Convoy PQ 18 - Ships of The Convoy

Ships of The Convoy

  • SS Africander - Panamanian (Sunk in air attack)
  • SS Andre Marti - Soviet
  • MV Atheltemplar - British (Sunk by U-408 after being damaged by U-457)
  • SS Black Ranger - British
  • SS Campfire - American
  • SS Charles R. McCormick - American
  • SS Copeland - British (Convoy rescue ship)
  • SS Dan-Y-Bryn - British
  • SS Empire Baffin - British
  • SS Empire Beaumont - British (Sunk in air attack)
  • SS Empire Morn - British
  • SS Empire Snow - British
  • SS Empire Stevenson - British (Sunk in air attack)
  • SS Empire Tristram - British
  • SS Esek Hopkins - American
  • SS Exford - American
  • SS Goolistan - British
  • SS Gray Ranger - British
  • SS Hollywood - American
  • SS John Penn - American (Sunk in air attack)
  • SS Kentucky - American (Sunk in air attack)
  • SS Komiles - Soviet
  • SS Lafayette - American
  • SS Macbeth - Panamanian (Sunk in air attack)
  • SS Mary Luckenbach - American (Sunk in air attack)
  • SS Meanticut - American
  • SS Nathanael Greene - American
  • SS Ocean Faith - British
  • SS Oligarch - British
  • SS Oliver Ellsworth - American (Sunk by U-408)
  • SS Oregonian - American (Sunk in air attack)
  • SS Patrick Henry - American
  • SS Petrovski - Soviet
  • SS Sahale - American
  • SS Schoharie - American
  • SS St. Olaf - American
  • SS Stalingrad - Soviet (Sunk by U-408)
  • SS Sukahona - Soviet (Sunk in air attack)
  • SS Tibilisi - Soviet
  • SS Temple Arch - British
  • SS Virginia Dare - American
  • SS Wacosta - American (Sunk in air attack)
  • SS White Clover - Panamanian
  • SS William Moultrie - American

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