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Original caption: " Donnacona "The first Donnacona was lost on the Atlantic but not as a victim of enemy action. It was carrying raw materials and military supplies when it ran into a massive series of fall storms. After being buffeted for sixteen days the ship lost its rudder and jury rudder the crew had rigged before the hull cracked. The vessel went down about 1100 Km off the Azores on Oct. 17, 1915. Despite the extreme conditions, a British vessel stood by and rescued the crew. Photo: Ted Jones Collection, courtesy Barry Andersen and Skip Gillham |
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