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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