Date of attack
3 Sep 1944
Torpedoed and Sunk - 1944
Nationality:
British
Fate
Sunk by U-541 (Kurt Petersen)
Position
46° 15'N, 58° 05'W - Grid BB 5957
Complement
28 (14 dead and 14 survivors).
Route
Boston - Halifax - St. John’s
Cargo
2867 tons of general cargo
History
Completed in May 1928
Notes on event
At 08.45 hours on 3 Sep 1944 the unescorted Livingston (Master Reuben Thomas Robinson) was torpedoed and sunk by U-541 northeast of Louisburg, Nova Scotia. 13 crew members and one gunner were lost.
The master, 12 crew members and one gunner were picked up by HMCS Barrie (K 138) (T/Lt W.D. Stokvis, RCNVR) and landed at St. John’s.
Crew List
Vessel
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Built
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Tonnage
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Official No
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Ship Builder
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Engine Builder
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Engine Type
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HP
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Screws
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Speed
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Livingston
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1928
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2115
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149470
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Armstrong Whitworth
Newcastle
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Triple Expansion Steam
|
1000 IHP
|
1
|
10
|
Career Summary
1941 Acquired by Bowater Newfoundland
1944 Torpedoed and sunk
Profile & Deck Plans

Master |
From
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To
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R T Robinson
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9/1944
Torpedoed & sunk
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