World War IMS Castor II
MS Castor II departed from Sunderland on March 9, 1919, loaded with coal and bound for Porsgrunn. On March 11, the ship was struck by a mine in the North Sea, and the entire crew of 8 lost their lives. One of the deceased was later found aboard a drifting lifeboat in the North Sea, a few days after the incident.
About MS Castor II
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Nationality
11659
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Built
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Wrecked
11.03.1919
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Carrier
Gustav Pedersen, Lillesand
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Tonnage
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