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On Wed. 14 Jan 1942 German submarine U-123 sank Panamanian tanker Norn.....

On Wed. 14 Jan 1942 German submarine U-123 sank Panamanian tanker Norn.....
German submarine U-123 sank Panamanian tanker Norness within sight of (about 60 miles off) Montauk Point, Long Island, New York, United States at 0834 hours; 2 were killed, 39 survived. Much further out in the Atlantic Ocean, 450 miles northwest of Ireland, German submarine U-43 attacked Allied convoy ON 55, sinking Greek ship Maro (all aboard were killed), British ship Empire Surf (45 were killed, 6 survived), and Panamanian ship Chepo (17 were killed, 21 survived)

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