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... Commodore of Convoys YLis Work and Duties Explained IN many ways my job in this war is more interesting and exciting than in the last, when I commanded a flotilla leader. It is my task to pilot the invaluable merchant con voys to their desired havens from their sailing ports; and every fathom of the way is sprinkled with risks, for the Huns count our Merchant Navy their most formidable ...

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