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Subeditor[edit]

I changed the spec box. Also, I added:

"Unyo^[1]"

and

"No tonnage credit was given in the contemporaneous record or the postwar JANAC accounting, however.^[2]"

and

"SS-203"

and

"sinking destroyer Akitsuki (2000 tons)."

and rewrote to this:

"using magnetic airborne detectors. A short but nearly lethal depth charge attack by the aircraft, "one of the most devestating of the war",^[3] left"

Trekphiler 14:01, 15 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

^ Blair, Silent Victory, p433
^ Blair, Silent Victory, p931
^ Blair, Silent Victory, p771

[1] Blair, Silent Victory, p433

[2] Blair, Silent Victory, p931

[3] Blair, Silent Victory, p771

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