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Subject: Re: Survivors on Port Au Prince (Resolved)

Author: Patrick Horrigan

[ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 6/03/08 11:49pm In reply to: Patrick Horrigan 's message, "Survivors on Port Au Prince" on 27/02/08 3:29am Hi All, Thanks to everybody on (and off) this board I finally solved the mystery of the ship that my uncle served on. It was the SS Hardwicke Grange sunk by U-129 on June 12, 1942. I discovered that my uncle had joined the ship at Newport News on June 2 1942 and that his previous ship was the George Washington. Yet again this board has come to my rescue...Thank you all. Patrick [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]