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The destroyer initially fired depth charges, after which U-405 was probably forced to the surface. Borie then rammed U-405. After the ramming, Borie was high-centered on top of U-405, and until they separated, exchanges of small arms fire took place. This was a unique battle: unlike other modern naval actions, it was decided by ramming and small arms fire at extremely close range.
Normally, in a surface engagement the superior armament and greater reserve buoyancy of the destroyer would have been decisive. But in this unusual case, the destroyer was unable to depress her 4-inch (100 mm) and 3-inch (76 mm) guns enough to engage, while all of the submarine's armament could be brought to bear. Borie's crew had a limited number of small arms, the German deck mounts were completely open and had no protection. In the extended and bitter fighting that ensued, dozens of German sailors were killed in desperate attempts to man the 8.8 cm (3.5 in) deck gun. Their casualties included those struck by a sheath-knife and a 4-inch cartridge case.
On the morning of 6 May, aircraft from the escort carrier Block Island (CVE-21) reported an enemy submarine near Buckley. She steamed toward the surfaced submarine, evading her torpedoes and gunfire, and commenced firing. At 0328 Buckley rammed the German submarine U-66 and then backed off. Shortly thereafter, the submarine struck Buckley, opening a hole in the escort vessel's starboard side. Hand-to-hand combat ensued between crew members of the two combatants on Buckley's foredeck, involving, among other weapons, coffee mugs and shell casings. The U-66 drew astern of Buckley and sank at 0341 in 17°17′N 32°24′W, after hand grenades were dropped down its hatch.
>This was a unique battle: unlike other modern naval actions, it was decided by ramming and small arms fire at extremely close range.
>Hand-to-hand combat ensued between crew members of the two combatants on Buckley's foredeck, involving, among other weapons, coffee mugs and shell casings.
battle of captcha flak
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An alabaster chest with four cavities to hold the internal organs. Each is cavity is covered by a stopper carved with a portrait of Tutankhamun.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canopic_jar
https://www.cnn.com/2022/08/08/us/arkansas-judge-lake-death-jeremiah-bueker/index.html
Arkansas judge found dead in lake after he went missing on a family trip
An Arkansas judge was found dead at the bottom of a lake Sunday after he went missing during a trip with family and friends over the weekend, authorities said.
Arkansas County Northern District Judge Jeremiah Bueker, 48, was in Jefferson County for "recreational travel" with his loved ones, but at some point during the trip he "ventured off alone" and was not seen alive again, according to a Jefferson County Sheriff's Office news release. His death is being investigated as an accidental drowning, the office said.
Bueker was last seen near Mud Lake, where his body was later found, the sheriff's office reported.
"After time had passed and no one had seen or heard from Bueker, worry began to set in," the release said. "A search for Bueker by family and friends began."
After the sun set, the family had still not found Bueker, so they called 911, the release said. An extensive ground and water search was conducted late into the night and early morning by the sheriff's office and wildlife officers with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission.
Eventually, the search had to be paused due to low visibility, the sheriff's office said.
On Sunday morning, the search resumed as authorities scoured the lake using boats with side-scan sonar, which allowed them to get "a birds-eye view of the water," Sheriff Lafayette Woods Jr. said in the release.
"At approximately 9:16 a.m., the side-scan sonar revealed a body on the bottom of the lake," and deputies pulled the body from the water, the sheriff's office said.
The family helped authorities identify the recovered body as Bueker's and an autopsy will be performed by the State Medical Examiner, the sheriff's office said.
"I truly pray that the successful recovery of Judge Bueker's body by our deputies and Arkansas Game and Fish Wildlife Officers brings some sense of closure to the Bueker family and those who knew him best," Woods said.
CNN has reached out to the Stuttgart District Court, where Bueker served as district judge.
April Davis, the deputy coroner for Jefferson County who responded to the scene, said there were no signs of foul play. She noted the body was intact with no signs of trauma.
According to Davis, a State Medical Examiner's Office autopsy is standard procedure. The body was transported to the office on Sunday and the autopsy is expected to be performed this week, with a report expected in about three to six months, she said.
Mud Lake is in eastern Arkansas and lies about 40 miles southwest of Memphis, Tennessee.
https://www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2022/08/08/arkansas-judge-jeremiah-bueker-drowned-lakw/4341659964326/
Officials suspect drowning after district judge found dead in Arkansas lake
Authorities in Arkansas suspect a case of drowning after they recovered the body of a state judge from a lake over the weekend.
Officials said that Arkansas County District Judge Jeremiah Bueker died and his body was found in the lake in far northeastern Arkansas on Sunday. He was 48.
https://www.thv11.com/article/news/local/body-arkansas-county-judge-recovered-lake/91-be748721-4fd9-4dcd-ad9b-e2c7ba14513a
Body of Arkansas judge recovered in lake, officials say
The body of a 48-year-old Arkansas County Northern District Judge was recovered from Mud Lake on Sunday.
The body of 48-year-old Jeremiah T. Bueker, an Arkansas County Northern District Court judge was recovered from a lake on Sunday morning.
According to reports, Bueker and family and friends spent their weekend in Jefferson County.
At one point Bueker ventured off for a while and later the family began to worry. He had been last seen near Mud Lake and since the family could not locate him, and it began to get dark, they contacted the police.
https://www.nwaonline.com/news/2022/aug/08/police-probe-drowning-death-of-district-judge/
Police probe drowning death of Arkansas County district judge
Police are investigating the death of an Arkansas County judge and attorney as an accidental drowning, according to a Jefferson County sheriff's office news release sent Sunday.
The body of Northern District Judge Jeremiah T. Bueker, 48, of Stuttgart, was recovered from a lake in Jefferson County Sunday morning, authorities said.
Bueker was the lead attorney at his own law firm in Stuttgart, Bueker Law Firm. According to a biography on his practice's website, Bueker had over 20 years of experience in the field and was fully licensed before all courts in the state of Arkansas.
the CREW set up the bomb!