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Loss of Liverpool ship MV Atlantic Conveyor to be Remembered at Re-dedication of Pier Head War Memorial - Liverpool City Region Destination Partnership
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Loss of Liverpool ship MV Atlantic Conveyor to be Remembered at Re-dedication of Pier Head War Memorial - Liverpool City Region Destination Partnership
The first British Merchant Navy loss since World War 2 is to be remembered for ever following the Re-dedication of a war memorial at Liverpool Waterfront. Liverpool-registered MV Atlantic Conveyor was attacked and sank off the Falkland Islands in spring 1982. Twelve lives, including 6 Cunard crew members led by Captain Ian North, died in the attack. At the time the ship was requisitioned to join the South Atlantic Task Force, Cunard was part of …
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