1942年11月の難破船リスト

1942 年 11 月の難破船リストには、 1942年 11 月中に沈没、沈没、座礁、またはその他の理由で失われたすべての船舶が含まれています。

11月1日

11月2日

11月3日

11月4日

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11月6日

この日のイギリスの貨物船シルバーウィローの沈没については、 1942年10月30日のエントリを参照してください。

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11月10日

11月11日

11月12日

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11月15日

11月16日

11月17日

11月18日

11月19日

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11月29日

30 November

Unknown date

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