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On Thurs. 17 Sep 1942 The same Ascension Island-based US B-24 Liberator.....

On Thurs. 17 Sep 1942 The same Ascension Island-based US B-24 Liberator.....
The same Ascension Island-based US B-24 Liberator bomber that had attacked German submarines rescued survivors of sunken British troopship Laconia on the previous day attacked the submarines again, forcing U-506 to dive while 142 survivors were still on the deck; later in the day, French cruiser Gloire, sloop Annamite, and sloop Dumont d'Urville arrived to take on 415 Italian and 668 Allied survivors from the German submarines.

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