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English (Translate this text in English): Western Lagoon North of the Rock Islands English (Translate this text in English): Western Lagoon North of the Rock Islands Western Lagoon North of the Rock Islands English (Translate this text in English): Western Lagoon North of the Rock Islands English (Translate this text in English): Western Lagoon North of the Rock Islands English (Translate this text in English): Western Lagoon North of the Rock Islands English (Translate this text in English): Western Lagoon North of the Rock Islands English (Translate this text in English): Western Lagoon North of the Rock Islands English (Translate this text in English): Western Lagoon North of the Rock Islands How? By boat Distance Good boat time (< 30min) Easy to find? Easy to find

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English (Translate this text in English): 470 Foot length, 58 foot beam Shiretoko Class Combined Fleet Oilier.
The Iro was attacked by aircraft from the Carrier Bunker Hill as part of Task Force 58, Operation Desecrate One, on March 30 and finished off the following day by aircraft from the Carrier Yorktown. She had been previously hit by a torpedo from the US Submarine Tunny on March 22, 1944 West of Palau

English (Translate this text in English): 470 Foot length, 58 foot beam Shiretoko Class Combined Fleet Oilier.
The Iro was attacked by aircraft from the Carrier Bunker Hill as part of Task Force 58, Operation Desecrate One, on March 30 and finished off the following day by aircraft from the Carrier Yorktown. She had been previously hit by a torpedo from the US Submarine Tunny on March 22, 1944 West of Palau

470 Foot length, 58 foot beam Shiretoko Class Combined Fleet Oilier.
The Iro was attacked by aircraft from the Carrier Bunker Hill as part of Task Force 58, Operation Desecrate One, on March 30 and finished off the following day by aircraft from the Carrier Yorktown. She had been previously hit by a torpedo from the US Submarine Tunny on March 22, 1944 West of Palau

English (Translate this text in English): 470 Foot length, 58 foot beam Shiretoko Class Combined Fleet Oilier.
The Iro was attacked by aircraft from the Carrier Bunker Hill as part of Task Force 58, Operation Desecrate One, on March 30 and finished off the following day by aircraft from the Carrier Yorktown. She had been previously hit by a torpedo from the US Submarine Tunny on March 22, 1944 West of Palau

English (Translate this text in English): 470 Foot length, 58 foot beam Shiretoko Class Combined Fleet Oilier.
The Iro was attacked by aircraft from the Carrier Bunker Hill as part of Task Force 58, Operation Desecrate One, on March 30 and finished off the following day by aircraft from the Carrier Yorktown. She had been previously hit by a torpedo from the US Submarine Tunny on March 22, 1944 West of Palau

English (Translate this text in English): 470 Foot length, 58 foot beam Shiretoko Class Combined Fleet Oilier.
The Iro was attacked by aircraft from the Carrier Bunker Hill as part of Task Force 58, Operation Desecrate One, on March 30 and finished off the following day by aircraft from the Carrier Yorktown. She had been previously hit by a torpedo from the US Submarine Tunny on March 22, 1944 West of Palau

English (Translate this text in English): 470 Foot length, 58 foot beam Shiretoko Class Combined Fleet Oilier.
The Iro was attacked by aircraft from the Carrier Bunker Hill as part of Task Force 58, Operation Desecrate One, on March 30 and finished off the following day by aircraft from the Carrier Yorktown. She had been previously hit by a torpedo from the US Submarine Tunny on March 22, 1944 West of Palau

English (Translate this text in English): 470 Foot length, 58 foot beam Shiretoko Class Combined Fleet Oilier.
The Iro was attacked by aircraft from the Carrier Bunker Hill as part of Task Force 58, Operation Desecrate One, on March 30 and finished off the following day by aircraft from the Carrier Yorktown. She had been previously hit by a torpedo from the US Submarine Tunny on March 22, 1944 West of Palau

English (Translate this text in English): 470 Foot length, 58 foot beam Shiretoko Class Combined Fleet Oilier.
The Iro was attacked by aircraft from the Carrier Bunker Hill as part of Task Force 58, Operation Desecrate One, on March 30 and finished off the following day by aircraft from the Carrier Yorktown. She had been previously hit by a torpedo from the US Submarine Tunny on March 22, 1944 West of Palau

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