| Depart Freetown |
October 16, 1942 |
| Arrived Liverpool | November 9, 1942 |
| No. of vessels (Hague) | 42 (probably 37) |
| No. of vessels accounted for here | 44 + 1 escort + 1 did not sail. |
| Vessels lost from convoy | 12 |
See Notes at the bottom of the page.
After the attack, the convoy scattered with the remaining vessels
reforming later. The second pendant number column shows
the position
when met on November 5, 1942.
Form A1 (5/11/42) shows DEROUEM in Pdt. 72 who was not present in SL.125.
Pdt. |
Pdt. |
Vessel |
Cargo |
From |
To |
33 |
|
ALASKA (Nor) | Tea/Gen. |
Colombo |
|
53 |
53 |
ALEXANDRE ANDRE (Bel) | Oban |
||
62 |
|
AMSTELKERK (Du) | |||
32 |
|
ANGLO MAERSK | Ballast |
Pointe Noire |
Glasgow |
23 |
|
BARON ELGIN | |||
24 |
44 |
BARON KINNAIRD | Oban |
||
31 |
|
BARON VERNON | Iron Ore |
Pepel
|
Belfast Lough/Port Talbot |
63 |
64 |
BELNOR (Nor) | Barrow |
||
64 |
63 |
BORNHOLM | Oban |
||
44 |
41 |
BOTHNIA | Mersey |
||
52 |
52 |
BRITISH ARDOUR | Clyde |
||
102 |
|
BRITTANY | Hides/Rice/Cotton |
Buenos Aires
|
Liverpool |
43 |
|
BULLMOUTH | Ballast |
Tyne |
|
25 |
42 |
CALGARY | Oban |
||
112 |
62 |
CLAN MURRAY | Mersey |
||
82 |
|
CORINALDO | Frozen Meat |
Buenos Aires |
|
92 |
81 |
DEBRETT | Liverpool |
||
103 |
91 |
DUNDRUM CASTLE | Mersey |
||
22 |
61 |
EMPIRE COUGAR | Oban |
||
84 |
54 |
EMPIRE SIMBA | Belfast |
||
71 |
|
ESPERANCE BAY | Passengers |
detached |
|
11 |
|
GERMA (Nor) | |||
93 |
82 |
GUINEAN | Mersey |
||
111 |
84 |
HENRY STANLEY | |||
| HMS COWSLIP | ESCORT |
||||
| HMS CROCUS | ESCORT |
||||
54 |
HMS KELANTAN | ||||
| HMS PETUNIA | ESCORT |
||||
|
|
HMS WOODRUFF | ESCORT |
|||
72 |
|
HOPECASTLE | Ores/Tea/Gen. |
Cochin |
Liverpool |
13 |
32 |
KING EDWARD | Oban |
||
45 |
|
LAFONIA | |||
113 |
|
LLANBERIS | DID NOT SAIL |
||
104 |
92 |
LYNTON GRANGE | |||
35 |
33 |
MANO | RESCUE SHIP
|
Oban |
|
51 |
51 |
MARQUESA | Glasgow |
||
61 |
|
NAGPORE | Copper/Gen. |
Suez/Durban
|
Manchester |
81 |
|
PACIFIC STAR | Frozen Meat/Gen. |
Rosario
|
|
42 |
|
PRESIDENT DOUMER | Passengers |
|
|
114 |
|
SALVONIA | HM TUG |
||
94 |
83 |
SAN FRANCISCO (Sw) | Mersey |
||
12 |
31 |
SEMBILAN (Du) | Oban |
||
101 |
|
SILVERWILLOW | Gen. |
Lagos
|
|
91 |
|
STENTOR | W.A.Produce/Palm Oil |
Lagos
|
Liverpool |
41 |
|
TASMANIA (ex. Dan) | Foodstuffs/Pig Iron/ Ore
|
Calcutta
|
Glasgow |
73 |
93 |
TYNEMOUTH | Barrow |
||
83 |
|
VILLE DE ROUEN | |||
74 |
71 |
WELSH TRADER | Mersey |
||
34 |
|
WEST KEBAR (Am) | |||
21 |
43 |
ZARION |
Vessel |
Notes |
| ALASKA (Nor) | Torpedoed picking up survivors 30/11/42. |
| AMSTELKERK (Du) | Left full speed 30/10/42 |
| ANGLO MAERSK | Left about 18/10/42 |
| BARON VERNON | Sunk 30/11/42 |
| BRITISH ARDOUR | R. Commodore |
| BRITTANY | Sunk 30/10/42 |
| BULLMOUTH | Sunk 29/11/44 |
| CORINALDO | Sunk 29/10/43 |
| EMPIRE COUGAR | R. Commodore. Became Commodore. |
| ESPERANCE BAY | Military personnel and families returning home. Detached on 30/11/1942 |
| GERMA (Nor) | Engine trouble. Left 1/11/42. |
| HMS KELANTAN | Has 99 survivors (Brittany & Silverwillow) |
| HOPECASTLE | Sunk 29/10/42 |
| LAFONIA | Left, independent route. |
| MANO | Rescue ship. Had 34 survivors. (names available) |
| NAGPORE | Commodore. Sunk 29/10/42 |
| PACIFIC STAR | Sunk 28/10/42 |
| PRESIDENT DOUMER | Sunk 30/11/43 |
| SALNONIA | HM Tug. Left convoy |
| SILVERWILLOW | Sunk 31/10/42 p.m. |
| STENTOR | V. Commodore. Sunk 29/10/43 |
| TASMANIA (Ex. Dan) | Sunk 30/11/42 |
| WEST KEBAR | Independent route. |