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Sept. 9, 1943 The Noss Head, a drifter employed by the Admiralty, sank at Freetown, Sierra Leone, but what caused the loss? Was it a mine, a torpedo, a midget submarine... no. While loading an engine for a British tank the rigging broke and the engine crashed through the hull. |
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