On the Coast of France ; the Story of the United States Naval Forces in French Waters
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The white smoke at the stern is from an exploding shell The Dunraveii sinking Tlie Philniucl (Rritisli) sinking after being torpedoed The last of the Pliiloiiwl In the Path of the Submarine 47 light of Penmarch was seen, but soon after the mast broke and it became necessary to continue with the oars. A few hours after, they passed a convoy and later a single ship, but their signals of distress were unnoticed. Finally, at noon they were sighted by the French trawler which res- cued the men and t...ook them to Lorient. Two died from the cold and exposure. At no time before or after the torpedoing did anyone see the submarine or its periscope.
On her way from St. Malo, to join a convoy of sailing vessels, the French schooner Jermaine was attacked by a submarine which opened with four shells and followed with a volley of fire, meanwhile circling the sailing vessel. The Jermaine was ably commanded by a former sergeant of colonial infantry who promptly organized the crew and prepared to defend the ship at all hazards.
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The white smoke at the stern is from an exploding shell The Dunraveii sinking Tlie Philniucl (Rritisli) sinking after being torpedoed The last of the Pliiloiiwl In the Path of the Submarine 47 light of Penmarch was seen, but soon after the mast broke and it became necessary to continue with the oars. A few hours after, they passed a convoy and later a single ship, but their signals of distress were unnoticed. Finally, at noon they were sighted by the French trawler which res- cued the men and t...ook them to Lorient. Two died from the cold and exposure. At no time before or after the torpedoing did anyone see the submarine or its periscope.
On her way from St. Malo, to join a convoy of sailing vessels, the French schooner Jermaine was attacked by a submarine which opened with four shells and followed with a volley of fire, meanwhile circling the sailing vessel. The Jermaine was ably commanded by a former sergeant of colonial infantry who promptly organized the crew and prepared to defend the ship at all hazards.
What to read after On the Coast of France ; the Story of the United States Naval Forces in French Waters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Husband, Joseph, 1885-1938 to read onlineMoreLess
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