Convoy HX 72 - Table

Table

Allied ships sunk

Date Name Nationality Casualties Tonnage
(GRT)		 Sunk by…
20/21 Sept Invershannon British 16 9,154 U-99
20/21 Sept Baron Blythswood British 34 3,668 U-99
21 Sept Elmbank British 1 5,156 U-99, U-47
21 Sept Blairangus British 7 4,409 U-48
21/22 Sept Canonesa British 1 8,286 U-100
21/22 Sept Torinia British 5 10,364 U-100
21/22 Sept Dalcairn British none 4,608 U-100
21/22 Sept Empire Airman British 33 6,586 U-100
21/22 Sept Scholar British none 3,940 U-100
21/22 Sept Frederick S. Fales British 11 10,525 U-100
22 Sept Simla Norwegian 5 6,031 U-100

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