Tables
Allied ships sunk
| Name | Flag | Dead | Tonnage | Cargo | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| British Reliance (1928) | (none) | 7,000 gross register tons (GRT) | 9,967 tons gas oil | sunk by U-46 on 2 April | |
| Alderpool (1930) | (none) | 4,313 GRT | 7,200 tons wheat | sunk by U-46 on 3 April | |
| Leonidas Z Cambanis (1917) | 2 | 4,274 GRT | 6,500 tons wheat | sunk by U-73 on 3 April | |
| Westpool (1918) | 35 | 5,724 GRT | 7,144 tons scrap iron | sunk by U-74 on 3 April | |
| Indier (1918) | 42 | 5,409 GRT | general cargo incl. 6,300 tons steel | sunk by U-73 on 3 April | |
| British Viscount (1921) | 6,895 GRT | fuel oil | sunk by U-73 on 3 April | ||
| Helle (1918) | (none) | 2,467 GRT | 350 tons steel & 2,600 tons woodpulp | sunk by U-98 on 4 April | |
| Welcombe (1930) | 15 | 5,122 GRT | wheat | sunk by U-98 on 3 April | |
| Harbledown (1933) | 3 | 5,414 GRT | wheat | sunk by U-94 on the night of 3/4 April after convoy was scattered | |
| Athenic (1937) | (none) | 5,351 GRT | grain | sunk by U-76 on 4 April | |
| Magician (1925) | 5,105 GRT | steel & lumber | carried convoy commodore VADM G T C P Swabey CB DSO | ||
| Akabahra (1929) | 1,524 GRT | lumber | returned to Canada | ||
| Anacortes (1918) | 4,889 GRT | steel & scrap | |||
| Daleby (1929) | 4,640 GRT | grain | survived this convoy to be sunk in convoy SC 107 | ||
| Editor (1919) | 6,326 GRT | steel & motor vehicles | |||
| Eelbeck (1919) | 6,318 GRT | scrap & motor vehicles | |||
| Empire Dew (1941) | 7,005 GRT | flour | |||
| Ethel Radcliffe (1920) | 5,673 GRT | grain | |||
| Havtor (1930) | 1,524 GRT | pit props | |||
| Hontestroom (1921) | 1,857 GRT | rescue ship | |||
| Nea (1921) | 1,877 GRT | bauxite | took refuge in Iceland | ||
| Taygetos (1918) | 4,295 GRT | grain | |||
| Tenax (1925) | 3,846 GRT | grain | |||
| Tennessee (1921) | 2,342 GRT | grain | took refuge in Iceland | ||
| Thirlby (1928) | 4,887 GRT | wheat |
Allied warships hit
| Date | Name | Nationality | Casualties | Type | Fate | Hit by... |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2/3 April 1941 | Worcestershire | British | ? | AMC | damaged | U-74 |
U-boats destroyed
| Date | Number | Type | Captain | Casualties | Fate | Sunk by... |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 April 1941 | U-76 | VIIB | O/L F v Hippel | 1 | destroyed | Wolverine, Scarborough, Arbutus |
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