Convoy Defense and Air Battle Over Mediterranean
Aboard a Libyan Desert theater ship, Allied air and naval units repelled a heavy aerial assault. U S bomber forces credited with direct hits on two Italian battleships and a cruiser, while escorts and destroyers protected supply ships through torpedo and submarine danger. The action ended with several enemy planes shot down and the fleet maintaining action stations through the night and into Monday.
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