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Soundman
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Quick question. Would Red Cross Hospital ships have been lit up at night ?
I'm just wondering whether to place Anvarts lighted Hospital ship in my Red Cross Roster...would that be historically accurate, or unlikely ? |
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Of course they were.If you had a ship full of injured people and doctors and innocents,would you go completely dark at night in the middle of a war?
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Ace of the Deep
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Yes they were, always.
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It was required. They had to be lit at night, with all markings lit at all times. They could not sail as part of a convoy as this would strip them of the protection of the red cross and make them targets.
It didn't stop all sub commanders from taking a shot at them, but if they did, and suvived the the war, then they got a short drop with a sudden stop ![]() |
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Soundman
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It makes sense but I wasn't sure, ty very much.
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