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On This Day in History - May 22, 1943
May 22, 1943 #OTD World War II: American TBF aircraft from the 14,000-ton USS Bogue attacked the German submarine U-569, forcing her to surface and surrender. Pictured: Photos of an attack of two U.S. Navy Grumman TBF Avenger aircraft from the aircraft carrier USS Bogue (CVE-9) on the German Type VIIC submarine U-569 on 22 May 1943. The submarine had to be scuttled in the North Atlantic, after being badly damaged by depth charges. 21 sailors were killed aboard, the captain, two officers and 22 ratings survived and were rescued an hour later by HMCS St. Laurent (H83).
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On This Day in History - May 22, 1943
May 22, 1943 #OTD World War II: AH, Erhard Milch, Adolf Galland, Willy Messerschmitt and others previewed the Messerschmitt Me 262 (Pictured) jet fighter at Lechfeld, München-Oberbayern, Germany. AH liked the jet and demanded it to be used as a bomber.
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On This Day in History - May 22, 1941
May 22, 1941 #OTD World War II: British aerial reconnaissance confirmed the German battleship Bismarck and cruiser Prinz Eugen had left Grimstadfjord, Norway. The German aerial reconnaissance to Scapa Flow, Scotland, United Kingdom, seeing dummy warships, reported that the British fleet was still... baca lebih lanjut
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On This Day in History - May 22, 1940
May 22, 1940 #OTD World War II: Battle of France In Northern France, Erwin Rommel (Pictured) held his ground at Arras as he mistakenly believed he was facing 5 division of Allied troops when he was only facing 2 divisions and 2 tank battalions.
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