NAVAL CASUALTIES
LIST ISSUED BY ADMIRALTY. (British Official Wireless.) RUGBY, January 7. The Admiralty has issued a list of casualties "arising from various hazards of the service of war and not related to any' particular action.” The list, in addition to those previously' published, includes all the naval casualties up to December 14 (the clay after the scuttling of the Admiral Graf Spec), and contains the names of 20 officers and 186 ratings. The list is as follows:—Officers: Seven killed, one died from wounds, three died, four missing, believed killed. two taken prisoner of war, three wounded. Ratings: Fifty-eight killed, three died from wounds. 44 died, seven missing, believed killed. 103 injured on war service.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 9 January 1940, Page 5
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