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My father was abord the Plunger in WWII. It was my understanding that a Plunger was a type of fish, with a "flathead plunger" being similar to a large catfish. Breed names do change over the years. It just seems odd that this would be the ONLY vessel to not be named after a fish, and I think in someone's mind at the time it was. Tom (talk) 02:55, 23 October 2023 (UTC)Reply
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