Convoy SL 125
Ships in Convoy

Convoy SL 125

Section Title: Ships in Convoy
Table Section Text: None

Name	Flag	Dead	Tonnage (GRT)	Cargo	Notes

Alaska (1918)	Norway	5,681	Torpedoed and damaged by U-510 on 31 Oct, while picking up survivors from Président Doumer and Tasmania which had been sunk earlier.

Alexandre Andre (1928)	Belgium	5,322

Amstelkerk (1929)	Netherlands	4,457	Romped 30 Oct

Anglo Maersk (1930)	United Kingdom	7,705	Straggled 19 Oct; torpedoed by U-509 26 Oct but survived

Baron Elgin (1933)	United Kingdom	3,942	Detached to Funchal; survived this convoy, convoy ON 154, convoy SC 122 & convoy ONS 5

Baron Kinnaird (1927)	United Kingdom	3,355

Baron Vernon (1929)	United Kingdom	0	3,642	5,500 tons iron ore	Sunk by U-604 30 Oct. 0 dead. Survivors picked up by Baron Elgin

Belnor (1926)	Norway	2,871	Joined at sea 19 Oct

Bornholm (1930)	United Kingdom	3,177	Survived this convoy, convoy ON 154, & convoy ONS 5

Bothnia (1928)	United Kingdom	2,407	Joined at sea 23 Oct, survived this convoy & convoy HX 228

British Ardour (1928)	United Kingdom	7,124	Joined at sea 19 Oct as escort oiler

Brittany (1928)	United Kingdom	14	4,772	7,132 tons general cargo	Veteran of convoy HX 79; sunk by U-509 28 Oct

Bullmouth (1927)	United Kingdom	50	7,519	Ballasted tanker	Torpedoed and damaged by U-409, then finally sunk by U-659 on 30 Oct. 50 of the 56 crew died.

Calgary (1921)	United Kingdom	7,206	Survived this convoy & convoy ON 154

Clan Murray (1918)	United Kingdom	5,953

Corinaldo (1921)	United Kingdom	8	7,131	5,141 tons frozen meat	Damaged by both U-509 and U-659, then finally sunk by U-203 on 30 Oct. 8 dead.

Debrett (1940)	United Kingdom	6,244

Dundrum Castle (1919)	United Kingdom	5,259	Veteran of convoy SC 42; survived this convoy & convoy ON 154

Empire Cougar (1919)	United Kingdom	5,758	Arrived with engine defects & later survived convoy ON 154

Empire Simba (1919)	United Kingdom	5,691	Survived this convoy & convoy ON 154

Germa (1920)	Norway	5,282

Guinean (1936)	United Kingdom	5,205

Henry Stanley (1929)	United Kingdom	5,026

Hopecastle (1937)	United Kingdom	5	5,178	5,500 tons general cargo	Sunk by U-509 & U-203 29 Oct

King Edward (1919)	United Kingdom	5,224	Survived to be sunk 2 months later in convoy ON 154

Lafonia (1911)	United Kingdom	1,961

Lynton Grange (1937)	United Kingdom	5,029	Survived to be sunk 2 months later in convoy ON 154

Mano (1925)	United Kingdom	1,418	Joined at sea 23 Oct; survived this convoy & convoy ONS 5

Marquesa (1918)	United Kingdom	8,979

Nagpore (1920)	United Kingdom	19	5,283	1,500 tons copper & 5,500 tons general cargo	Carried convoy commodore RADM Sir C N Reyne KBE; sunk by U-509 28 Oct

Pacific Star (1920)	United Kingdom	0	7,591	5,037 tons refrigerated meat & general cargo	Sunk by U-509 27 Oct

Président Doumer (1934)	United Kingdom	260	11,898	63 passengers & general cargo	Troopship. Joined at sea 19 Oct; sunk by U-604 30 Oct

San Francisco (1915)	Sweden	4,933

Sembilan (1922)	Netherlands	6,566

Silver Willow (1930)	United Kingdom	5	6,373	9,000 tons general cargo	Sunk by U-409 30 Oct

Stentor (1926)	United Kingdom	44	6,148	6,000 tons West African produce	Carried convoy vice commodore Capt R H Garstin CBE RIN; sunk by U-509 27 Oct

Tasmania (1935)	United Kingdom	2	6,405	8,500 tons food & iron	Sunk by U-103 31 Oct

Tynemouth (1940)	United Kingdom	3,168	Veteran of convoy SC 94; survived this convoy & convoy ON 154

Ville de Rouen (1919)	United Kingdom	5,083	Survived to be sunk 2 months later in convoy ON 154

Welsh Trader (1938)	United Kingdom	4,974

West Kebar (1920)	United States	5,620	Detached 20 Oct

Zarian (1938)	United Kingdom	4,871	Survived to be sunk 2 months later in convoy ON 154

Sentence(s)

The British freighter Corinaldo was damaged by both U-509 and U-659 and then sunk by U-203.

final_sentence: The British freighter Corinaldo was damaged by both U-509 and U-659 and then sunk by U-203.