Ships hit during WWI

Ines

NameInes
TypeSailing vessel
GRT261 tons
Country  Swedish
Built1881
BuilderA. F. Bring, Varnanäs
OperatorOscar Kihlberg, Halmstad
HistoryWooden brig. Built as Inés Röhl.

U-boat attacks on Sailing vessel Ines


DateU-boatLoss typePositionLocationRouteCargoCasualties
129 May 1917U 69 (Ernst Wilhelms)SunkStopped and sunk NW of the Hebrides
58° 59'N, 9° 24'W
Halmstad - Hafnursfjord
wood
0

or 58°37’N, 09°16’W per KTB. British prize crew of an officer and three men on board taken prisoner. Master: J. V. Andersson

Position of attack on Ines


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