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undated wartime image of Affleck (Photo by Wright & Logan] |
Tim Rizzuto Executive Director USS Slater (DE 765) Memorial |
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30 April 1944 |
David Girt |
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The Captain-class frigate HMS Affleck (K.462) coming alongside at Belfast, NI., after she and other members of the 1st Escort Group (HMS Gore, HMS Gould, and HMS Garlies) destroyed two German U-Boats in the Atlantic. (Royal Navy photo # A22696 taken by Lt. C.H. Parnell, Royal Navy photographer; from the collections of the Imperial War Museum) |
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HMS Affleck tied-up dockside at Barrow, England, after the war. She was another victim of the T5 German Naval Acoustic Torpedo (GNAT). (Photo from Atlantic Escorts: Ships, Weapons & Tactics in World War Two, by David K. Brown) |