--- On Sat, 11/14/09, Vivian A. DSouza <socorro...@yahoo.com> wrote:

>  
> As a 7 year old in 1947, our family had travelled by ship
> from East Africa to Mormugoa, Goa.  As the ship entered the
> harbor, there were several ship masts sticking out of the
> water, obviously of sunken ships.  Later I was given to
> understand that these were German
> ships that had gathered in Mormugoa  for safe harbor to
> avoid being torpedoed if they ventured out to sea, and that
> at the end of World War II the Germans had deliberately
> scuttled their ships rather than allow them to fall into
> British hands.
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Not likely Vivian, as the "Seawolves" incident took place at the beginning of 
the war. Could you have got the dates wrong?

best,
Selma





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