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July 29th, 2006   Post 941
perseus
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July 30th, 2006   Post 942
Reiben
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What was the name of warship sunk on 22/2/41? What part did she play in operation compass? What class of ship was she?
 
July 30th, 2006   Post 943
tomtom22
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41/02/23 Monitor TERROR (7,200t, 1916) Bombed (22nd) and sunk off Derna, Libya
source: http://www.naval-history.net/WW2Brit...sesbyDate1.htm

TERROR, 24th February 1941, Eastern Mediterranean, off Derna, Cyrenaica - German bombers. Bombed by Ju.87 dive bombers on the 22nd in Benghazi harbour and damaged by near misses. Sank on the 23rd or 24th off Derna on tow to Alexandria (North African Campaign)
source: http://www.naval-history.net/WW2RN24...attleships.htm

Terror was a Monitor, a ship class built in 1915. She was involved in the removal of British forces from North Africa to reinforce the island of Crete which was ordered by Churchill.

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July 30th, 2006   Post 944
Reiben
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Quote:
Originally Posted by tomtom22
41/02/23 Monitor TERROR (7,200t, 1916) Bombed (22nd) and sunk off Derna, Libya
source: http://www.naval-history.net/WW2Brit...sesbyDate1.htm

TERROR, 24th February 1941, Eastern Mediterranean, off Derna, Cyrenaica - German bombers. Bombed by Ju.87 dive bombers on the 22nd in Benghazi harbour and damaged by near misses. Sank on the 23rd or 24th off Derna on tow to Alexandria (North African Campaign)
source: http://www.naval-history.net/WW2RN24...attleships.htm

Terror was a Monitor, a ship class built in 1915. She was involved in the removal of British forces from North Africa to reinforce the island of Crete which was ordered by Churchill.

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Thought it might be an interesting one to look up. Funny looking ship, dont you think? Didnt realise that monitors were still used in WW2.

over to you

Last edited by Reiben; July 30th, 2006 at 23:08.
 
July 31st, 2006   Post 945
tomtom22
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Japanese Imperial GHQ Naval Order No.18 ordered what plan to take place? What locations were involved?
 
August 3rd, 2006   Post 946
perseus
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The attack on Midway and the Aleutians?
 
August 3rd, 2006   Post 947
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Japanese Imperial GHQ Naval Order No.18. This orders Admiral Yamamoto, C-in-C of the Japanese Combined Fleet to draw up plans for Operation 'Mi', the capture of Midway and the Aleutian Island, a plan that had originally been suggested by Admiral Yamamoto during March. The Japanese make landings on Panay Island. The US aircraft carrier Lexington, sets sail from Pearl Harbor, with orders to link up with the Yorktown in the Tonga Islands and then head, under the command of Admiral Fletcher to the Coral Sea.
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August 4th, 2006   Post 948
tomtom22
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5.56X45mm got the complete answer.
Sorry Perseus, you didn't name the plan.
 
August 4th, 2006   Post 949
Reiben
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Quote:
Originally Posted by tomtom22
5.56X45mm got the complete answer.
Sorry Perseus, you didn't name the plan.
To quote the Great Hannibal Smith "I love it when a plan comes together"
 
August 5th, 2006   Post 950
MightyMacbeth
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ahh this topic ^_^

Okay 5.56X45mm, we are waiting
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