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Hello, and thank you for listening to the History of World War II podcast. Episode

415 ships that sink in the night. Last time, as the sun prepared to rise, pedestal

had been whittled down during the night. The cargo vessel Glendorke was gone, another

Woyangi was badly damaged, but still gained. Then there's the sata fair of the Amaria

likes. And lastly, the MV Dorset was damaged after hitting two mines. The good news,

well for those that were still alive, was that this trip was almost over.

But wrapping up that sad tale of Amaria likes, when master Henderson returned to evaluate

his ship, because Commander Gibbs of the Pathfinder made him, one of the few that returned

with the captain was Henry Brown, the first assistant engineer. He was one of, if not

the, youngest of the crew. Eventually, he returned to the states, checked into a New York

hotel, and on September 5th of that same year jumped out of the hotel window. The Y is

unclear, but it either came down to the shame that he and the crew felt, or simply, he

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