Leith, Scotland Liverpool, England Loch Ewe, Scotland Manchester, England Newcastle, England Swansea, Wales North, Central and South America (NY) Baltimore, United States Boston, United States Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada Mobile, United States Montreal, Canada New Orleans, United States Norfolk, United States Philadelphia, United States Port of Spain, Trinidad Buenos Aires, Argentina Santos, Brazil, (NY) San Francisco, United States San Pedro, United States Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada St. John's, Newfoundland Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Willemstad, Curaçao Europe Gibraltar (L) Göteborg, Sweden (L) Lisbon, Portugal (L) Naples, Italy (L) Reykjavik, Iceland (L) Africa (L) Cape Town, South Africa Casablanca, Morocco Durban, South Africa Maputo, Mozambique Port Said, Egypt Suez, Egypt India (L) Bombay (Mumbai), India Calcutta (Kolkata), India Colombo, Sri Lanka Australasia (L) Adelaide, Australia Brisbane, Australia Fremantle, Australia Melbourne, Australia Port Adelaide, Australia Sydney, Australia Wellington, New Zealand See also Battle of the Atlantic Timeline of the Battle of the Atlantic Arctic Convoys of World War II Footnotes References Thowsen, Atle (1992) Handelsflåten i krig 1939 - 1945, Nortraship, profitt og patriotime. Grøndahl og Dreyers Forlag A/S. Mossige, Erling (1989) Storrederiet Nortraship - Handelsflåten i krig. Grøndahl & Søn Forlag AS. Undated PM, possibly mid-September 1939, Ministry of War Transport, 59/1405, Public Record Office, London, United Kingdom The message was transmitted every second hour for 24 hours from a number of British-controlled radio stations around the world, Admiralty 199/495, Public Record Office, London, United Kingdom. Memorandum regarding chartering of additional Norwegian tonnage, 20 June 1940, Ministry of War Transport, 59/1646, Public Record Office, London, United Kingdom Øivind Lorentzen diary no. II, p 31. Letter from Lie to Lorentzen, 20 October 1940, copy in Aake Anker Ording archive, box 15. United States Maritime Commission. Report to Congress for the Period ended 25 October 1941, House Document No. 554, Washington 1941, p 2, USMC, National Archives. External links Overview of Nortraship on Warsailors.com - privately maintained web site by the daughter of a former Norwegian war sailor www.krigsseilerregisteret.no Norwegian register of ships and seafarers during WW2 Stiftelsen Arkivet The Nortraship flag, from flagspot.net The monument commemorating fallen Norwegian seamen of the two world wars, listing their names - Norwegian text only 1940 in Norway British companies established in 1940 Military history of Norway during World War II Merchant navy Shipping companies of Norway