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On Mon. 21 Oct 1940 Italian destroyers Manin, Sauro, Battisti, and Nul.....

On Mon. 21 Oct 1940 Italian destroyers Manin, Sauro, Battisti, and Nul.....
Italian destroyers Manin, Sauro, Battisti, and Nullo attacked Allied convoy BN-7 in the Red Sea at 0219 hours. Nullo was damaged by HMS Kimberley and Australian sloop HMAS Yarra as the escorts counterattacked; she fled back towards Massawa, Italian East Africa and ran aground, but drew Kimberley close enough to the shore guns to hit the British ship, killing 3.

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