Cyril Devaux's journey

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Cyril Devaux's Journey

Picaro Airport, Trinidad and Tobago ‐ Nov 14, 1944

1 012.9 km
Isla Grande Airport, San Juan, Puerto Rico

1 271.1 km
Camaguey Airport, Cuba

537.1 km
Pan Am, Dinner Key, Miami, United States

2 216.8 km

Possibly departs from Dinner Key, Miami with PanAm.
Saint Albans ‐ Nov 11, 1944

661.4 km
Moncton, Canada ‐ Nov 3, 1944

3 601.8 km

CJ Devaux is posted to No 31 Personnel Depot, Moncton - most likely to await deployment
Calgary ‐ Apr 8, 1944

52.2 km

CJ Devaux starts course 98 at No 2 SFTS Calgary
High River ‐ Jun 17, 1943

3 001.8 km
Lachine

955.7 km

Date unknown.
No. 31 RAF Personel Depot - Moncton ‐ Jun 16, 1943

243.3 km
McAdam ‐ Jun 12, 1943

549.1 km
Boston, United States ‐ Jun 11, 1943

331.7 km
Station Grand Central Terminal ‐ Jun 10, 1943

10.1 km
Holland Tunnel

2.5 km
New York

2 899.7 km

Arriving to New York on SS El Nil with convoy GN 63 that sails from Guantanamo on 3 June 1943 arriving on 10 June 1943.
Guantanamo Harbor, Cuba ‐ Jun 3, 1943

2 076.2 km

Sailing with SS El Nil in convoy TAG 63 that arrives Guantanamo 3 June 1943
Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago ‐ May 29, 1943

Boarding SS El Nil in Port of Spain.

Angelus sunk by by U-161 (Achilles) ‐ May 19, 1943

19 May 1943. Angelus sunk by by U-161 (Achilles) in approximate position 38.40, -64.00
U-521 - sunk ‐ Jun 2, 1943

U-521 (Kptlt. Klaus Heinrich Bargsten). Sunk on 2 June 1943 in the North Atlantic north-east of Norfolk, in position 37.43N, 73.16W, by depth charges from the US patrol craft USS PC-565.
USS Plymouth (PG 57) (2,265 GRT) sunk by by U-566 ‐ Aug 5, 1943

5 Aug 1943. The American gunboat USS Plymouth (PG 57) (2,265 GRT) sunk by by U-566 (Hans Hornkohl) in approximate position 36.17, -74.29
Libertad (5,441 GRT) sunk by by U-129 ‐ Dec 4, 1943

4 Dec 1943. The Cuban steam merchant Libertad (5,441 GRT) sunk by by U-129 (Richard von Harpe) from convoy KN-280 in approximate position 34.12, -75.20
Panam (7,277 GRT) sunk by by U-129 ‐ May 4, 1943

4 May 1943. The Panamanian motor tanker Panam (7,277 GRT) sunk by by U-129 (Hans-Ludwig Witt) from convoy NK-538 in approximate position 34.11, -76.12
USS Rapidan (AO 18) (8,246 GRT) damaged by by U-107 ‐ Sep 11, 1943

11 Sep 1943. The American fleet oiler USS Rapidan (AO 18) (8,246 GRT) damaged by by U-107 (Volker Simmermacher) from convoy NG-385 in approximate position 32.39, -79.43
Bloody Marsh (10,195 GRT) sunk by by U-66 ‐ Jul 2, 1943

2 Jul 1943. The American turbine tanker Bloody Marsh (10,195 GRT) sunk by by U-66 (Friedrich Markworth) in approximate position 31.33, -78.57
Albert Gallatin (7,176 GRT) damaged by by U-107 ‐ Aug 28, 1943

28 Aug 1943. The American steam merchant Albert Gallatin (7,176 GRT) damaged by by U-107 (Volker Simmermacher) in approximate position 31.15, -79.10.
Esso Gettysburg (10,173 GRT) sunk by by U-66 ‐ Jun 10, 1943

10 Jun 1943. The American turbine tanker Esso Gettysburg (10,173 GRT) sunk by by U-66 (Friedrich Markworth) in approximate position 31.02, -79.17
U-176 - sunk, Cuba ‐ May 15, 1943

U-176 (KrvKpt. Reiner Dierksen). Sunk on 15 May 1943 in the Florida Straits north-east of Havana, in position 23.21N, 80.18W, by depth charges from the Cuban patrol craft CS 13
U-359 - sunk ‐ Jul 26, 1943

U-359 (Oblt. (R) Heinz Förster). Sunk on 26 July 1943 in the Caribbean Sea east of Jamaica, in position 18.06N, 75.00W, by depth charges from a US Mariner aircraft (VP-32 USN/P-12).
U-159 - sunk ‐ Jul 15, 1943

U-159 (Oblt. (R) Heinz Beckmann). Sunk on 28 July 1943 in the Caribbean Sea, south-east of Haiti, in position 15.57N, 68.30W, by depth charges from a US Mariner aircraft (VP-32 USN/P-1)
U-759 - sunk ‐ Jul 15, 1943

U-759 (Kptlt. Rudolf Friedrich). Sunk on 15 July 1943 in the Caribbean Sea south of Haiti, in position 15.58N, 73.44W, by depth charges from a US Mariner aircraft (VP-32 USN/P-10)
Cherry Valley (10,172 GRT) damaged by by U-66 ‐ Jul 22, 1943

22 Jul 1943. The American turbine tanker Cherry Valley (10,172 GRT) damaged by by U-66 (Friedrich Markworth) in approximate position 25.10, -68.35
Gulfstate (6,882 GRT) sunk by by U-155 ‐ Apr 3, 1943

3 Apr 1943. The American steam tanker Gulfstate (6,882 GRT) sunk by by U-155 (Adolf Cornelius Piening) in approximate position 24.26, -80.18.
Nickeliner (2,249 GRT) sunk by by U-176 ‐ May 13, 1943

13 May 1943. The American steam tanker Nickeliner (2,249 GRT) sunk by by U-176 (Reiner Dierksen) from convoy NC-18 in approximate position 21.25, -76.40
John Sevier (7,176 GRT) sunk by by U-185 ‐ Apr 6, 1943

6 Apr 1943. The American steam merchant John Sevier (7,176 GRT) sunk by by U-185 (August Maus) from convoy GTMO-83 in approximate position 20.49, -74.00
Virginia Sinclair (6,151 GRT) sunk by by U-185 ‐ Mar 10, 1943

10 Mar 1943. The American steam tanker Virginia Sinclair (6,151 GRT) sunk by by U-185 (August Maus) from convoy KG-123 in approximate position 20.11, -74.04
James Sprunt (7,177 GRT) sunk by by U-185 ‐ Mar 10, 1943

10 Mar 1943. The American steam merchant James Sprunt (7,177 GRT) sunk by by U-185 (August Maus) from convoy KG-123 in approximate position 19.49, -74.38
Gilbert B. Walters (176 GRT) sunk by by U-572 ‐ Jan 12, 1943

15 Jul 1943. The British sailing ship Gilbert B. Walters (176 GRT) sunk by by U-572 (Heinz Kummetat) in approximate position 9.40, -59.50
C.S. Flight (67 GRT) sunk by by U-105 ‐ Jan 12, 1943

12 Jan 1943. The British sailing ship C.S. Flight (67 GRT) sunk by by U-105 (Jürgen Nissen) in approximate position 12.25, -63.00
Pompoon (1,082 GRT) sunk by by U-516 ‐ Nov 13, 1943

13 Nov 1943. The Panamanian steam merchant Pompoon (1,082 GRT) sunk by by U-516 (Hans-Rutger Tillessen) in approximate position 11.00, -75.00
McDowell (10,195 GRT) sunk by by U-516 ‐ Dec 16, 1943

16 Dec 1943. The American turbine tanker McDowell (10,195 GRT) sunk by by U-516 (Hans-Rutger Tillessen) in approximate position 13.08, -70.02
Ceres (2,680 GRT) sunk by by U-68 ‐ May 13, 1943

13 Mar 1943. The Dutch steam merchant Ceres (2,680 GRT) sunk by by U-68 (Albert Lauzemis) from convoy GAT-49 in approximate position 14.50, -71.46.
Poelau Roebiah (9,251 GRT) sunk by by U-759 ‐ Jul 6, 1943

6 Jul 1943. The Dutch motor merchant Poelau Roebiah (9,251 GRT) sunk by by U-759 (Rudolf Friedrich) from convoy ZG-36 in approximate position 17.56, -75.57
Maltran (3,513 GRT) sunk by by U-759 ‐ Jul 5, 1943

5 Jul 1943. The American steam merchant Maltran (3,513 GRT) sunk by by U-759 (Rudolf Friedrich) from convoy GTMO-134 in approximate position 18.11, -74.57.