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James McGee - (1917-1940)
See also : In Bristol Channel
See for vessel details below.
The "James McGee" was hit by magnetic mine and broke in two and sunk in 1940, in the Bristol Channel.
Sistership is the W. C. Teagle.
Additional Info by Starke & Schell Registers :
1917 - JAMES McGEE USA 2T (aft) (10½)
10,678 GRT for Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey), Bayonne, N.J. 499.1 x 68.2
Tanker build by Bethlehem Steel Corp., Sparrow's Point, Md. (3) #158 214816
1927 - Standard Shipping Co., Inc., Wilmington, Del.
1935 - Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey, Wilmington, Del.
1940 - Panama Transport Co., Panama PA
Mined and sunk 20 June 1940, 208o, 2.4 miles from Nash Point, Bristol Channel,
voyage Guiria - Le Havre, crude oil.
Ship Report for "JAMES McGEE"
ID No: 2214816 Name: JAMES McGEE Year: 1917
Builder: Bethlehem Country of build: Link: 1647 Ship Design:
Location of yard: Sparrow's Point Yard No: 158
Keel: Launch Date: Date of completion: 3.17
Type: Tanker Tons: 10678 Naval or paramilitary marking : - DWT: -
Length overall: LPP: 152.1 Beam: 20.8 Number of screws/Mchy/Speed(kn): 2T-10.5 Material of build: -
Owner as Completed: Standard Oil Co (New Jersey), Bayonne Flag: US
Subsequent History: -
Disposal Data: mined 2.4 NM 208 degrees Nash Point, Bristol Channel 20.06.1940.
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