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** RMS Laconia ( 1921 ), 1921 – 1942, British ocean liner and troop ship, sunk in WW II while carrying civilians and Italian POWs by a German U-boat ; the attacking U-boat and other U-boats joined it to rescue survivors but then themselves came under attack from American bomber planes and abandoned the rescue
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