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Subject: Re: SS. TYNDALL

Author: Raymond Lloyd

[ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 21/02/08 4:29pm In reply to: Ray Buck 's message, "Re: SS. TYNDALL" on 20/02/08 12:44pm Keith, Apart from these bare facts, you are right she seems something of an elusive vessel. Of 1.314 tons she was built for the London Power Co.Ltd in 1932. I cannot find out why a crew member would be fatally wounded as there is no record of her being sunk or indeed attacked by a u-boat. Perhaps she sustained mine damage, but she survived the war, and was broken up at Delfzijl in 1958. Ray. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: SS. TYNDALL	Keith Greenway (Lost without brian's site.)	21/02/08 7:35pm