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Old 05-01-18, 20:02
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Nobody willing to venture into what 'E' might stand for?

Esperance? Ecuador? Eniwetok? 'E-nywhere but 'Ere?'
(or is that a destination for New Zealand Convoys?? )

This might get interesting....

Mike
Could it be as simple as Egypt?
Maybe Middle East (ME) covered a wide number of available ports and those destinations which were definite were given as 'E'. I guess sometimes the ships had to offload at other ports than the one they were destined for due to change in the battle, etc.

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