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Andrew_Smith · 25 March 2002, 10:59 AM

Hugh,

I have an article from *C & C Spring 1977. It claims that the vessel attacked by Edmonds was grounded and abandoned and that it had been the victim of a British submarine a few days earlier. R.D. Layman the author of the article states that at best guess the ship was the Scham (3662 GRT, 1884). Layman says however this cannot be confirmed.

Hugh a copy of the article is on its way to you.

Take care mate,

Andrew

25 March 2002, 10:59 AM	#11 (permalink)
Andrew_Smith Forum Ace Join Date: Sep 1998 Location: Sydney Posts: 670	Hugh, I have an article from C & C Spring 1977. It claims that the vessel attacked by Edmonds was grounded and abandoned and that it had been the victim of a British submarine a few days earlier. R.D. Layman the author of the article states that at best guess the ship was the Scham* (3662 GRT, 1884). Layman says however this cannot be confirmed. Hugh a copy of the article is on its way to you. Take care mate, Andrew __________________ "Like another of my pilot friends, he had no ambition to be the most famous pilot in the world. He wanted to be the oldest. " Nevil Shute Norway on Captain H.V. Worrall Visit my store - Reveille Books -The Military Bookstore