Convoy SC 107
Ships in convoy

Convoy SC 107

Section Title: Ships in convoy
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Name	Flag	Dead	Tonnage gross register tons (GRT)	Cargo	Notes

Agios Georgios (1911)	Greece	4,248	Grain & general cargo	Survived this convoy and convoy ONS 5

Ann Skakel (1920)	United States	4,949	Detached to Iceland 7 Nov; survived this convoy and convoy SC 118

Benedick (1928)	United Kingdom	6,978	Furnace fuel oil	Survived this convoy, convoy SC 122 and convoy SC 130

Berkel (1930)	Netherlands	2,130	Lumber	Survived this convoy, convoy ON 154 and convoy ONS 5

Bruarfoss (1927)	Iceland	1,580	Detached to Iceland 7 Nov

Carrier (1921)	Norway	3,036	Grain

Dalcroy (1930)	United Kingdom	0	4,558	1,809 tons steel & lumber	Sunk by U-402

Daleby (1929)	United Kingdom	0	4,640	8,500 tons grain	Veteran of convoy SC 26; sunk by U-89

Empire Antelope (1919)	United Kingdom	0	4,945	5,560 tons general cargo	Veteran of convoy SC 94; sunk by U-402

Empire Leopard (1917)	United Kingdom	37	5,676	7,410 tons zinc concentrates	Sunk by U-402

Empire Lynx (1917)	United Kingdom	0	6,379	7,850 tons general cargo	Sunk by U-132

Empire Shackleton (1941)	United Kingdom	7,068	Steel & lumber	CAM ship; survived to be sunk the following month in convoy ON 154

Empire Sunrise (1941)	United Kingdom	0	7,459	10,000 tons steel & lumber	Sunk by U-402 & U-84

Empire Union (1924)	United Kingdom	5,952	General cargo	Survived to be sunk the following month in convoy ON 154

Fairwater (1928)	United Kingdom	4,108	Steel & lumber

Geisha (1921)	Norway	5,113	General cargo	Ship's master was convoy vice-commodore

Granfoss (1913)	Norway	1,461	Flour

Hahira (1920)	United States	3	6,855	8,985 tons furnace fuel oil	Sunk by U-521

Hartington (1932)	United Kingdom	24	5,496	Tanks & 8,000 tons wheat	Sunk by U-522, U-438 & U-521

Hatimura (1918)	United Kingdom	4	6,690	Food, steel, ammunition & explosives	Sunk by U-132

Hobbema (1918)	Netherlands	28	5,507	7,000 tons explosives & general cargo	Sunk by U-132

Janeta (1929)	United Kingdom	4,312	Steel & lumber	Survived this convoy and convoy ON 154

Jeypore (1920)	United Kingdom	1	5,318	6,200 tons explosives & general cargo	Carried convoy commodore VADM B C Watson CB DSO; sunk by U-89

L V Stanford (1921)	United States	7,138	Fuel oil	Survived this convoy and convoy SC 121

Maratima (1912)	United Kingdom	32	5,804	7,167 tons explosives & general cargo	Sunk by U-522

Marsa (1928)	United Kingdom	4,405	Steel & lumber

Mount Pelion (1917)	Greece	7	6,625	7,452 tons general cargo & trucks	Veteran of convoy SC 94; sunk by U-522

New York City (1917)	United Kingdom	2,710	General cargo	Survived this convoy and convoy SC 118

Olney (1928)	United States	7,294	Diesel	Survived this convoy and convoy ON 154

Oropos (1913)	Greece	4,474	Grain

PLM 17 (1922)	United Kingdom	4,008	Phosphates	Survived damaged by depth charge explosions

Pacific (1914)	Sweden	4,978	General cargo

Parthenon (1908)	Greece	6	3,189	Paper	Sunk by U-522

USS Pleiades (1939)	United States	3,600	Veteran of convoy ON 67; detached to Iceland

Rinos (1919)	Greece	8	4,649	6,151 tons general cargo & trucks	Sunk by U-402

Stockport (1911)	United Kingdom	1,583	convoy rescue ship

Tidewater (1930)	United States	8,886	Furnace fuel oil

Titus (1930)	Netherlands	1,712	Flour	Veteran of convoy SC 42

Vest (1920)	Norway	5,074	Grain & lumber	Survived this convoy and convoy ON 154

Sentence(s)

U-522 torpedoed Mount Pelion, and British freighters Hartington and Maratima.

final_sentence: U-522 torpedoed Mount Pelion, and British freighters Hartington and Maratima.