A U.S. Merchant Marine casualty of the Second World War. He was Second Mate aboard the American tanker Naeco (Pennsylvania Shipping Co, Philadelphia PA. Homeport: Wilmington, DE). He was one of 24 crewmen who died when German submarine U-124 torpedoed and sank the unescorted ship in the Atlantic Ocean approximately 65 miles southeast of Cape Lookout, North Carolina. There were 14 survivors.
Bio information taken from the "Ships Hit by U-Boats" profile of the Naeco found on UBOAT.net
Bio information taken from the "Ships Hit by U-Boats" profile of the Naeco found on UBOAT.net
A U.S. Merchant Marine casualty of the Second World War. He was Second Mate aboard the American tanker Naeco (Pennsylvania Shipping Co, Philadelphia PA. Homeport: Wilmington, DE). He was one of 24 crewmen who died when German submarine U-124 torpedoed and sank the unescorted ship in the Atlantic Ocean approximately 65 miles southeast of Cape Lookout, North Carolina. There were 14 survivors.
Bio information taken from the "Ships Hit by U-Boats" profile of the Naeco found on UBOAT.net
Bio information taken from the "Ships Hit by U-Boats" profile of the Naeco found on UBOAT.net
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