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Emile Miguet

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NameEmile Miguet
Type:Motor tanker
Tonnage14.115 tons
Completed1937 - Ateliers & Chantiers de France, Dunkirk 
OwnerCompagnie Française des Pétroles, Paris 
HomeportLe Havre 
Date of attack12 Oct, 1939Nationality:      French
 
FateSunk by U-48 (Herbert Schultze)
Position50.15N, 14.50W - Grid BE 3246
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Complement? men (2 dead and ? survivors).
ConvoyKJ-2 (straggler)
RouteCorpus Christi - Le Havre 
Cargo 
History  
Notes on loss At 18.08 hours on 12 Oct, 1939, U-48 stopped the Emile Miguet, which was straggling from the convoy KJ-2 and shelled her until 19.00 hours. The tanker was set on fire, was abandoned and sank south-southwest of Ireland. The survivors were picked up by the American merchant Black Hawk


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