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On Tues. 26 may 1942 German submarine U-103 sank US tanker Alcoa Carrie.....

On Tues. 26 may 1942 German submarine U-103 sank US tanker Alcoa Carrie.....
German submarine U-103 sank US tanker Alcoa Carrier between Jamaica and the Cayman Islands at 0416 hours; all 35 aboard survived. At 1100 hours, U-106 sank US tanker Carrabulle 150 miles south of Louisiana, United States; 22 were killed, 18 survived. Beginning at 2000 hours, U-106 pursued US ship Atenas on the surface in the Gulf of Mexico, exchanging gunfire; Atenas would ultimately be able to escape, though suffering some damage.

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