Convoy ON 67
Allied merchant ships
A total of 39 cargo vessels (37 merchant, 2 US Navy) joined the convoy, either in Liverpool or later in the voyage.

Convoy ON 67

Section Title: Allied merchant ships
Table Section Text: A total of 39 cargo vessels (37 merchant, 2 US Navy) joined the convoy, either in Liverpool or later in the voyage.

Name	Flag	Dead	Tonnage (GRT)	Cargo	Notes

Adellen (1930)	United Kingdom	36	7,984	In ballast	Sunk by U-155 22 Feb

Anadara (1935)	United Kingdom	62	8,009	In ballast	Sunk by U-558 & U-587 24 Feb

Belinda (1939)	Norway	8,325	Destination West Indies

Consuelo (1937)	United Kingdom	4,847	General cargo	Destination New York City; survived this convoy and convoy HX 228

Cristales (1926)	United Kingdom	5,389	Carried convoy vice-commodore Capt R H R MacKay OBE; in collision 24 Feb; destination Halifax

Daghestan (1941)	United Kingdom	7,248	CAM ship; destination Halifax

Dekabrist (1903)	Soviet Union	7,363	Destination New York City

Diloma (1939)	United Kingdom	8,146	Damaged by U-158; made Halifax

Dolabella (1939)	United Kingdom	8,142	Destination Curaçao

Dromus (1938)	United Kingdom	8,036	Destination Curaçao

Eidanger (1938)	Norway	0	9,432	In ballast	Sunk by U-558 24 Feb

Empire Celt (1941)	United Kingdom	6	8,032	In ballast	Sunk by U-158 24 Feb

Empire Druid (1941)	United Kingdom	9,813	Destination Port Arthur

Empire (1941)	United Kingdom	8,134	Destination Baton Rouge

Empire Spray (1941)	United Kingdom	7,242	CAM ship; destination Halifax

Empire Steel (1941)	United Kingdom	8,138	Destination Port Arthur

Finnanger (1928)	Norway	39	9,551	In ballast	Sunk by U-558 24 Feb

Glittre (1928)	Norway	6,409	Destination Aruba; survived to be sunk one year later in convoy ON 166

Gloucester City (1919)	United Kingdom	3,071	General cargo	Destination Philadelphia

Hamlet (1934)	Norway	6,578	Joined from Iceland 19 Feb

Hektoria (1899)	United Kingdom	13,797	Destination New York City; survived to be sunk 7 months later in convoy ON 127

Idefjord (1921)	Norway	4,287	China clay	Destination Saint John, New Brunswick

Inverarder (1919)	Norway	0	5,578	In ballast	Sunk by U-558 24 Feb

Lancastrian Prince (1940)	United Kingdom	1,914	Destination New York City; survived this convoy and convoy HX 228

Manchester Exporter (1918)	United Kingdom	5,277	General cargo	Carried Convoy Commodore Rear Admiral Sir O H Dawson KBE; destination Halifax

Mentor (1914)	United Kingdom	7,383	General cargo	Destination Singapore

USS Mizar (1932)	United States Navy	6,982	US Navy stores ship, joined from Iceland 19 Feb

Nueva Andalucia (1940)	Norway	10,044	Destination Port Arthur

Orari (1931)	United Kingdom	10,350	China clay	Destination Trinidad

USS Pleiades (1939)	United States Navy	3,600	US Navy dry cargo ship, joined from Iceland 19 Feb; survived this convoy and Convoy SC 107

Rapana (1935)	United Kingdom	8,017	Destination Curaçao

Sama (1936)	Norway	20	1,799	China clay	Sunk by U-155 22 Feb

Skandinavia (1940)	Norway	10,044	Destination Aruba; survived this convoy and convoy ON 166

Strinda (1937)	Norway	10,973	Destination Key West

Stuart Prince (1940)	United Kingdom	1,911	General cargo	Destination Halifax; survived this convoy and convoy HX 228

Thorhild (1935)	Norway	10,316	Destination Curaçao

Torr Head (1937)	United Kingdom	5,021	Destination Norfolk, Virginia

Toward (1923)	United Kingdom	1,571	convoy rescue ship

White Crest (1928)	United Kingdom	4,365	coal	Straggled 18 Feb; sunk by U-558 24 February

Sentence(s)

U-558 torpedoed the British ships Anadara, Finnanger, and White Crest.

final_sentence: U-558 torpedoed the British ships Anadara, Finnanger, and White Crest.