SS Caribou was a passenger ferry used by the Newfoundland government's ferry service between Port aux Basques, Newfoundland and North Sydney, Nova Scotia. Caribou was built in 1925 at Rotterdam, Netherlands for the Newfoundland Railway. Launched in 1925, she had a capacity of 3,000 horsepower (2,200 kW) and was able to reach a speed of 14.5 knots (26.9 km/h) when fully loaded. She also had steam-heat and electric lights in all of her cabins, a luxury at the time. Due to her ice-breaking design, the Caribou also assisted during the seal hunt along the Newfoundland coast each spring. Caribou was torpedoed by the German U-boat U-69 and sunk in the Cabot Strait during the night of October 14, 1942. Caribou was carrying 46 crew and 206 civilian and military passengers. 137 lost their lives, many of them Newfoundlanders. Of the deceased, 2 were rescued but died of exposure. The remains of 34 victims were found. Only one of the eleven children survived
The SS Emidio was sunk off California in 1941. The SS Montebello was sunk in 1941. SS Coast Trader (Freighter) sunk in '42. SS Larry Doheny sunk in '42. All believed sunk by Japanese Submarines on the US West Coast.
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Yes, the SS Anne is the ship that sunk in Pokémon.
The SS Lusitania
no the ss great Britain rubbish, it was fake, a myth, it sunk drunk people fAT
Yes - SS Edmund Fitzgerald and also the Cyprus.
She was sunk on 12 November 1942 in the Mediteranian off Algiers.
USAT Mauna Loa was sunk in the first air attack.
The SS Oklahoma was sunk by a German sub in feb. 1942 off the coast of Georgia near St. Simons Island, the shipwreck was towwed up on a beach and 5 dead merchant marines who were burned beyond recognition were removed from the ship and buried in a cemetery in Brunswick Georgia . The SS Baton Rugue was sunk short time later a little further south by the same sub. Both ships were raised and repaired and returned to active duty delivering war supplies to Europe but however both ships were sunk in the Atlantic later in the war
The answer, as far as I am aware, is the SS Richard Montgomery. Maureen Graham, Welshpool
It probably sunk.
USS Shark (SS-174) a Porpoise class sub, was sunk by surface gunfire from destroyer IJN Yamakaze on 11 Feb 1942. USS Shark (SS-314) a Balao class sub, was sunk by depth charges from destroyer IJN Harukaze on 24 Oct 1944.