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	USN Ships -- by Hull Number: SS -- Submarines
		They were, however, referred to by "Submarine Number" (or, more properly, "Submarine Torpedo Boat Number"), with that number corresponding to the "SS" number formally assigned in July 1920, or which would have been assigned if the "boat" had still been on the Navy list.
		Before, during and after World War II, other submarines were given designations that were based on specialized functions within the submarine ("S-") type, but were numbered separately from the SS series and will be treated on other Online Library pages.
		For convenience, all of these submarines are listed below under the appropriate numbers in the "SS" series.
	www.history.navy.mil /photos/shusn-no/ss-no.htm

	22May.txt
		The boat had to return to base 1943 - Fifteen Mitsubishi G4M Navy Type 1 Attack Bombers, Allied Code Name "Betty," make a torpedo attack on the gunboat USS Charleston and destroyer USS Phelps patrolling Attu.
		There were no fatalities 1941 - Minesweeper USS Nuthatch laid down 1941 - U-564 rescued four crewmembers from a crashed JU 88 off Gotenhafen 1941 - Soviet destroyer Razjarennyj launched 1941 - U-373, U-571 commissioned 1941 - At 2252, the unescorted British Grenadier was torpedoed and damaged by U-103 SW of Freetown.
		The sub is subsequently scuttled by her crew in position 50.40N, 35.21W; 25 of the 46-man crew survive.
	www.seawaves.com /newsletters/TDIH/may/22May.txt

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