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• Wynn spotted two men on a Carley float directly ahead of him.
• The remaining crew and soldiers abandoned ship and clung to carley floats.
• Despite these shortcomings many seamen did owe their lives to the Carley float.
• Her whaler and three Carley floats before she sank in 10 15 minutes.
• He held the severely injured Wynn and joined other survivors on a Carley float.
• Both of her lifeboats were destroyed, but her crew launched her three Carley floats.
• Several men in the Carley floats died either from wounds or from drowning in the swell.
• Survivors in the whaler set off east past Cape Maleas, towing two Carley floats and their occupants.
• On 6 February 1942, a Carley float containing a dead body was spotted just off Christmas Island and towed ashore.
• Two years later " Wrangler " was in a collision that damaged her Carley floats and main deck plating.
• Three bombs hit " Wryneck "; she capsized to whaler and each destroyer launched her three Carley floats.
• Jameson and his CO, S / L " Bing " Cross found themselves on a Carley float with thirty other survivors.
• A second Carley float, which washed up on Christmas Island in February 1942, is believed to be linked with the cruiser.
• The Australian War Memorial undertook a detailed analysis of the carley float during 1992 and 1993 to determine the nature of the damage.
• The battle damage would have forced any Australian survivors to use carley floats and personal lifebelts, which were only intended as short-term life preservers.
• As a result, only one was still alive when their carley float was picked up five days later by the Italian torpedo boat " Achille Papa ".
• Lt Cdr Philip Cartwright, who commanded " Diamond ", was on a Carley float but gave his place to a sailor who was in the water.
• Additionally, the shoes described " definitely " corresponded with RAN issue " provided they were leather not canvass . " There is no record of a reply regarding the carley float.
• A second Carley float, more confidently believed to be from " Sydney ", was recovered drifting 300 km off the Australian coast one week after the ship sank.
• A German shell, probably from a tank, hit " Venetia ", starting a fire aft and prompting her crew to jettison her torpedoes and burning Carley floats.