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On Sat. 14 Feb 1942 The British submarine Thrasher survived an attack.....

On Sat. 14 Feb 1942 The British submarine Thrasher survived an attack.....
The British submarine Thrasher survived an attack off Crete with two unexploded bombs lodged in its deck casing. Lieutenant Peter Roberts and Petty Officer Thomas Gould took 40 minutes to remove the explosives, squeezed in the narrow confines knowing the submarine might by forced to dive at any moment, leaving them trapped to drown. They both received the Victoria Cross.

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