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On Sun. 07 Jul 1940 German submarine U-99 sank British ship Sea Glory.....

On Sun. 07 Jul 1940 German submarine U-99 sank British ship Sea Glory.....
German submarine U-99 sank British ship Sea Glory at the very start of the day, killing the entire crew of 29. Toward the end of the day, U-99 struck again, sinking Swedish ship Bissen 80 miles south of Cape Clear, Ireland; the entire crew of 20 survived. Also on this date, U-34 sank Dutch tanker Lucrecia 100 miles west of Land's End in southwestern England, United Kingdom, killing 2; 30 survivors were later rescued by Portuguese ship Alfarrarede.

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