The SS Statesman was sunk by a German U-boat, U-548, off the coast of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, on May 22, 1942. The attack resulted in the loss of several crew members and passengers. The ship was torpedoed while part of a convoy and sank quickly, highlighting the dangers faced by merchant vessels during World War II.
The SS Emidio was sunk off California in 1941. The SS Montebello was sunk in 1941. SS Coast Trader (Freighter) sunk in '42. SS Larry Doheny sunk in '42. All believed sunk by Japanese Submarines on the US West Coast.
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It was yes, but in the early 1900's. I t was sunk by a german u-boat. Here is the story: http://www.secondworldwar.org.uk/athenia.html
SS Leopollville
Yes, the SS Anne is the ship that sunk in Pokémon.
The SS Lusitania
A boat
no the ss great Britain rubbish, it was fake, a myth, it sunk drunk people fAT
SS stands for steamship.
During World War II, several passenger ships were sunk in the Atlantic, most notably the RMS Lusitania, which was torpedoed by a German U-boat in 1915, and the MV Westralia, which was sunk by a German submarine in 1942. Other significant losses included the RMS Aquitania and the SS Athenia, the latter being the first British passenger ship sunk by a U-boat in the war. These attacks highlighted the dangers of transatlantic travel during the conflict, leading to significant changes in maritime safety and military strategy.
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Oh, dude, the SS Hatohhh... You mean the SS Lulworth Hill, right? It got attacked off the coast of Cape Cod in 1918. Like, not the best vacation spot, I guess. But hey, at least it made history, right?