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In memory of:

5th Engineer Arthur Arnold Pallant

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Military service

Age: 26
Rank: 5th Engineer
Force: Merchant Navy
Unit/Regiment: Canadian Merchant Navy
Division: MV Silverpalm (London, England) (161341)
Birth: January 1, 1915 Vancouver, British Columbia
Death: June 9, 1941 North Atlantic

Burial/memorial information

Grave reference: Panel 18.
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Son of Arthur Cecil Pallant and Estelle Sibley of Vancouver, British Columbia.

At 03:26 on 12 June 1941, U-371 fired two torpedoes at a Kent-type ship identified as the Silverpalm, which sank in 38 minutes, North Atlantic, position 56°27'N/25°12'W. The captain, 53 crew members, eleven gunners and three passengers lost their lives, leaving no survivors. The ship was last seen on 1 June and was reported missing on 8 June 1941, which explains this date in the records.

In the Books of Remembrance

Commemorated on:

Page 206 of the Merchant Navy Book of Remembrance.
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