Hello all,
the former french vessel P.L.M. 23 sank on 29th December 1940 near Scharhörn.
Was this ship in a journey ?:
thanks for info.
Kurt
P.L.M. 23
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Re: P.L.M. 23
From the following information it would possibly be trading under the German flag:
PLM-23 was built in 1921 by Sir Raylton Dixon, Middlesbrough for the Soc. Nationale d'Affrètements, Le Havre. On August 5th, 1940, PLM-23 was seized by the Germans at Bordeaux and transfered to Unterweser Reederei A.G., Bremen. On December 29th, 1940, PLM-23 was wrecked in a storm, off Scharhorn.
Good hunting
Phil
PLM-23 was built in 1921 by Sir Raylton Dixon, Middlesbrough for the Soc. Nationale d'Affrètements, Le Havre. On August 5th, 1940, PLM-23 was seized by the Germans at Bordeaux and transfered to Unterweser Reederei A.G., Bremen. On December 29th, 1940, PLM-23 was wrecked in a storm, off Scharhorn.
Good hunting
Phil
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Re: P.L.M. 23
Hello Phil,
thanks for your answer.
Kurt
thanks for your answer.
Kurt
Re: P.L.M. 23
Hello Kurt and Phil,
Just a little precision. The P.L.M. 23, captured by the Germans, is assigned the registration number A1N for Operation Seelöwe.
Best regards
René
Just a little precision. The P.L.M. 23, captured by the Germans, is assigned the registration number A1N for Operation Seelöwe.
Best regards
René