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S/S BELGIAN CAPTAIN

Type: Steam merchant
Tonnage: 7,041 GRT
Built: 1942
Owner: The Belgian State
Formerly: Empire Centaur
What became of her: Allocated to Belgium in 1943, managed by the Agence Maritime Internationale. Survived the war and sailed afterwards as Capitaine Lambe; scrapped at Shanghai in 1967.

No crew list for this ship survives in this database, so there are no names to look up.

Convoys (27)

From the Arnold Hague Convoy Database. Convoys only, not independent voyages: a ship sailing alone does not appear. See the convoy page.

Convoy	Departed	Route	Sunk
ON.177	6 April 1943	Liverpool – NYC
HF.52	4 May 1943	Halifax – St. John NB
FH.56	23 May 1943	St. John NB – Halifax
HX.241	25 May 1943	NYC – Liverpool
WN.439	10 June 1943	Loch Ewe – Methil
FS.1139	11 June 1943	Methil – Southend
FN.1060	29 June 1943	Southend – Methil
FN.1062	1 July 1943	Southend – Methil
EN.251	4 July 1943	Methil – Loch Ewe
ON.192	9 July 1943	Liverpool – NYC
HS.98	24 July 1943	Halifax – Sydney CB
HX.254	27 August 1943	NYC – Liverpool
SH.99A	27 August 1943	Sydney CB – Halifax
WN.478	11 September 1943	Loch Ewe – Methil
FS.1221	15 September 1943	Methil – Southend
ON.206	11 October 1943	Liverpool – NYC
UGS.24	14 November 1943	Hampton Roads – Port Said
MKS.75G	5 January 1945	Gibraltar – Liverpool
BTC.38	14 January 1945	Milford Haven – Southend
FN.1606	18 January 1945	Southend – Methil
FS.1716	2 February 1945	Methil – Southend
TAM.71	5 February 1945	Southend – Antwerp	1 sunk
ATM.86	8 March 1945	Antwerp – Southend
ON.291	17 March 1945	Southend – NYC
KN.384	3 May 1945	Key West – NYC
HX.356	13 May 1945	NYC – Liverpool
TAM.182	28 May 1945	Southend – Antwerp