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English: In 1942, cargo ship USS Alhena (AK-26) was hit by a torpedo from the Japanese submarine I-4. The crew quickly got the fires under control and then used sheets of plywood to construct temporary bulkheads. The Alhena was back in service 8 months later after being repaired and converted into an attack cargo ship (AKA-9).
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Cargo ship USS Alhena (AK-26) 1942 torpedo damage

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