"Destroyers Sink Two Enemy Supply Ships Off Brittany. 29 April 1943, Devonport, Hm Destroyers Goathland and Albrighton Carried Out a Surprise Night Action Against a Strongly Escorted German Convoy Off the North Coast of Brittany, on 27 April. Two Enemy Supply Ships Were Torpedoed and Heavily Hit by Gunfire, Both Are Believed Sunk. in Addition Hits With Gunfire Were Made on Two of the Enemy Escorts Which Burst Into Flames and Almost Certainly Sank. An E Boat Was Also Hit and Blew Up." Torpedomen of HMS GOATHLAND, left to right: Able Seaman D Turner of Liverpool, Petty Officer A Martin of Kent, Able Seaman C Farrow of Suffolk, A G Gray (Torpedo Officer) of Huntley, Aberdeenshire and Able Seaman Buck, of Yorkshire.