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D/S Loke
Updated Dec. 22-2011

To Loke on the "Ships starting with L" page.

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Owner: D/S A/S Laly
Manager: C. T. Gogstad & Co., Oslo
Tonnage:
2421 gt

Built by Craig, Taylor & Co., Stockton-on-Tees in 1915. Previous names: Porthcawl until 1920, Claymont until 1928.

Managed by Chine Trading Co., Cardiff during the war.

Captain: Sverre Johnsen (later served as captain on Lutz).

Related item on this website:
On my page Warsailor Stories, I've included the personal story of someone whose brother was on board Loke at some point in the war (the first story on that page - there's also a link to the original, Norwegian version of the story). While there are no details on this ship, it's an interesting story about 5 brothers and a sister who served outside of Norway during the war; the brothers on 17 different ships altogether. Another sister was involved in "illegal" activities in Norway, as was the father.

Her voyages are listed on these original images from the Norwegian National Archives:
Page 1 | Page 2 | Page 3 | Page 4 | Page 5 | Page 6 | Page 7


Please compare the above voyages with Arnold Hague's Voyage Record below.

Voyage Record
From June-1940 to March-1945:

(Received from Don Kindell - His source: The late Arnold Hague's database).

Follow the convoy links provided for more information on each (where the "Convoy" column is left blank, it means that convoy is not known. Please be aware that some of the external convoys are incomplete).

Errors may exist, and some voyages are missing.

Departure From To Arrival Convoy Remarks
1940 June 2 Halifax Falmouth June 20 HX 47 Some earlier voyages, Page 1
June 21 Falmouth Swansea June 24 Independent
July 21 Swansea Milford Haven Independent
July 23 Milford Haven Liverpool July 30* OB 188 Put back.
Convoy available at OB 188
(external link)
* July 27 Joined at sea Liverpool July 31 HX 58
*Convoy HX 58 had originated at Halifax on the 15th - Loke had rescued survivors from the British Accra from OB 188, and probably joined up with the HX convoy in order to return to port with them, arriving Liverpool July 30 - see narrative below for more.
July 30 Liverpool Liverpool Aug. 2 OB 191 Put back.
Convoy available at OB 191
(external link)
Aug. 4 Liverpool OB 193 Dispersed Aug. 7.
Convoy available at OB 193
(external link)
Aug. 7 Dispersed from OB 193 Quebec Aug. 20 Independent
Aug. 30 Quebec Pictou Sept. 2 Independent
Sept. 10 Pictou Sydney, C.B. Sept. 10 Independent
Sept. 13 Sydney, C.B. Methil Roads Sept. 29 HX 73
Sept. 30 Methil Tyne Oct. 1 FS 296 Convoy available at FS convoys
(external link)
Nov. 8 Tyne Methil Nov. 8 FN 328 Convoy available at FN convoys
(external link)
Nov. 11 Methil Oban Nov. 16 EN 23/1 Convoy available at EN convoys
(external link)
Nov. 18 Oban OB 244 For Sydney, C.B.
Dispersed Nov. 22
Nov. 22 Dispersed from OB 244 Sydney, C.B. Dec. 5 Independent
Dec. 6 Sydney, C.B. Halifax Dec. 7 Independent
Dec. 15 Halifax Liverpool Jan. 1-1941 SC 16
1941 Jan. 5 Liverpool Clyde Jan. 6 Independent Notional dates
Jan. 17 Clyde Methil Jan. 21 WN 71 Convoy available at WN convoys
(external link)
Jan. 29 Methil Ipswich Jan. 31* FS 399 *Page 1 gives arrival Febr. 2 (left again Febr. 14).
Convoy available at FS convoys
(external link)
Febr. 15 Harwich Immingham Febr. 16 FN 409 Convoy available at FN convoys
(external link)
Left Immingham March 15
(Page 1)
March 18 Humber Methil March 19 FN 434 A. Hague says:
Possibly FN 433.
Convoys available at link above
March 21 Methil Oban March 23 EN 89/1 Convoy available at EN convoys
(external link)
March 28 Oban OG 57 For Halifax.
Detached Apr. 1.
Convoy will be added.
See ships in OG convoys
Apr. 1 Detached from OG 57 Halifax Apr. 11 Independent
Apr. 19 Halifax Loch Ewe May 8 SC 29
May 10 Loch Ewe Methil May 12 WN 125 Convoy available at WN convoys
(external link)
May 15 Methil Harwich May 17 FS 490 Convoy available at FS convoys
(external link)
Missing movements, Page 2
May 27 Harwich Tyne May 28 FN 472 Convoy available at FN convoys
(external link)
May 30 Tyne Methil Roads May 31 EC 26 Convoy available at EC convoys
(external link)
June 2 Methil Roads Oban June 5 EC 27 Convoy available at link above
June 5 Oban OG 64 For Father Point.
Detached June 10.
Convoy will be added.
See ships in OG convoys
June 10 Detached from OG 64 Three Rivers June 22 Independent
June 25 Three Rivers Sydney, C.B. June 28 Independent
July 1 Sydney, C.B. Belfast Lough July 18 SC 36 Convoy will be added.
See ships in SC convoys
July 19 Belfast Lough Milford Haven July 20 BB 50 Convoy available at BB convoys
(external link)
July 20 Milford Haven Southampton July 24 WP 7 Convoy available at WP convoys
(external link)
Missing movements, Page 2
July 29 Southampton Swansea Aug. 2 PW 11 Via Dartmouth & Falmouth (Page 2).
Convoy available via this page
(external link)
Missing movements, Page 2
Aug. 22 Swansea Milford Haven Aug. 22 Independent
Aug. 25 Milford Haven ON 10 (Via Belfast Lough - Page 2).
For Father Point.
Dispersed Sept. 11
Sept. 11 Dispersed from ON 10 Montreal Sept. 15 Independent
Sept. 20 Montreal Sydney, C.B. Sept. 24 Independent
Sept. 24 Sydney, C.B. Loch Ewe Oct. 10 SC 46 Convoy will be added.
See ships in SC convoys
Oct. 10 Loch Ewe Methil Oct. 12 WN 191 Convoy available at WN convoys
(external link)
Oct. 14 Methil Harwich Oct. 16 FS 620 Convoy available at FS convoys
(external link)
Missing movements, Page 2
Oct. 26 Harwich Anchored off Skegness Oct. 28 FN 537 Convoy available at FN convoys
(external link)
See also Page 3
Nov. 4 Tyne Methil Nov. 5 FN 543 Convoy available at link above
Nov. 6 Methil Loch Ewe Nov. 8 EN 3 Convoy available at EN convoys
(external link)
Nov. 11 Loch Ewe ON 35 For Sydney, C.B.
Dispersed 46 09N 54 27W, Nov. 27.
Nov. 27 Dispersed from ON 35 St. John, N.B. Dec. 2 Independent
Dec. 13 St. John, N.B. Sydney, C.B. Dec. 17 Independent
Dec. 27 Sydney, C.B. SC 62 See also narrative below.
Dispersed in 56 49N 09 12W, Jan. 12-1942
1942 Jan. 12 Dispersed from SC 62 Loch Ewe Jan. 13 Independent
Jan. 15 Loch Ewe Methil Jan. 18 WN 231 Convoy available at WN convoys
(external link)
Jan. 21 Methil Harwich Jan. 24 FS 705 Convoy available at FS convoys
(external link)
See also Page 3
Jan. 31 Harwich Tyne Febr. 2 FN 619 Convoy available at FN convoys
(external link)
Febr. 7 Tyne Methil Febr. 7 FN 624 Convoy available at link above
Febr. 8 Methil Loch Ewe Febr. 10 EN 44 Convoy available at EN convoys
(external link)
Febr. 13 Loch Ewe Halifax March 2 ON 66 Convoy will be added.
See ships in ON convoys
March 4 Halifax Boston March 7 Independent Left Boston May 21, returned
(Page 3).
May 24 Boston Halifax May 26 BX 20 Convoy available at BX convoys
(external link)
Stop at Halifax not mentioned, Page 3.
May 29 Halifax Sydney, C.B. May 31 HS 7 Convoy available at HS convoys
(external link)
June 5 Sydney, C.B. Belfast Lough June 18 SC 86
June 19 Belfast Lough Milford Haven June 20 BB 188 Convoy available at BB convoys
(external link)
June 23 Milford Haven Southampton June 25 WP 176 Convoy available at WP convoys
(external link)
July 2 Southampton Swansea July 4 PW 180 Convoy available via this page
(external link)
July 11 Swansea Milford Haven Independent
July 12 Milford Haven Halifax July 28 ON 112 For Sydney, C.B.
Convoy will be added.
See ships in ON convoys
July 29 Halifax Sydney, C.B. July 31 HS 36 Convoy available at HS convoys
(external link)
July 31 Sydney, C.B. Father Point Aug. 3 SQ 24 Convoy available via this page
(external link)
See also Page 3
Aug. 16 Father Point Sydney, C.B. Aug. 19 QS 27 Convoy available via link above
Aug. 19 Sydney, C.B. Halifax Aug. 22 SH 36 Convoy available at SH convoys
(external link)
Aug. 22 Halifax SC 97 A. Hague says:
Detached to BB 217, Sept. 6
Sept. 6 Joined from SC 97 Swansea Sept. 7 BB 217 Convoy available at BB convoys
(external link)
Sept. 16 Swansea Milford Haven Sept. 17 Independent A. Hague says:
Collision Dredger at Swansea (which sank)
Sept. 18 Milford Haven Halifax Oct. 7 ON 132 Via Belfast Lough
(Page 4).
Convoy will be added.
See ships in ON convoys
Oct. 13 Halifax New York City Oct. 17 ON 134 Convoy will be added.
See link above
Nov. 8 New York City Gitmo Nov. 15 NG 320 For Curacao.
Convoy available at NG convoys
(external link)
Nov. 15 Gitmo Curacao Nov. 18 GAT 22 Gitmo to Curacao.
Convoy available at GAT convoys
(external link)
Dec. 22 Curacao Trinidad Dec. 25 GAT 30 Curacao to Trinidad.
Convoy available at link above
Dec. 28 Trinidad Paramaribo Jan. 1-1943 Independent
1943 Jan. 4 Paramaribo Trinidad Jan. 6
Jan. 15 Trinidad Demerara Jan. 17 Independent A. Hague says:
Trinidad/Demerara/Trinidad trade to June 4
(see Page 4).
June 8 Trinidad Gitmo June 13 TAG 65 Convoy available at TAG convoys
(external link)
June 13 Gitmo New York City June 20 GN 65 Convoy available at GN convoys
(external link)
To Boston Aug. 14
(Page 4)
Aug. 17 Boston Halifax Aug. 19 BX 69 Convoy available at BX convoys
(external link)
Aug. 28 Halifax Carleton, N.B. Aug. 29 HF 73 Convoy available at HF convoys
(external link)
Sept. 11 Carleton, N.B. JH 67 Detached Sept. 13.
Convoy available via this page
(external link)
Sept. 13 Detached from JH 67 Sydney, C.B. Sept. 15 Independent
Sept. 15 Sydney, C.B. Belfast Lough Sept. 29 SC 142
Nov. 9 Belfast Lough Clyde Nov. 10 Independent See also Page 5
Nov. 16 Clyde OS 59/KMS 33 For Algiers.
Convoy split Nov. 28.
Available at OS 59/KMS 33
(external link)
Nov. 28 Convoy split Passed Gibraltar Nov. 29 KMS 33G For Algiers.
Convoy will be added.
See ships in KMS convoys
Nov. 29 Passed Gibraltar Oran Nov. 30 KMS 33 For Oran.
See link above
Dec. 23 Oran Bizerta Dec. 26 KMS 35 Oran to Bizerta.
Convoy will be added.
See link above
Dec. 27 Bizerta Bizerta Jan. 9-1944 Voyage data unknown.
1944 Jan. 12 Bizerta Algiers Jan. 14 GUS 27 Bizerta to Algiers.
Convoy available at GUS convoys
(external link)
Jan. 30 Algiers Syracuse Febr. 2 KMS 39 Algiers to Syracuse.
Convoy will be added.
See ships in KMS convoys
Febr. 8 Syracuse Bizerta Febr. 17 Voyage data uknown.
Febr. 22 Bizerta Algiers Febr. 23 GUS 31 Bizerta to Algiers.
Convoy available at GUS convoys
(external link)
March 10 Algiers Philippeville March 11
March 13 Philippeville Augusta March 15 UGS 34 Philippeville to Augusta.
Convoy available at UGS convoys
(external link)
March 17 Augusta Barletta March 19 AH 31 Convoy available at AH convoys
(external link)
March 27 Barletta Brindisi March 27
Apr. 1 Brindisi Brindisi Apr. 6 A. Hague says:
Voyage data unknown
(Page 5 indicates Molfetta).
Apr. 11 Brindisi Taranto Apr. 12 Notional sailing date.
May 6 Taranto Augusta* May 8 HA 40A *Syracuse
(arrived Augusta May 18 - Page 5)
Convoy available at HA convoys
(external link)
May 18 Augusta Torre Annunzio May 20 Escorted
May 27 Naples Augusta May 28 NV 41 Convoy available at NV convoys
(external link)
Missing movements, Page 5
June 3 Augusta Algiers June 7 MKS 51 Augusta to Algiers.
Convoy will be added.
See ships in MKS convoys
June 16 Algiers Augusta June 20 KMS 53 Algiers to Augusta.
Convoy will be added.
See ships in KMS convoys
June 20 Augusta Brindisi June 22* AH 50 *Page 5 gives arrival June 24.
Convoy available at AH convoys
(external link)
July 23 Bari Ancona July 24 Escorted
July 30 Ancona Bari Escorted Page 5 gives arrival July 31
Aug. 1 Bari Brindisi Aug. 1
Aug. 8 Brindisi Bari Aug. 8
Aug. 11 Bari Barletta Aug. 11 AH 60 Convoy available at link above
On to Ancona same day
(Page 6).
Aug. 19 Ancona Bari Aug. 20 Escorted
Aug. 21 Bari Augusta Aug. 23 HA 62 Convoy available at HA convoys
(external link)
Aug. 23 Augusta Bizerta Aug. 25
Aug. 27 Bizerta Oran Aug. 30
Sept. 10 Oran Marseilles Sept. 14 Later arrived Toulon Sept. 26
(Page 6).
Sept. 28 Toulon Naples Oct. 1 SRM 14 Convoy available via this page
(external link)
Oct. 11 Naples Leghorn Oct. 13 VN 70 Convoy available at VN convoys
(external link)
Missing voyage to Bastia and back to Leghorn?
(Page 6).
Oct. 28 Leghorn Bastia
Nov. 12 Unknown Port Marseilles Nov. 15 Notional date & port of sailing.
Dec. 10 Marseilles Sete
Dec. 20 Sete Marseilles Dec. 20
Dec. 30 Marseilles Augusta Jan. 24-1945 A. Hague says:
Voyage data unknown.
Page 6 indicates Ajaccio
1945 Jan. 25 Augusta Barletta Jan. 27
Febr. 5 Barletta Ancona Febr. 6 Escorted
Febr. 14 Ancona Brindisi Febr. 16 HA 12/2 Convoy available at HA convoys
(external link)
Febr. 16 Brindisi Marseilles Febr. 19 Independent
Febr. 21 Marseilles Patras Febr. 25 Independent
March 4 Patras Taranto March 7 Independent
March 10 Taranto Bari March 11 Independent
March 16 Bari Ancona March 17 AH 20/2 Convoy available at AH convoys
(external link)
March 23 Ancona Barletta March 24 HA 22/2 Convoy available at HA convoys
(external link)
Subsequent voyages:
Page 6 & Page 7


 Some Convoy Voyages: 
For information on voyages made in between those discussed here, please see the documents received from the National Archives of Norway and A. Hague's Voyage Record above. Follow the convoy links provided for more info on them - several Norwegian ships took part.

When war broke out in Norway on Apr. 9-1940, Loke was on her way from Cuba to New York, with arrival Apr. 12 - see Page 1 of the archive documents. At the end of May, she proceeded to Halifax, joining Convoy HX 47 from there on June 2, bound for Bordeaux with copper (the Norwegian Italia was sunk - follow the link for details. The original Advance Sailing Telegram for this convoy indicates that Loke was scheduled for the next convoy, HX 48, but sailed in HX 47 instead). It'll be noticed that Bordeaux is not mentioned on the archive document, which says her destination was Swansea, where she arrived, via Falmouth on June 24. However, she must have gone to France at some point, because one of my Norwegian books ("Skip og menn", Birger Dannevig) states she was one of the last ships to get out of Bordeaux during the chaotic and dangerous days of evacuations from France that summer. She had about 1100 refugees on board when she left.

The following month we find her, together with Borgholm, Gaston Micard, Glarona, Inger, Lotos and Reiaas, in Convoy OB 188, which originated in Liverpool on July 23 and dispersed on the 27th. According to the external website that I've linked to at the end of this page, she rescued 126 survivors from the British Accra, which served as Vice Commodore Ship for this convoy. This ship had been sunk by U-34 on July 26; follow the link for more information. See also this posting to my Ship Forum. After the rescue, Loke returned to port* (again, see Page 1 of the archive documents), later joining Convoy OB 191 (Strinda was torpedoed - Astra and Octavian are also named), which left Liverpool on July 30, but she again put back, subsequently joining Convoy OB 193, which departed Liverpool on Aug. 4 and dispersed on the 7th, Loke arriving Quebec on Aug. 20. Berto, Corvus, Ingertre, Ringhorn, Thermopylæ and Vilja are also listed - ref. external links provided in the Voyage Record for more on these OB convoys.

*Note that Loke is mentioned in Convoy HX 58, which had originated in Halifax on July 15 and arrived Liverpool on the 31st; Loke, however, is said to have joined at sea; according to the Commodore's notes for HX 58, she joined with HMS Clarkia at the rendezvous with the local escort in the morning of July 27, together with another ship (Hollinside, which had also rescued survivors from Accra), so it looks like she joined this convoy in order to return to the U.K. with the rescued survivors from Accra.

With a cargo of pit props for Newcastle, she returned to the U.K. again in Convoy HX 73. This convoy had originated in Halifax on Sept. 13, but Loke joined from Sydney, C.B. In Nov.-1940 we find her in Convoy OB 244. Loke joined from Oban and was bound for Sydney C.B., where she arrived on Dec. 5, the convoy having been dispersed on Nov. 22. This convoy was attacked and several ships sunk, but all the Norwegian ones escaped harm (follow the link for details - see also the external link at the end of this page). Her last Trans-Atlantic voyage that year was made in Convoy SC 16, departing Halifax on Dec. 15, cargo of grain for Ipswich. Page 1 gives her arrival there as Febr. 2-1941 (via various other ports) and as can be seen, she later spent a month in Immingham.

In March-1941 she can be found in Convoy OG 57, which originated in Liverpool on March 27. This was a Gibraltar bound convoy, but Loke (joining from Oban) was bound for Halifax, so she parted company in order to proceed to this destination, where she arrived on Apr. 11. On Apr. 19 we find her in the Halifax-U.K. Convoy SC 29, again with a cargo of grain for Ipswich (escorts' reports are also available), then in June she's listed in Convoy OG 64, originating in Liverpool on June 4. Like OG 57, this was also a Gibraltar bound convoy but Loke, bound for Father Point, left the convoy in order to proceed to her destination. From Page 2 of the archive documents, we learn that she arrived Three Rivers on June 22, having started out from Oban on June 5. (Both these convoys will be added to individual pages in my Convoys section, but for now, the ships sailing in them, and escorts, are named on the page listing ships in all OG convoys).

According to Arnold Hague, she headed back to the U.K. on July 1 with the slow Convoy SC 36* from Sydney, C.B. The following month she joined the westbound North Atlantic Convoy ON 10, which originated in Liverpool on Aug. 27 and dispersed Sept. 11. Her destination is again given as Father Point, station 56 - going back to Page 2, we see that she arrived Montreal on Sept. 15, having sailed from Belfast Lough on Aug. 28. A. Hague now has her in Convoy SC 46*, which left Sydney, C.B. on Sept. 24 and arrived Liverpool Oct. 10 - Loke stopped at Loch Ewe that day. A month later, she joined the westbound Convoy ON 35, station 63, bound for St. John, N.B., arriving there on Dec. 2, having joined from Loch Ewe (see also the Commodore's narrative). She was scheduled to return with the slow Sydney (C.B.)-U.K. Convoy SC 60 later that month, but did not sail. She was also cancelled from the next convoy, SC 61, but eventually got away with SC 62 on Dec. 27, cargo of grain for Ipswich. Montbretia and Rose are named among the escorts. Loke's voyages in this period are shown on Page 3.

In Febr.-1942 she's listed as bound for Halifax in Convoy ON 66*, originating in Liverpool on Febr. 13, dispersed Febr. 26. She arrived Halifax on March 2, having joined from Loch Ewe. A couple of days later, she proceeded to Boston, remaining there for a long time (see archive document), before heading to Sydney, C.B. in order to join Convoy SC 86 on June 5 (Ramø's captain served as Vice Commodore). Loke returned across the Atlantic with Convoy ON 112*, and arrived Halifax July 28 (convoy had originated in Liverpool July 13). She's mentioned on my page about Convoy HS 35 at the end of July, but note that she was not actually in this convoy, but is said to have left Halifax for Montreal on July 29. In fact, A. Hague has her, together with Borgholm, Bruse Jarl, Gezina and Lisbeth, in Convoy HS 36 (external link), which left Halifax on July 29 and arrived Sydney, C.B. on the 31st. From there, she continued to Montreal, with arrival Aug. 4 (Page 3).

She now headed back to the U.K. with Convoy SC 97 from Halifax on Aug. 22, in which the Norwegian Bronxville was sunk - follow the links for more info (Bonneville served as Vice Commodore Vessel). Loke had a cargo of grain for Swansea, where she arrived Sept. 7. A. Hague indicates she was involved in a collision with Dredger at Swansea (see Voyage Record) - I have no further details on this. Loke subsequently went back in the other direction with Convoy ON 132*, bound for Halifax, arriving Oct. 7. Acanthus, Eglantine, Montbretia and Potentilla are named among the escorts - see ON convoy escorts. While in Halifax, Loke lost a crew member on Oct. 10. Stoker Sverre Johan Johansen had gone on board the Swedish Porjus to visit a friend, and died from his burns when a fire occurred on that ship. Loke left Halifax again on Oct. 13, joining Convoy ON 134* in order to sail to New York, where she arrived on Oct. 17 (this convoy, for which Bonneville served as Commodore Vessel, had started out in Liverpool on Sept. 26).

Her subsequent voyages are shown on Page 4 of the archive documents; convoy information to match some of them is available in Hague's Voyage Record. It'll be noticed that she appears to have had a long stay in New York in the summer of 1943. She had arrived there from Trinidad on June 20 and departure is given as Aug. 14, when she proceeded to Boston, then on to Halifax and Carleton, N.B., before continuing to Sydney, C.B. a couple of weeks later in order to join the Sydney section of the slow Convoy SC 142 on Sept. 15, bound for Belfast Dock, cargo of lumber, arriving Belfast on Sept. 29 (see Page 5). The Norwegian Gausdal served as Rear Commodore Ship.

In Nov.-1943 she's listed in Convoy OS 59/KMS 33, cargo of coal for Algiers, station 83. This convoy left Liverpool on Nov. 16 and split up on the 28th, the KMS portion, in which Loke sailed, arriving Gibraltar on Nov. 29, while the OS convoy continued to Freetown. The ships that were not bound for Gibraltar would then proceed passed Gibraltar, still in Convoy KMS 33*, which had Port Said as it's final destination. Loke's arrival Algiers is not mentioned on the archive document, which says she arrived Oran on Nov. 30, having started out from Clyde on Nov. 16. The external website that I've linked to in the Voyage Record has more on this convoy - Alaska, Lago and Spurt are also included. About a month later, Loke made a voyage from Oran to Bizerta, having joined Convoy KMS 35* (she did not go back to the U.K. again until Jan.-1946).

At the end of Jan.-1944, she's listed in Convoy KMS 39*, voyage Algiers to Syracuse, arriving her destination on Febr. 2. That summer, she made a voyage from Augusta to Algiers in Convoy MKS 51*; she left Augusta on June 3 and arrived Algiers on the 7th, later returning to Augusta in Convoy KMS 53*. Page 5 and Page 6 show her subsequent voyages - compare with A. Hague's Voyage Record/convoy information. Page 7 has her voyages to Apr.-1946.

Loke is said to have rescued 4 men from a British ship in the Adriatic Sea in 1944 - exact date and identity of the ship not known.

*The ON convoys will be added to individual pages in my Convoys section in due course, along with further details on each. In the meantime, the ships sailing in them (and escorts) are named in the section listing ships in all ON convoys; as will be seen, they all had several Norwegian ships. The entire SC series will also be updated and completed (including the already existing ones); see ships in all SC convoys. Additionally, all the KMS and MKS convoys will be added, but for now, please see the section listing ships in all KMS convoys and ships in all MKS convoys.

More information on the other Norwegian ships mentioned here is available via the alphabet index at the end of this page, or go to the Master Ship Index.

Related external links:
The attack on Accra

Ships hit from Convoy OB 244

Back to Loke on the "Ships starting with L" page.

The text on this page was compiled with the help of: "Nortraships flåte", J. R. Hegland, "Skip og menn", Birger Dannevig, "Våre falne" (a series of 4 books listing Norwegian WW II casualties), E-mail from R. W. Jordan - and misc.

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