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14th April 1942
We sailed again at 0600, and have had the coast in view all day. I cannot say what course we are taking.
Submarines are still very active along this coast and also the S. American one. shipping losses for this year will surely be the highest of the war.
News on The Bay of Bengal seems bad according to Churchill who is reported to have said that the Japanese have a large naval force there, consisting of three battleships, five aircraft carriers, and numerous cruisers and destroyers. Woe betide any merchant ship in those parts!