... The Lost Ships The Admiralty states that in the case of H.M.S. Neptune statements made by the enemy indicate that some of the ship’s company have been picked up and are prisoners. The greater part of the Kandahar’s complement are safe. Neptune (7,000 ...

... THE LOST SHIPS 4 TWO OF THEM BUILT ON ...

... THE LOST SHIPS CRUISER CONVERTED FOR A.A. DEFENCE H.M.S. Calcutta (4.200 tons) was completed in August, 1919. According to “Janes Fighting Ships” her complement was and she is listed as an A.A. ship. She was 425 feet long and had eight 4in. A.A. guns ...

... The Lost Ships H.M.S. Gloucester (9,400 tons), one of eight cruisers of the Southampton class, was launched at Devonport in 1937, completed in January, 1939, and had a normal complement of 700. She was one of the warships engaged in Admiral Cunningham’s ...

... LOST SHIPS OF THE AXIS —♦ 561 SUNK, SEIZED OR SCUTTLED Since the beginning of the war up.to the middle of May, 561 German and Italian ships of a total tonnage of 2,873,000 have been sunk, captured or scuttled. The German ships number 346, of tonnage of ...

... IN FOUR LOST SHIPS YOUNG B’HEAD SEAMAN’S YEAR’S EXPERIENCE The family of Henry Holmes, twenty-five-years-old seaman in the Merchant Service, were unaware that bad was not so much concerned about Mr. H. Holmes, the loss of his kit as the loss of 400 dollars ...

... NAZIS LOST SHIPS Including the Wahehe, the Nazis have now lost twenty-five vessels, aggregating 98,290 tons, by capture and twentyeight, representing 152,891 tons, mostly by scuttling. The Wahehe was one of six German vessels which recently left Vigo ...

... The Lost Ships H.M.S. Glorious II an aircraft carrier of V,600 tons displacement. She was built at Belfast by Messrs. Harland and Wolff in 1916 an a battle cruiser at a cost of .C 2,119,066 and was converted into an aircraft carrier in 1930 at an additional ...

... FOUR LOST SHIPS —♦— TOTAL CASUALTIES ♦NUMBER 286 Four vessels—H.M. Whaler Cooker, the trawler Kingston Ceylonite, H.M.S. Belmont, and H.M.S. Grove—the loss of which has already been announced, are associated with Naval Casualty Lists. Nos. 170, 171, 172 ...

... Our Lost Ships H.M.S. Stanley was built in 1919, and was originally called the Bailey. She had a displacement of 1,190 tons. H.M.S. Audacity was the late German steamship Hannover, which was intercepted and taken in prize by our naval patrol in March ...

... ABOUT OUR LOST SHIPS The cruiser Gloucester one of eight cruisers in the Southampton class, displacing 9,100 tons with similar gun equipment to the Fiji, with the additon of a 3.7-inch howitzer and four threepounders. 'She also carried three aircraft ...

... to noon on Wednesday last twentv-eight ships had been lost in British convoys, out of total 13,673 British, Allied, and neutral ships convoyed, or one in 488, equal to 205 per Only two neutral ships have been lost in convoy out of 1,851, ...