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By the time Task Force 58 retires, its aircraft have flown a total of 1, 250 combat sorties over the two days of strikes, dropping 400 tons ( 164, 600 kg ) of bombs and torpedoes against shipping and 94 tons ( 85, 276 kg ) of bombs against airfields and shore facilities, sinking two auxiliary cruisers, two destroyers, two submarine tenders, an aircraft ferry, and 23 merchant ships including six tankers and 17 cargo ships totalling 200, 000 gross register tons of shipping, and destroying or damaging 250 to 275 Japanese aircraft, in exchange for the loss of 17 American aircraft in combat and eight to other causes.
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