Convoy OB.79

Depart Liverpool on 25 January 1940
Dispersed on 28 January 1940
Hague's records contain 18 merchants and 2 escorts (16 ships TDS)

Vessel
Pdt.
Tons
Built
Cargo
Notes
ANTONIO (Br)
52
5,225
1918
 
NORTHERN RANGE
ATHELREGENT (Br)
12
8,881
1930
 
 
BELCREST (Br)
54
4,517
1925
 
HALIFAX
BROWNING (Br)
41
5,332
1919
GENERAL
BAHIA
COMANCHEE (Br)
32
6,837
1936
 
BAYTOWN
CUSTODIAN (Br)
22
5,881
1928
GENERAL
ST LUCIA
GEMSTONE (Br)
53
4,986
1938
 
NORTHERN RANGE
GERALDINE MARY (Br)
51
7,244
1924
GENERAL
ST JOHNS NF
MAIMOA (Br)
31
10,123
1920
GENERAL
FREETOWN
MARYLYN (Br)
21
4,555
1930
GENERAL
ST VINCENT
MOUNT KASSION (Gk)
34
7,914
1918
 
HAMPTON ROADS
NEWBURY (Br)
43
5,102
1927
 
 
NICETO DE LARRINAGA (Br)
43
5,591
1916
 
HALIFAX
OREGON (Br)
33
6,008
1920
COAL
FREETOWN
SAN TIBURCIO (Br)
42
5,995
1921
 
ARUBA
SHEKATIKA (Br)
11
5,458
1936
 
VANCOUVER
SOLSTAD (Nor)
13
5,952
1927
 
BAYTOWN
STATESMAN (Br)
23
7,939
1923
GENERAL
JAMAICA
VOLUNTEER 
 
 
 
 
ESCORT 25/01 - 28/01
WINCHELSEA 
 
 
 
 
ESCORT 25/01 - 28/01

Additional notes by Arnold Hague and co-workers for convoy OB.79:

    VOLUNTEER DETACHED TO HXF 17
    COMMODORE: R-Adm G H KNOWLES DSO IN MAIMOA
    VICE COMMODORE: SHIP'S MASTER IN MARYLYN
Data supplied by Don Kindell, extracted from the late Arnold Hague's papers with the kind permission of Mrs. Gill Hague.