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On Fri. 17 Jul 1942 Whitley aircraft of No. 61 Squadron RAF and Lancas.....

On Fri. 17 Jul 1942 Whitley aircraft of No. 61 Squadron RAF and Lancas.....
Whitley aircraft of No. 61 Squadron RAF and Lancaster aircraft of No. 502 Squadron RAF sank German submarine U-751 northwest of Cape Ortegal, Spain, killing all 48 aboard. 1,000 miles West of Angola, German armed merchant cruiser Michel, having pursued since the previous evening, caught up and sank Norwegian tanker Aramis at dusk; 20 were killed, 23 survived and were captured.

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