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Ellinico


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NameEllinico
Type:Steam merchant
Tonnage3.059 tons
Completed1904 - Grangemouth & Greenock Dockyard Co, Greenock 
OwnerT. Papadimitriou, Pirĉus 
HomeportPirĉus 
Date of attack25 Jun, 1941Nationality:      Greek
 
FateSunk by U-108 (Klaus Scholtz)
Position55N, 38W - Grid AJ 9976
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Complement? men (? dead - no survivors)
ConvoyOG-65 (dispersed)
RouteLiverpool (9 Jun) - River Mersey (14 Jun) - Wabana, Newfoundland 
Cargo 
History Built as Luchana, 1933 renamed Ellinico 
Notes on loss At 06.20 hours on 25 Jun, 1941, the Ellinico, dispersed from convoy OG-65, was hit amidships by one torpedo from U-108 and sank by the stern within three minutes. The ship had been spotted at 20.37 hours the day before and missed with two torpedoes just after midnight. 


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