Convoy SC 94
Allied merchant ships
A total of 35 merchant vessels joined the convoy, either in Sydney or later in the voyage.

Convoy SC 94

Section Title: Allied merchant ships
Table Section Text: A total of 35 merchant vessels joined the convoy, either in Sydney or later in the voyage.

Name	Flag	Dead	Tonnage (GRT)	Cargo	Notes

Aghios Spyridon (1905)	Greece	3,338	Grain	Survived this convoy and convoy SC 104

Anneberg (1902)	United Kingdom	0	2,537	3,200 tons woodpulp	Sunk by U-379 8 Aug

Bifrost (1923)	Sweden	4,949	Flour

Boston City (1920)	United Kingdom	2,870	General cargo	Survived this convoy, convoy ON 127, convoy SC 104 & convoy SC 122

Brisk (1923)	Norway	1,594	Flour & general cargo

Cape Race (1930)	United Kingdom	0	3,807	13 passengers, 3,979 tons lumber & 1,040 tons steel	Sunk by U-660 10 Aug

Castilian (1919)	United Kingdom	3,067	General cargo	Veteran of convoy HX 84

Condylis (1914)	Greece	9	4,439	6,924 tons grain & trucks	Sunk by U-660 & U-438 10 Aug

Daleby (1929)	United Kingdom	4,640	General cargo

Drakepool (1924)	United Kingdom	4,838	(in ballast)	Survived this convoy and convoy SC 122

Empire Antelope (1919)	United Kingdom	4,945	General cargo	Survived to be sunk 2 months later in convoy SC 107

Empire Moonbeam (1941)	United Kingdom	6,849	Phosphates	Survived to be sunk the following month in convoy ON 127

Empire Reindeer (1919)	United Kingdom	0	6,259	5,950 tons woodpulp & general cargo	Sunk by U-660 10 Aug

Empire Scout (1936)	United Kingdom	2,229	Grain	Ship's master was convoy vice-commodore

Hagood (1919)	United States	6,866	Diesel

Illinoian (1918)	United States	6,473	Mail & general cargo

Inger Lise (1939)	Norway	1,582	Lumber	Survived this convoy and convoy SC 104

Ingerfem (1912)	Norway	3,987	Iron ore	Survived this convoy and convoy SC 104

Kaimoku (1919)	United States	4	6,367	US Army stores	Sunk by U-379 8 Aug

Kelso (1924)	United Kingdom	3	3,956	2,000 tons ammunition & 2,618 tons general cargo	Sunk by U-176 8 Aug

Mars (1925)	Netherlands	1,582	Flour	Survived this convoy and convoy SC 104

Melmore Head (1918)	United Kingdom	5,273	General cargo	Veteran of convoy SC 7; survived to be sunk 4 months later in convoy ON 154

Mount Kassion (1918)	Greece	0	5,273	9,700 tons general cargo	Sunk by U-176 8 Aug

Mount Pelion (1917)	Greece	5,655	General cargo	Survived to be sunk 2 months later in convoy SC 107

Norelg (1920)	Norway	6,103	General cargo

Oregon (1920)	United Kingdom	11	6,008	1 passenger & 8,107 tons general cargo	Sunk by U-660 & U-438 10 Aug

Osric (1919)	Sweden	1,418	Timber

Panos (1920)	United Kingdom	4,914	Coal

Penolver (1912)	United Kingdom	3,721	Grain & general cargo

Radchurch (1910)	United Kingdom	0	3,701	Iron ore	Abandoned undamaged & sunk by U-176 9 Aug

Spar (1924)	Netherlands	3	3,616	Mail & 4,900 tons general cargo	Sunk by U-593 5 Aug

Trehata (1928)	United Kingdom	31	4,817	3,000 tons steel & 3,000 tons food	Carried convoy commodore VADM Dashwood Fowler Moir DSO; sunk by U-176 8 Aug

Tynemouth (1940)	United Kingdom	3,168	Lumber & steel	Survived this convoy, convoy SL 125 & convoy ON 154

Veni (1901)	Norway	2,982	Steel & woodpulp	Survived this convoy & convoy ON 154

Willemsplein (1910)	Netherlands	5,489	Iron ore	Survived this convoy & convoy ON 127

Sentence(s)

U-438 torpedoed the Greek freighter Condylis on 10 August while U-660 torpedoed the British freighters Cape Race, Empire Reindeer and Oregon.

final_sentence: U-438 torpedoed the Greek freighter Condylis on 10 August while U-660 torpedoed the British freighters Cape Race, Empire Reindeer and Oregon.