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August 11th, 1941 (MONDAY)

UNITED KINGDOM: Submarine HMS Unsparing laid down.

Corvette HMS Bellwort launched.

Minesweeper HMS Ipswich launched.
 

GERMANY: U-416 laid down.
U-655 commissioned.

FINLAND: Finnish attacks south of Lake Ladoga reach Vuosalmi.


CANADA: Minesweepers HMCS Gananoque and Nipigon commissioned.
Corvette HMCS Moncton launched.

Fairmile "B" patrol craft ordered for RCN: HMC ML 074, ML 075, ML 076, ML 077, ML 078, ML 079, ML 080, ML 081, ML 082, ML 083, ML 084 and ML 085.

NEWFOUNDLAND: President Franklin D Roosevelt and Prime Minister Winston Churchill confer twice today aboard the US heavy cruiser USS Augusta (CA-31) in Placentia Bay, Argentia, Newfoundland.

U.S.A.: Glenn Miller and his Orchestra record "Elmer's Tune" on Bluebird Records.

Light fleet carriers USS Belleau Wood and Independence laid down as Cleveland Class cruisers.

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