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During World War II, approximately 1,500 oil tankers were sunk due to military actions, including submarine attacks and air strikes. The Allied and Axis powers both targeted these vessels to disrupt supply lines and resource availability. The significant loss of oil tankers had a profound impact on the logistics and operational capabilities of naval forces throughout the war.

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