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IWM caption : HMS UNRUFFLED returning to harbour in Malta after a patrol in the Mediterranean where she supported the Allied victories in North Africa, Sicily and Italy. During the campaigns, the Ship's Company were awarded a DSO and bar, three DSCs, eleven DSMs and were Mentioned in Despatches on six occasions. Success on her "Jolly Roger"indicates the sinking of 12 supply ships totalling 40,000 tons, three supply schooners, the disabling of an Italian cruiser disabled and a train shot up.

• ... that a cat, Timoshenko, accompanied the U-class submarine HMS Unruffled on twenty wartime patrols during the Battle of the Mediterranean?

• Source: Recorded in Burdened but Unruffled: The Story of a World War II Submarine and its Crew by James Gregan, and discussed by Lieutenant J M Stevens in an interview with the IWM

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5x expanded by Heavywick (talk). Number of QPQs required: 0. Nominator has fewer than 5 past nominations.

Heavywick (talk) 15:31, 21 November 2024 (UTC).