Flora Mc Donald being towed by Dutch tug Zwarte Zee. Photo. https://dorindabalchindotcom.files.wordpress.com/2017/10/imperial-war-museum-collections-object-205133324.jpg?w=604&h=404
Built 1943
Tonnage 7,177 / 10,000 tons
Cargo: 6,270 tons of cocoa, mahogany and rubber
Route: Marshall Liberia - Freetown
Sunk 30 MAY 43 by U-
7 Dead
63 Survivors
At 21.57 hours on 30 May 1943, the Flora MacDonald (Master Ernest Wright Jones), escorted by the British armed trawler HMS Fandango (T 107), was hit by one torpedo from U-126. The torpedo struck on the port side in the engine room, killing the third assistant engineer and a fireman. The explosion opened a large hole that immediately flooded the engine room, stopped the engines and caused the ship to settle by the stern.
A fire started in the #3 hold and flames, shooting
The armed trawler picked up the survivors and decided to head to
At 14.30 hours the next day, the British tug HMS Zwarte Zee (W 163), escorted by the British sloop HMS Milford (L 51) and the British corvettes HMS Woodruff (K 53) and HMS Tamarisk (K 216), took the still burning vessel in tow for
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