses were classified as stragglers.
		Earlier in the same patrol as the attack on HG 73 she spotted the outward bound convoy OG 74 and was responsible for the sinking of two ships from that convoy on 20 September 1941.
	www.amhinja.demon.co.uk /archive/HG73.htm (1005 words)

	U-boat Archive - BDU KTB PG30296
		As no convoy was detected by evening, I decided to direct both groups "Bosemueller" and "Kurfuerst" to attack the convoy reported by U 73.
		Convoy was on a northerly course, proceeding at 7 knots.
		U 85, who first sighted the convoy, apparently drew most of the escorts to herself, for she reported from AD 9393 that she had suffered damage to her engines from depth charges and that her diving capacity was limited.
	www.uboatarchive.net /BDUKTB30296.htm (1631 words)

	R.Smg. MARCONI
		Along with the Velella, the MARCONI began approaching the convoy hoping to be able to break through the columns, but the intervention of one of the escorts forced it to withdraw.
		Meantime, it had been ascertained that a British convoy (HG.70 from Gibraltar to Great Britain) was on the move and all submarines in the area, both German and Italian, were sent on the hunt.
		On October 5th, the MARCONI was again at sea and directed to Gibraltar to intercept a convoy along with the Ferraris, Archimede, and Barbarigo.
	www.regiamarina.net /subs/submarines/marconi/marconi_us.htm (2568 words)

	M/T Polarsol - Norwegian Merchant Fleet 1939-1945
		Due to attacks the convoy had to turn around, but they eventually reached their destination and cargo was loaded, only to get attacked again before they had even gotten properly out of the harbor.
		In Sept.-1942 she's listed among the ship in Convoy HX 206 from Halifax, having cancelled from the previous convoy, HX 205, then a couple of months later she was scheduled for Convoy HX 217 from New York City (cargo of gasoline, destination Belfast), but did not sail.
		From there 2 days in convoy to the south point of Madagaskar, then northwards on her own until she had passed the east coast of Madagaskar, where a small troop convoy was spotted ahead of them.
	www.warsailors.com /singleships/polarsol.html (2201 words)

	Convoy Routes - WW1 and WW2
		From July 1940 entry from the North Channel, and from October 1944 from South of Ireland.
		From September 1939 to February 1940 additional HXF (fast) convoys.
		Invasion convoys for Operation Avalanche with TSF and TSS
	www.shipwreckregistry.com /index4.htm (507 words)

	D013.htm
		The 30th november the submarine crossed in immersion the Strait of Gibraltair with various problems caused from some tecnichal demages, but she continued the navigation althougth she was attached by some british vassels that submitted her at a strong pursuit with a launcing of much depth-bombs that did not cause demages.
		The 21st december Mocenigo reached the assigned zone open sea of african coasts where she intercepted the convoy OG 47 consisted of various vassels strong escorted and intended to Lisboa.
		Mocenigo attached by torpedoes a vassel that had may be serious demages, and the vassel Mangen which sunked, She attached also another vassel that probably had serious demages, in the meantime the escort units undertaked a strong hunting to Mocenigo that succeeded to menage herself without to undergo demages.
	www.tauromodel.it /inglese/D013.htm (542 words)

	Rigel
		Også Korsnes blir under angrepet truffet av bomber og blir landsatt brennende ikke langt unna Rigel.
		Totally there were 2838 people onboard the vessel when convoy 410 which Rigel was a part of was attacked by allied planes 27th.
		On the morning the convoy was attacked by 16 planes which were sent from the british aircraft carriers out in the Atlantic ocean, and the convoy 410 which consisted of Rigel and Korsnes, supported by the military vessels V-6308 og NT-04 responded the attack with AA-fire, but were soon put out of action.
	www.skovheim.org /located/nordland/rigel/rigel.htm (640 words)

	MODSPIL :: Irak: her går det godt
		Bring 'em on: A roadside bomb exploded near a convoy of U.S. troops headed for the Shiite holy city of Karbala on Thursday, and Iraqi police said there were casualties.
		Bring 'em on: Insurgents attacked a convoy of fuel tankers escorted with police commando in north of Baghdad on Wednesday, setting 19 tankers ablaze and destroying three military vehicles.
		Bring 'em on: Insurgents attacked a convoy of 60 tanker trucks with rocket-propelled grenades and machine guns, destroying three of the tankers and damaging 15 others, said police Lt. Abdul Zahra Qassim.
	www.modspil.dk /politik/irak__her_g_r_det_godt.html (920 words)

	OB Convoys
		The OB series of convoy sailed from Liverpool and catered for vessels sailing transatlantic to North and South America; for the South Atlantic to Freetown, the Cape and beyond together with coastal traffic.
		The convoy was initially routed south through St. Georges Channel (see here) and then west to be dispersed after dark in position 50N, 45W (about 750 nautical miles west of Lands End).
		The OS series to Freetown, Sierra Leone, for ships bound for the South Atlantic (later sailing with the KMS series to Gibraltar) and the ON series sailing west to Halifax although initially these were still dispersed before their destination.
	www.convoyweb.org.uk /ob (355 words)

	U-boat Archive - BDU KTB PG30293
		Since, up to the evening, no boat contacted the convoy, I decided to dispose the 5 operative boats in a patrol line from AL 8161 to AL 9759 in front of the probable direction of advance of the convoy.
		The Southern boats were informed of the departure of a British convoy from Gibraltar, the position of which, according to an intercept message, was at 0850 on the 18th July in CG 9752 with course W.N.W. Today's air reconnaissance, with only one reconnaissance and one meteorological machine, brought no result.
		The position of the second incoming convoy at 2000 on the 23rd July was in BE 1944, 6.5 miles off.
	www.uboatarchive.net /BDUKTB30293.htm (2060 words)

	U-boat, U, U-, U., Fleur de Lys, Cossack, Gladiolus, Broadwater, Kearny, Ruben James, HMS, USS, WOMP, MOMP, RCN, RN
		Thames-out OA convoys were now joining FN East Coast coastal convoys and passing around the north of Scotland before going out through the North Western Approaches.
		The first convoy sailed in August and, by the end of the year, over 100 merchantmen had set out in both directions.
		Convoys SL87 and HG73 also lost badly and the four convoys between them saw a total of 36 merchant ships go down.
	www.naval-history.net /WW2CampaignsUboats2.htm (5579 words)

	haugalandet.net - everyday photoreporting from Haugesund and haugalandet
		Lenge var den hjemmehørende og ble brukt til fiske helt nord i landet.
		Og selv om den bare har 4 køyer, hadde den et mannskap på opp til 8 fiskere i denne perioden.
		Dermed sank båten ved kai og ble ikke hevet igjen før etter krigen.
	www.haugalandet.net /030814.htm (781 words)

	Språkrådet - Engelske filmtitler
		Det er vel kjent at det lille språksamfunnet vårt er utsatt for sterk påvirking utafra, og da nesten bare svensk og engelsk.
		Kanalene for denne påvirkinga er mange, og her skal vi bare ta opp et fenomen som hittil har vært lite påakta, nemlig den utstrakte bruken av engelske titler på filmer som vises på norske kinoer.
		For det første bidrar den til at ordforrådet blir spekka med engelsk, og for det andre til at norsk rettskriving blir undergravd.
	www.sprakrad.no /Trykksaker/Spraaknytt/Arkivet/Eldre/Engelske_filmtitler (568 words)

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		The convoy, consisting of four German freighters and one Italian ship was en route to North Africa, when attacked near the island of Kerkennah, in the Mediterranean east of Tunisia, by the Malta based British 14th Flotilla.
		Of all the convoys sailing the homeward route, Gibralter to Britain, Convoy HG-73 sustained the heaviest losses.
		She was escorting a convoy of around 30 merchant ships across the Atlantic when attacked by a U-boat pack and Focke-Wulf bombers during the five day period of December 17 to 21.The Stanley was sunk by torpedoes from the U-574 (Oblt.
	www.histarmar.com.ar /Hund2GMA/1941b.htm (2135 words)

	Convoy OG 71 - warsailors.com
		The rescue Vessel Copeland was with this convoy from Clyde Aug. 14, detached Aug. 17 and returned to Clyde with Convoy HG 70.
		The convoy was attacked on Aug. 18 by 2 Ju 88's, but no damage.
		The convoy was almost continuously shadowed by long range Luftwaffe aircraft.
	www.warsailors.com /convoys/og71.html (1144 words)

	1941
		The US Navy begins to take over the convoying of British ships as far as Iceland, which seen as an un-neutral act by the German government.
		The US destroyer Reuben James escorting Convoy HX-156 is sunk by U-552 (Kapitänleutnant Erich Topp) with the loss of 100 of her crew.
		The German government issues a statement denying the charges made by President Roosevelt that the US destroyers Greer and Kearney were attacked by German submarines without any provocation; that the exact opposite was true in that the U-boats fired torpedoes only after they were tracked and depth-charged for hours by these US vessels.
	www.wargamer.com /ww2timeline/1941seawar.asp (930 words)

	Greek American Operational Group OSS, Part 3 Start
		At this critical period of the war, convoys in the Atlantic were under constant attack by German U-boats.
		The convoy split into three parts: a few ships were sent to Dakar, Africa, with the majority deployed north to England or through the Strait of Gibraltar, which is where our ship headed.
		Our convoy was not attacked by the Nazis, but we encountered a hurricane type of storm off the Libyan coast in the Gulf of Sirte.
	www.pahh.com /oss/pt3/p21.html (1052 words)

	oliven
		Det har som fødevare og handelsvare været livsgrundlag for familier og samfund i Mellemøsten siden oldtiden Det tager mange år før et nyplantet træ bærer frugt, til gengæld kan det blive mere end 1000 år gammelt.
		At donere og at modtage et oliventræ har en stor symbolværdi og er samtidig en helt kontant håndsrækning til en familie.
		Hundreds of participants drove in convoys that brought water to an unrecognized village, to protest the governmental policy of denying water supply systems to unrecognized villages.
	hjem.get2net.dk /humanrightsmarch/arkiv/oliven.htm (1320 words)

	Office of Strategic Services Operational Groups
		But circumstances similar to those which the Italian OGs experienced before they embarked in August 1943 were again causing delays, while the military leaders in each command needed to be briefed and familiarized with the OG operational concept.
		As a part of that process to “sell” the OG concept, a section of the French OGs participated in a combined Airborne maneuver in North Carolina in December 1943 as a demonstration.
		While there awaiting operational deployment the group undertook parachute jump training at the nearby OSS parachute school, using both American and British equipment; and to practice jump techniques for parachuting from bombers through an opening in the airplane belly where normally the gunner's turret would be.
	www.ossog.org /france.html (626 words)

	OSS Greek American Operational Group, Straight-Text Version, Part 3
		The OGs were transported to Camp Huckstep, an American army camp approximately 15 miles from Cairo.
		The skipper of the second boat, not an OG, heard firing and believing it to be from German E-Boats, he turned the second boat around and returned to Corsica.
		The Nazis surprised the convoy that was anchored in the port of Bari and did a lot of damage.
	www.pahh.com /oss/straight03.html (5820 words)

	uboat.net - U-boat Operations - Convoy Battles
		The convoy was located by B-Dienst, the German intelligence service, on 24 July and then confirmed by Fw-200 Condor aircraft.
		In the same time U-331 also reached the convoy, but was forced aside by the escorts.
		The U-boats shadowed the convoy in the daylight of 27th and attacked once more in the night.
	uboat.net /ops/convoys/battles.htm?convoy=OG-69 (274 words)

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		During the combat, the destroyer fell behind the convoy and was sunk by two torpedoes from U-204 at 02.05 hours on 19 Aug 1941.
		British commandos were assigned to destroy the coastal batteries on the headlands at Berneval (to the east), and at Varengeville (to the west).
		The remainder were either stragglers or were ‘out of convoy’ due to detachment, weather, engineering defect, or some other tactical situation that made independent movement necessary.
	www.seawaves.com /newsletters/TDIH/august/19Aug.txt (1705 words)

	Bjørn Stærk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Nordstafett-pinnen videre til meg, og vil at jeg enten skriver om noe jeg synes er skikkelig dumt, eller om to personer jeg gjerne ville spist middag med, og hvordan det forløp.
		Til tross for folkelig skepsis og motstand mot innvandrere og innvandrerkultur framsto multikulturalismen lenge som den eneste seriøse leiren i innvandringsspørmålet i Norge.
		De eneste som visste hva de snakket om, og som var motivert av høyere motiver enn frykt og nasjonalisme.
	blog.bearstrong.net (3010 words)

	WarData.net World War Two Timeline
		Convoy OB-4, sailing from Liverpool to North America, is attacked by U-31 (Johannes Habekost), becoming the first "clear" convoy contact in British waters of the war.
		Convoy SC-7 (30 ships) on the final leg of its journey from Sydney to Britain, is attacked by 7 U-boats in the North Atlantic between the 16th and 19th October.
		KMS Admiral Hipper intercepts a convoy bound for the middle east, but is forced to withdraw by three escorting cruisers and has to put in to Brest for repairs.
	www.wardata.net /wardata_wwii_timeline.htm (12712 words)

	red-duster.co.uk Homepage for the red duster merchant navy maritime information archive
		In 1940 she was the commodore ship of a Union-Castle convoy made up of the Arundel Castle, the Windsor Castle, the Winchester Castle, the Durban Castle and the Capetown Castle to carry South African troops to Suez following the outbreak of fighting in North Africa.
		Convoy OG 75 was attacked by a wolf-pack and lost nine ships despite the fact that the very first escort carrier, HMS Audacity, was present.
		On 14th February 1942, while participating in convoy MW 9B from Alexandria to Malta, she was bombed by German aircraft and reduced to a hulk.
	www.red-duster.co.uk /UNION18.htm (3238 words)

	Subsim.com Radio Room :: View topic - ImprovedConvoys Beta and UnRealUBoat - Udated: 03-25
		The Med and convoys south of the equator get so little abuse tuning the appearance rate of the Atlantic convoys is more of a priority, though.
		Convoy behaved in a most convincing way, the escorts were truly well-trained, they detected my periscope every time I made an approach and kept pinging me down to 150 metres deep.
		The fact as the war progresses there are more escorts per convoy means the windows to sneak in get smaller to none and that is what increases the difficulty for my RND file.
	www.subsim.com /phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=39445 (2904 words)

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		convoy to Gibraltar, when convoy OG 71, was attacked by 3 U-Boats, U-204, U-519, and U-201 on the 19th.
		Kell in U-204, was the first boat to sight the convoy, and attacked first.
		The destroyer was sunk on Aug. 19-1941 while escorting Convoy OG Another source, "Nortraships flåte" by J. Hegland says 83 died, yet another says 86 died in all.
	www.geocities.com /Hopewell_1951/HMSBath.htm (367 words)

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