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Dec. 6, 1941 the tanker Greenland was sunk by a mine in the North Sea about 19 miles southeast of Lowestoft, England. It is not known who laid the mine. Nine crewmen were lost with the ship. |
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In memory of those who lost their lives on the SS Greenland "Heroes all of them" |
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Rate |
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Galloway, Hector D. |
Fireman and Trimmer |
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Greegan, Gerald |
2nd Engineer Officer |
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Hamilton, James H. |
Chief Officer |
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MacDonald, Arthur J. |
Assistant Steward |
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Mitchell, Andrew L. |
Steward |
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Robertson, Hamish F. |
3rd Engineer Officer |
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Stewart, James |
Cook |
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Taylor, Leslie A. G. |
Fireman and Trimmer |
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Wayman, Harold R. (RN) |
Able Seaman |
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