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English: Submarine Porpoise Took Petrol To Malta. 20 January 1943, Portsmouth, Hm Submarine Porpoise Returned To a British Base Recently, After 14 Months in the Mediterranean. She Played a Big Part in Keeping Malta Supplied With Cargoes of Vital Importance. She Was the First Submarine To Embark a Cargo of Petrol and Mines, and To Carry Out a Mine-laying Operation during Her Passage. She Made Several Trips, (represented by White Stripes on Her " P C S - Porpoise Carrier Service Flag").
Some of the officers and men of HMS PORPOISE with their Jolly Roger and P C S flags.
Datum 20. ledna 1943
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Autor Ware, C J (Lt)
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