c’An'TRVQ'S rppw RESCUED AFTER SINKING U-BOAT.—In a battle with a German submarine, which was mid- Atlantic,^ a ( that forced it down at sea. A United States Navy amphibian Carina wasjvrecked afiirht on the sea to rescue the British airmen, and a six-days search for the crews of the two airwaft followed.: The photowhile trymejioall the survivors k the Mm! by a Catalina flytoe-boat-at th«;«oyaI air Force.
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Press, Volume LXXIX, Issue 24051, 13 September 1943, Page 3
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66c’An'TRVQ'S rppw RESCUED AFTER SINKING U-BOAT.—In a battle with a German submarine, which was mid-Atlantic,^a ( that forced it down at sea. A United States Navy amphibian Carina wasjvrecked afiirht on the sea to rescue the British airmen, and a six-days search for the crews of the two airwaft followed.: The photowhile trymejioall the survivors k the Mm! by a Catalina flytoe-boat-at th«;«oyaI air Force. Press, Volume LXXIX, Issue 24051, 13 September 1943, Page 3
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