Convoy ONS 5 order of battle

Convoy ONS 5 order of battle: This is the order of battle during the battles around Convoy ONS 5 from 29 April to 6 May 1943.

Contents

1 Allied forces

2 Axis forces

3 External links

4 References

Allied forces

Convoy ONS 5

Agios Georgios, Argon

Baron Elgin, Baron Graham, Baron Semple, Bengkalis, Berkel, Bonde, Bornholm, Bosworth, Bristol City, British Lady

Campus, Commandante Dorise, Cydonia

Director, Dolius, Dunsley

Empire Advocate, Empire Gazelle, Empire Planet

Fana

Gharinda, Gudvor

Harbury, Harpurley

Isobel, Ivan Topic

Lorient, Losada

Mano, McKeesport, Merton, Modlin

Nicolas, North Britain

Omega, Ottinge

Penhale

Rena

Selvistan

Temple Arch

Wentworth, West Makadet, West Maximus

Yearby

Escort Group B-7.

Destroyers HMS Duncan, HMS Vidette

Frigate HMS Tay

Corvettes Sloop Frigates, Cutter edit] Axis forces
Star

U-192

edit] External links

ONS 5 at convoyweb

http://uboat.net/ops/convoys/convoys.php?convoy=ONS-5

References

Stephen Roskill: The War at Sea 1939-1945 Vol II (1956).ISBN (none)

Dan van der Vat: The Atlantic Campaign (1988). ISBN 0-340-37751-8

Arnold Hague: The Allied Convoy System 1939-1945 (2000). ISBN 1-55125-033-0 (Canada), ISBN 1-86176-147-3 (UK).

Michael Gannon: Black May (1998). ISBN 1-85410-588-4

Peter Gretton: Convoy Escort Commander (1964). ISBN (none)

Axel Neistle: German U-Boat Losses during World War II (1998). ISBN 1-85367-352-8

Paul Kemp: U-Boats Destroyed (1997). ISBN 1-85409-515-3

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