Hello. Help me please. I'm interested in three german ships. German tanker Nord Atlantik was built in 1938 at the Deutsche Werft in Hamburg. And two dry cargo ships from HAPAG. Ship Odenwald built in 1904 and ship Odenwald built in 1951. Please tell me how many propellers the Nord Atlantik tanker had? One? Or two? And what happened to him during the Second World War? Did he survive the war? Or was it sunk? And please tell me how many screws the Odenwald built in 1904 had? And please tell me how many screws the Odenwald built in 1951 had? I know everything else about these cargo ships. Help me please. Thank you in advance! I would appreciate any information!
Best regards
Thomas Cross
German tanker Nord Atlantik 1938, German ship Odenwald 1904 HAPAG and German ship Odenwald 1951 HAPAG
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Re: German tanker Nord Atlantik 1938, German ship Odenwald 1904 HAPAG and German ship Odenwald 1951 HAPAG
Hello Thomas,
According to the Lloyd Register, this three ships had on shaft only
The Nord Atlantic, launched the 24/02/1938 and delivered the 13/04/1938, was acting for Kriegsmarine as Etappen-V - schiff in Vigo Harbour the 24/08/1939. At the end of the wae, she become the british ship "aufgelegt" the 06/05/1945. Sold in 1948 to The South Georgia Co Ld (Managers : Chr. Salvensen & Co) (Leith - British Flag) and renamed Southern Atlantic. Sold in 1955 to Schulte & Bruns K. G. (Emdem and later Bremen - West German Flag) and renamed Carola Schulte. 18/09/1972 : arrived in Bilbao for scrap.
Historic in the Die Deutschen Kriegsships - Band 4 - page 234.
Regards
Alain
According to the Lloyd Register, this three ships had on shaft only
The Nord Atlantic, launched the 24/02/1938 and delivered the 13/04/1938, was acting for Kriegsmarine as Etappen-V - schiff in Vigo Harbour the 24/08/1939. At the end of the wae, she become the british ship "aufgelegt" the 06/05/1945. Sold in 1948 to The South Georgia Co Ld (Managers : Chr. Salvensen & Co) (Leith - British Flag) and renamed Southern Atlantic. Sold in 1955 to Schulte & Bruns K. G. (Emdem and later Bremen - West German Flag) and renamed Carola Schulte. 18/09/1972 : arrived in Bilbao for scrap.
Historic in the Die Deutschen Kriegsships - Band 4 - page 234.
Regards
Alain