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Allied Ships hit by U-boats


Lima


NameLima
Type:Motor merchant
Tonnage3.764 tons
Completed1918 - Burmeister & Wain´s Maskin & Skibsbyggeri A/S, Copenhagen 
OwnerRederi-A/B Nordstjernan (Axel Axelson Johnson), Stockholm 
HomeportStockholm 
Date of attack13 Sep, 1942Nationality:      Swedish
 
FateSunk by U-506 (Erich Würdemann)
Position02.35N, 11.22W - Grid EU 7877
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Complement33 (3 dead and 30 survivors).
Convoy 
RouteCochin - Bombay - Capetown - Freetown - UK 
Cargo2500 tons of manganese ore, 2500 tons of tea and 1500 tons of tobacco 
History On 4 Aug, 1940, the Norwegian motor merchant Sofie Bakke (5461 tons) sank after a collision with Lima when that ship ran into her while maneuvering in the convoy about 5 miles east of Buchannes. No casualties. 
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