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Old 13th January 2023, 17:53
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Re: USS Chester (CA-27) - SOC Seagull losses - October 1942

George (I am ahead of schedule here )

When you answer this, can you also advise how readable the documents you have for USN accidents
actually are?

If they are as bad as many of the British AM 78 cards we may have a possible solution as to why 9861
has been read as 9881....

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Stig
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