Saw this. Figured some anons here would appreciate it. Not an endorsement.
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Concur. There may have been a ground stop earlier as the weather moved through. Pic related.
Would they be counted as World War One war dead?
Two members of the coast guard, chief boatman William Heard and chief officer W. Moore, showed important visitors around the interior of the submarine. The visits were curtailed in late April, when both coast guard men became severely ill. Rotting food on board was thought to be the cause, but the men's condition persisted and got worse. Moore died in December 1919, followed by Heard in February 1920. An inquest decided that a noxious gas, possibly chlorine released from the submarine's damaged batteries, had caused abscesses on the men's lungs and brain.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SM_U-118
That boat was WWI and looks a lot like an early WWII US boat. At least it does to this anon.