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Beaverburn was the name of two
steamships operated by the
Canadian Pacific Railway: SS
Beaverburn (1927),
torpedoed and sunk in 1940 SS
Beaverburn (1944)...
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Beaverburn was a 9,875 GRT fast
cargo liner which was
built in 1944 for Britain's
Ministry of War
Transport (MoWT) as
Empire Captain. In 1946 she was sold...
- most
advanced steam freighters of
their time: Beaverford, Beaverdale,
Beaverburn,
Beaverhill and Beaverbrae. In 1939, the CP Ship
Empress of Australia...
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vessel Ceronia. The
Ceronia was
damaged and the 9,874 GRT
British ship
Beaverburn was sunk. Nevertheless, U-41 did not
return to her home port, she was...
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Calais route TSS
Curraghmore (1920) TSS
Fishbourne (1927) a car
ferry SS
Beaverburn (1928) TSS
Canterbury (1929) MS Loch Fyne (1931) "William
Denny and Brothers"...
- Va****e and
Keramiai from
convoy OA 80G.
February 5, 1940 U-41
sinks Beaverburn from
convoy OA 84.
February 14, 1940 The
United Kingdom announces armaments...
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Canadian Pacific in 1927 and 1928. Her
sister ships were Beaverdale,
Beaverburn,
Beaverhill and Beaverbrae. They
Designed to
carry 10,000
deadweight tons...
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February 1940. col F, p. 8. "SS
Beaverburn ? (OA-84) (+1940)". Wrecksite.
Retrieved 21
October 2011. "
Beaverburn". uboat.net.
Retrieved 29
January 2021...
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resumed providing a
transatlantic service utilizing the
cargo liners Beaverburn and Beaverford,
which were
joined in 1947-50 by the re****ed
Empress of...
- the
German submarine U-41
attacked the convoy,
sinking the
freighter Beaverburn and
damaging the
tanker Ceronia.
Antelope retaliated, depth-charging and...
