WWII Allied Convoy in The Atlantic 1942 #greyhound #worldwar2 #movieclips | Movie Insight

The Hatimura Blast – Convoy SC-107 and the Explosion that Shook the Atlantic, November 5, 1942 — The cold, black waters of the North Atlantic were unforgiving. *Convoy SC-107*, a group of 42 merchant ships escorted by Allied warships, was making the treacherous journey from Canada to the United Kingdom, carrying vital supplies for the war effort. Among them sailed the *SS Hatimura*, a British merchant vessel loaded with ammunition — a floating powder keg silently gliding through U-boat-infested

The Norwegian film THE ARCTIC CONVOY will be released in the U.S. on July 26. Based on true events, the film follows a cargo ship that is part of the ill-fated Convoy PQ 17 in 1942. Scenes were shot on the 1911 coal ship D/S Hestmanden which served in convoys during WWI and WWII. | U.S. Naval Institute