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- Q5633521 subject Q16780165.
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- Q5633521 abstract "HMS Niger was a Halcyon-class minesweeper of the Royal Navy. She was launched in 1936 and was sunk during the Second World War. In fog on 5 July 1942 HMS Niger mistook an iceberg for Iceland’s North Western Cape and led six merchant ships of Murmansk to Reykjavík convoy QP 13 into Northern Barrage minefield SN72 laid one month earlier at the entrance to the Denmark Strait. Every ship detonated British mines. There were no crewmen lost aboard the Soviet freighter Rodina (4441 GRT), the Panamanian-flagged freighter Exterminator (6115 GRT), or the American freighter Hybert (6120 GRT); but 46 civilian crew and 9 Naval Armed Guards died aboard the American Liberty ship John Randolph (7191 GRT) and freighters Hefron (7611 GRT) and Massmar (5825 GRT); and there were only eight survivors of the 127 men aboard Niger. Only Exterminator could be salvaged. The value of the Northern Barrage was questioned following the accident.".
- Q5633521 builder Q1676408.
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- Q5633521 homeport Q179224.
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- Q5633521 layingDown "1935-04-01".
- Q5633521 length "74.676".
- Q5633521 operator Q172771.
- Q5633521 orderDate "1935-02-05".
- Q5633521 shipBeam "10.0584".
- Q5633521 shipLaunch "1936-01-29".
- Q5633521 status "Sunk on 5 July 1942 from damage caused by a mine offIceland.".
- Q5633521 topSpeed "31.484".
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- Q5633521 shipBuilder Q1676408.
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- Q5633521 shipFate "--07-05".
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- Q5633521 shipLaidDown "1935-04-01".
- Q5633521 shipLaunched "1936-01-29".
- Q5633521 shipName "HMS Niger".
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- Q5633521 shipOrdered "1935-02-05".
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- Q5633521 comment "HMS Niger was a Halcyon-class minesweeper of the Royal Navy. She was launched in 1936 and was sunk during the Second World War. In fog on 5 July 1942 HMS Niger mistook an iceberg for Iceland’s North Western Cape and led six merchant ships of Murmansk to Reykjavík convoy QP 13 into Northern Barrage minefield SN72 laid one month earlier at the entrance to the Denmark Strait. Every ship detonated British mines.".
- Q5633521 label "HMS Niger (J73)".
- Q5633521 lat "66.58333333333333".
- Q5633521 long "-23.233333333333334".
- Q5633521 name "HMS Niger (J73)".