The following is a short list from the report on Crete.
Ship Name:
Abelia
-mm/dd/yyyy:
12/30/1915
Description:
Steel Hull
Lat:
Long:
Last Known Location:
Crete
Vessel Type:
Steamer
Nationality:
British
O/S File:
Data:
3,650 tons. Sunk by gunfire from a U-Boat about 152 miles W from Gavdo Island.
Ship Name:
African Marquis
-mm/dd/yyyy:
02/25/1958
Description:
North Sands Type
Lat:
Long:
Last Known Location:
Crete
Vessel Type:
Steamer
Nationality:
Liberian
O/S File:
Data:
7,126 tons. 439.6ft x 57.2ft. Grounded at Kassos Island, NE of Crete. Broke in two and sunk. Built at West Coast Shipbuilders Ltd, Vancouver, BC, and launched May 1943 as FORT GLENORA. Managed by Ernest R Mund and Co, London until sold in 1950 to Greek owners who re-named the vessel GEORGE K. Sold in 1956 to Liberian owners who re-named the vessel AFRICAN MARQUIS.
Ship Name:
Aghia Anna
-mm/dd/yyyy:
10/10/1944
Description:
Lat:
N:035.32.00
Long:
E:025.03.00
Last Known Location:
Crete
Vessel Type:
Sail
Nationality:
Greek
O/S File:
Data:
50 tons. Sunk by gunfire from HMS VIRTUE (Lt R D Cairns) off Crete. No other information.
Ship Name:
Aghios Mattaios
-mm/dd/yyyy:
10/09/1044
Description:
Lat:
N:035.25.00
Long:
E:024.57.00
Last Known Location:
Crete
Vessel Type:
Sail
Nationality:
Greek
O/S File:
Data:
35 tons. Sunk by gunfire from HMS VIRTUE (Lt R D Cairns) off Crete. No other information.
Ship Name:
Aghios Militiades
-mm/dd/yyyy:
11/05/1943
Description:
Lat:
Long:
Last Known Location:
Crete
Vessel Type:
Sail
Nationality:
Greek
O/S File:
Data:
150 tons. Sunk by gunfire from HMS SERAPH (Lt. L N A Jewell) off the Kaso Strait East of Crete.
Ship Name:
Aghios Simoni
-mm/dd/yyyy:
11/11/1943
Description:
Lat:
Long:
Last Known Location:
Crete
Vessel Type:
Nationality:
Greek
O/S File:
Data:
Lost off Stavros. No other information.
Ship Name:
Alcione
-mm/dd/yyyy:
12/11/1941
Description:
Steel Hull
Lat:
Long:
Last Known Location:
Crete
Vessel Type:
Torpedo Boat
Nationality:
Italian
O/S File:
Data:
679 tons. 254.7ft x 26.7ft. Built in 1937 by Ansaldo for the Italian Navy. Sunk by HMS TRUANT off Suda Bay, Crete. Vessel carried about 100 crew.
Ship Name:
Anfitrite
-mm/dd/yyyy:
03/16/1941
Description:
Lat:
N:034.55.00
Long:
E:026.43.00
Last Known Location:
Crete
Vessel Type:
Submarine
Nationality:
Italian
O/S File:
Data:
860 tons. C/O Bruno Ghersina. Scuttled after being damaged by HMS GREYHOUND near Cape Sidero.
Ship Name:
Apollo
-mm/dd/yyyy:
10/09/1915
Description:
RVRN- Collier
Lat:
Long:
Last Known Location:
Crete
Vessel Type:
Steamer
Nationality:
British
O/S File:
Data:
3,774 tons. Sunk by gunfire from a U-Boat about 63 miles S from Gavdo Island, Crete. No other information.
Ship Name:
Araybank
-mm/dd/yyyy:
05/03/1941
Description:
Steel Hull
Lat:
Long:
Last Known Location:
Crete
Vessel Type:
Steamer
Nationality:
British
O/S File:
Data:
7,258 tons. 433.2ft x 57.3ft. Built in 1940 by Harland & Wolff at Belfast. Bombed by aircraft at Suda Bay.
Ship Name:
Bartolomeo Colleoni
-mm/dd/yyyy:
07/19/1940
Description:
Steel Hull
Lat:
Long:
Last Known Location:
Crete
Vessel Type:
Cruiser
Nationality:
Italian
O/S File:
Data:
5,200 tons. 555.5ft x 50.1ft. Built in 1930 by Ansaldo. Sunk 6 miles off Cape Spada by HMAS SYDNEY and British destroyers. C/O Umberto Novaro. Sister ship to GIOVANNI DELLE BANDE NERE
Ship Name:
British Science
-mm/dd/yyyy:
04/18/1941
Description:
Steel Hull
Lat:
N:036.06.00
Long:
E:024.00.00
Last Known Location:
Crete
Vessel Type:
Tanker
Nationality:
British
O/S File:
Data:
7,138 tons. 441.2ft x 59.7ft. Built in 1931 by Palmer Shipbuilding. Owned by the British Tanker Co. Torpedoed by German aircraft sailing from Haifa to Piraeus. The ship was abandoned by all her crew and eventually sank off Crete. Cargo 10,300 tons benzine, kerosene, gas oil.
Ship Name:
Capo Pino
-mm/dd/yyyy:
02/08/1944
Description:
Steel Hull
Lat:
Long:
Last Known Location:
Crete
Vessel Type:
Steamer
Nationality:
Italian
O/S File:
Data:
4,785 tons. 362.9ft x 49.2ft. Built in 1923 by Atel and Ch de Gironde. Owned by the Italian Govt. Torpedoed and sunk near Suda Bay. ex- French Aveyron. Had been taken over by Italy.
Ship Name:
Caria
-mm/dd/yyyy:
11/06/1915
Description:
Steel Hull
Lat:
Long:
Last Known Location:
Crete
Vessel Type:
Steamer
Nationality:
British
O/S File:
Data:
3,032 tons. 96m x 13m. 1 funnel, 2 masts, 1 prop. Torpedo and gunfire from a U-Boat about 120 miles South by East from Cape Martello, between Naples and Alexandria. Built Tyne Iron S B Co, Newcastle. Launched in 1900 as CLEMATIS for the Soc Anonyme d'Enterposage et de Transports, Antwerp. Purchased by Cunard in 1911 and re-named.
Ship Name:
Carmen Sylva
-mm/dd/yyyy:
05/??/1941
Description:
Steel Hull
Lat:
Long:
Last Known Location:
Crete
Vessel Type:
Steamer
Nationality:
Romanian
O/S File:
Data:
1,601 tons. 245.1ft x 36ft. Built in 1903 by Bergens Mek Varks. Owned by Capato and Maori. Sunk off Crete in cunfused fighting following German invasion.
Ship Name:
Castelfidardo
-mm/dd/yyyy:
06/02/1944
Description:
Steel Hull
Lat:
Long:
Last Known Location:
Crete
Vessel Type:
Destroyer
Nationality:
Italian
O/S File:
Data:
1,107 tons. 262.5ft x 24.8ft. Built in 1923 by Orlando. Sunk by British aircraft off Heraklion. Vessel was in German hands at the time.
Ship Name:
Chagres
-mm/dd/yyyy:
03/10/1918
Description:
Steel Hull
Lat:
Long:
Last Known Location:
Crete
Vessel Type:
Steamer
Nationality:
British
O/S File:
Data:
5,288 tons. Defensively armed. Torpedoed by a U-BOat about 62 miles N by E 3/4 E from C Drepano, Crete. Lives lost 1.
Ship Name:
Citta di Livorno
-mm/dd/yyyy:
01/18/1942
Description:
Steel Hull
Lat:
N:035.42.00
Long:
E:024.24.00
Last Known Location:
Crete
Vessel Type:
Steamer
Nationality:
Italian
O/S File:
Data:
2,471 tons. Torpedoed and sunk by HMS PORPOISE (Cdr E F Pizey) off Crete. No other information.
Ship Name:
Citta di Simi
-mm/dd/yyyy:
10/10/1941
Description:
Lat:
Long:
Last Known Location:
Crete
Vessel Type:
Sail
Nationality:
Italian
O/S File:
Data:
25 tons. Sunk by gunfire from HMS THUNDERBOLT (Lt Cdr C B Crouch) about 12 miles off Cape Sidero, Crete.
Ship Name:
Clan Chattan
-mm/dd/yyyy:
02/13/1942
Description:
Transport
Lat:
N:035.01.00
Long:
E:020.11.00
Last Known Location:
Crete
Vessel Type:
Steamer
Nationality:
British
O/S File:
00463
Data:
7,262 tons. Launched 12th April 1937 by Greenock Dockyard Co, Grenock. Yard No 428. Twin screw driven by triple expansion steam engines and low pressure steam turbine, speed 12.5 knots. Engined by J.G. Kincaid, Greenock. Built for the Clan Line, Glasgow. Home port Glasgow. 1941 - Took part in operation Tiger along with another four Clan ships to deliver equipment to the 8th Army. 1942 bombed by German aircraft and scuttled by convoy escort off Crete.
Ship Name:
Clan MacAlister
-mm/dd/yyyy:
11/06/1915
Description:
Steel Hull
Lat:
Long:
Last Known Location:
Crete
Vessel Type:
Steamer
Nationality:
British
O/S File:
Data:
4,835 tons. 395ft x 51.1ft. Launched 18th March 1903 by A McMillan & Son, Dumbarton. Yard No 389. Owned by Clan Line Steamers Ltd Glasgow. Torpedoed by U-35 about 120 miles S by E from Cape Martello, Crete. Bound Liverpool to Calcutta. The first Clan Line casualty of WW1.
Ship Name:
Clifford
-mm/dd/yyyy:
05/16/1916
Description:
RVRN- Fleet Messenger
Lat:
Long:
Last Known Location:
Crete
Vessel Type:
Prop Driven
Nationality:
British
O/S File:
Data:
487 tons. Sunk by a U-Boat near location
Ship Name:
Console Generale Liuzzi
-mm/dd/yyyy:
06/27/1940
Description:
Steel Hull- Liuzzi Class
Lat:
N:033.46.00
Long:
E:027.27.00
Last Known Location:
Crete
Vessel Type:
Submarine
Nationality:
Italian
O/S File:
Data:
1,484 tons. C/O Lorenzo Bezzi. Located and depth charged by HMS DAINTY, DEFENDER and ILEX South of location. Submarine sufaced, 13 crew rescued, and she was then sunk by gunfire.