Maia
| Name | Maia |
| Type | Sailing vessel
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| GRT | 185 tons |
| Country |  French |
| Built | 1905
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| Builder | Perrot, Paimpol
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| Operator | Albert Le Touze, Saint Malo
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| History |
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U-boat attacks on Sailing vessel Maia
| Date | U-boat | Loss type | Position | Location | Route | Cargo | Casualties |
| 1 | 2 Oct 1918 | U 91 (Alfred von Glasenapp) | Sunk | Set on fire by shells in the Bay of Biscay
| 45° 24'N, 1° 48'W
| Le Verdon - Setubal
| Apparently in ballast
| 2
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| Schooner - Master Louis Delalande. Though he had been instructed to follow the shore line, the master headed directly for Cape Finisterre.
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Position of attack on Maia
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