Memorials |
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ONS 154: Memorial 1 |
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This section lists the ships in Convoy ONS 154
torpedoed in the first attack
and the seamen who lost their lives on December 27, 1942 |
SS Empire Union (0230
hrs) |
SS Melrose Abbey (0235
hours) |
Soekaboemi (0410 hours) |
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SS King Edward (0415 hrs) |
Scottish Heather (2040 hours) |
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ONS 154:
Memorial 2 |
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This section lists the ships torpedoed and sunk
on the second day,
and the seamen who lost their lives on Monday, December 28, 1942 |
SS Melmore Head (2002
hrs) |
SS Empire Wagtail (2045
hrs) |
SS Baron Cochrane (2150
hrs) |
SS Lytton Grange (2155 hrs) |
Ville de Rouen (2210 hrs) |
SS Empire Shackleton (2255 hrs) |
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ONS 154: Memorial 3 |
This section
lists the ships torpedoed and sunk on the third day
and the seamen who lost their lives on Tuesday, December 29, 1942 |
SS Zarian (0005 hrs) |
President Franqui (0930
hours) |
Norse King (1507 hours) |
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ONS 154: Memorial 4 - Fidelity Memorial |
This memorial honours seamen and marines from the HMS Fidelity
who lost their lives on Wednesday, December 30, 1942. |
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Empire Path: Memorial |
This memorial honours
seamen who lost their lives
when the Empire Path was destroyed by a mine in December 24, 1944. |
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MV Luling: Memorial |
This memorial honours the
seaman who lost his life
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Youngest & Oldest Merchant
Seamen Killed |
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This page honours the youngest and oldest merchant seamen
killed in WW II |
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For photographs
of the ships, seamen, and memorials, please see
Photo Galleries |
