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Subject: Re: Engine repairs at sea


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Ian Rutherford
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Date Posted: Friday, May 23, 12:37:22am
In reply to: Alan Rae 's message, "Re: Engine repairs at sea" on Saturday, May 17, 10:43:58am

Alan Rae,
Regarding ship repairs the chief engineer on the
SS Allegeny was my great grandfather and it was his ship that the repair to the drive shaft took place,because of the lack of communications and the length of time taken to reach port they could only make three knots,the ship had already been posted lost at sea.

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