Seven Sinkings In Atlantic Announced By Navy
The Navy reported seven more sinkings in the western Atlantic raising total Allied and neutral losses to 272 vessels. Survivors from Caribbean sinkings described rescue efforts by Brazilian ships, while the Miraflores freighter remains missing with 34 crew after a February voyage from New Orleans.
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Associated Press
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Atlante
Navy
Gulf of Mexico
South America
Atlantic
British West Indies
United States
Gulf Coast
New Orleans
Standard Fruit and Steamship Company
U. S. Navy
Cyclops
Brazil
Haiti
New York
Miraflores
Caribbean
War Today Presents New Middle East Front Inference
The column argues that American air power has opened a new front in the Eastern Mediterranean and possibly the Caucasus. It notes Turkish pressure under Von Papen, the threat to Sevastopol in the Crimea, and the potential for Axis control of the Black Sea and a linked Turkish stance.
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Ian Eden
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Germany
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Mediterranean
Turkey
Big Brothers
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Fuehrer
Sevastopol
Red
Crimea
Black Sea
Russia
Angara
Italan
Dardanelles
Middle East
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