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INDEX
This index has three parts: Ships, U-boats, and General. It was compiled by my wife, Joan Blair, and her brother, C Hamilton Rutledge, who created the software. For technical details consult Hamilton’s e-mail address: hamrut@alum.mit.edu
Please note that ships listed in the appendices are not indexed.
SHIPS
A
Abbeydale 378
Abnaki 554
Abosso 41, 15, 19, 340
Acanthus 40
Acciaio 209, 380
Accrington 42
Achates 92, 153, 154
Achilles 52
Aconit 256, 257, 273
Acquitania 463, 465
Actéon 92
Action 685
Active 74, 230, 456
Activity 498, 516, 517
Adamas 182, 183
Adelfotis 229
Admiral Graf Spee 69
Admiral Scheer 19, 152, 575
Adrastus 133
Adventure 221
Adviser 78
Aegeus 78
Aelybryn 227
Affleck 494, 590, 636, 642, 673
African Star 351
Agapenor 69
Agwinonte 301
Ahrens 566
Aiuto 59
Alabama 376
Alaska 70
Alaskan 77
Albatro
s 93
Alberni 616, 619
Albert Gallatin 387
Albert L. Ellsworth 147
Alcoa Rambler 55
Alcoa Transport 52
Alcyon 93
Alderamin 262
Aldington Court 11
Alexandre Silva 533
Algerine 102
Alice E Palmer 302
Allegiance 664
Almaak 112
Alnwick Castle 678, 680
Aloe 229
Alonso 186, 187
Alouette 71
Alsterufer 221, 452 - 454
Alva 387
Alynbank 446
Amazone 93
Ambra 117
Amerika 283
Amethyst 631
Amick 685
Ammiraglio 72
Amphitrite 93
Amsel-Specht 287, 288
Amsterdam 637
Anadyr 565
Andalucia Star 68
An Jrea F. Luckenbach 255
ArtJrew G. Cwrrm 514, 677
Angelus 221
Artgfo Maersk 69
Anguilla 680
Annamite 60, 64, 65
Artrtart 633
Annapolis 31, 129
Anne Hutchinson 76
Annik 180
Anson 153, 469, 516
Anthony 494
Antic 566
Antigone 329
Antiope 93
Antonio Sciesa 101
Archangelsk 598
ArcAer 90, 112, 243, 323, 326, 337, 338, 419
Archimede 58, 68, 79, 225, 238
Argento 380, 413
Argo 80
Argon 288
Argonaut 117
Argonaute 92
Argus 90, 96, 98, 112
Ark Royal 82, 100, 346, 351
Arkansas 163, 241
Arnprior 645
Arrow 74
Arthur Middleton 209
Arthur Sewall 635
Ascanius 603, 604
Ascension 634
Ascianghi 380
Ashanti 21
Ashantian 284
Ashbury 641
Asheville 495
Ashigara 539
Ashmun J. Clough 616
Asphodei 504, 513
Aspirant 523
Assiniboine 559, 610
Asteria 211
Astoria 159
Athabaskan 345, 405
Athelmonarch 311
Athelprincess 197
Athelsultan 33
Atheltemplar 20
Athelviking 649, 650
Athene 83