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A little Filipino gold being unloaded at Pearl, no doubt.
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Sub with AE manuals??
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It's Trout (SS-202) unloading gold evacuated from the Philippines.
 
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I have always read that the crew asked for ballast in the form of concrete or sand and instead got 20 tons of gold and silver bars.
Nice trade up I would say.
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Looks like bricks of SPAM
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I wonder if any of the saliors kept some of the spoils of war?
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I wonder if any of the saliors kept some of the spoils of war?
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I wonder if any of the saliors kept some of the spoils of war?

I could see a sailor with knife nicking a bit. Just as a keepsake [;)]
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I wonder if any of the saliors kept some of the spoils of war?

IIRC the skipper personally oversaw the loading to make sure all was accounted for. When arrive at Pearl there was one missing, yeah 1gold bar out of a couple hundred or so. The ships was in search of the bar. Turns out it was being used by the head cook as a paperweight. If you ask me "paperweight" sounds more like plausible deniability.
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It looks like they are in the process of weighing down their laundry with all those bags.

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I wonder if any of the saliors kept some of the spoils of war?

IIRC the skipper personally oversaw the loading to make sure all was accounted for. When arrive at Pearl there was one missing, yeah 1gold bar out of a couple hundred or so. The ships was in search of the bar. Turns out it was being used by the head cook as a paperweight. If you ask me "paperweight" sounds more like plausible deniability.

LOL, look at the size of them bars, he must of had some pretty big sheets of paper to hold down :)
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McHales Navy making off with the spoils of war?
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MacArthur's pay arrives? [:'(] He did get $500 000 from from President Quezon of the Philippines as payment for his pre-war service. [:D]
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I wonder if any of the saliors kept some of the spoils of war?

IIRC the skipper personally oversaw the loading to make sure all was accounted for. When arrive at Pearl there was one missing, yeah 1gold bar out of a couple hundred or so. The ships was in search of the bar. Turns out it was being used by the head cook as a paperweight. If you ask me "paperweight" sounds more like plausible deniability.

LOL, look at the size of them bars, he must of had some pretty big sheets of paper to hold down :)


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Gold, it is[:)]

USS Trout, it is[:)]
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