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Clipped Signature - Adam Bergius. - Naval Art
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Clipped Signature - Adam Bergius.


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Clipped Signature - Adam Bergius.

A naval diver who was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for completing a perilous mission with midget submarine XE-4. Tasked with cutting an undersea Japanese communications cable, he succeeded in cutting the critical wire despite enormous risk at the depth. He died in 2009.

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Bergius, Adam

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The signature of Sub-Lieutenant Adam Bergius DSC (deceased)

Sub-Lieutenant Adam Bergius DSC (deceased)
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A naval diver, he was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for one particularly dangerous mission near Japanese-held Saigon in 1945. Tasked with severing two underwater communications cables to force the Japanese to send messages which could be intercepted, the midget submarine XE-4 commanded by Max Shean scoured the sea bed for hours to find one of the cables. Another diver severed that cable, returning with a piece of it as proof. Later, and much deeper, Bergius was sent out to cut the second cable. With a faulty cutter, his first attempt failed and he returned to XE-4. In the recent times before this dive, two experienced divers had been lost attempting similar tasks at this depth. However, with determination and a replacement cutter, Bergius returned with a length of the severed cable on the second attempt. The X-craft escaped and met up with the larger towing submarine HMS Spearhead, returning to a victorious welcome in the Philippines. He died on 3rd March 2009.

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