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Forming a picket line means giving up money they'll never get back, all so somebody else can make more in the future.
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With the commander of Submarine Division 12 embarked, I-172 departed Truk on 12 October 1942 for her fourth war patrol. Her orders called for her to support an attack by Type A midget submarines against Allied shipping off Guadalcanal′s Lunga Point. On 14 October, however, she was ordered to proceed instead to join the submarine south of San Cristóbal to recharge the batteries of Type A midget submarines carried aboard the seaplane tender . Her orders again changed on 15 October 1942, when she was ordered to join the submarines , , , , , , , I-22, and — collectively designated "Group A" — in forming a picket line southeast of Guadalcanal.
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Substantial activism concerning school conditions took approximately a year to incubate in Chester since the establishment of the CFFN, with 20 protesters forming a picket line outside of Franklin Elementary on November 4, 1963 and 130 more joining them by the following Wednesday. After a mass meeting of community members on November 11, the following week 400 people blocked the doors to Franklin Elementary School, which forced the cancellation of school for the day by early morning. After closing the school, protesters marched to both the Mayor's chambers and the Board of Education. Protests outside of Franklin Elementary continued on November 13 and 14, with some participants choosing to lie down in front of the doors.
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Upon commissioning, I-40 was attached formally to the Yokosuka Naval District and assigned to Submarine Squadron 11 in the 1st Fleet for work-ups. During August 1943, she took part in testing of sonar and magnetic anomaly detector equipment in the Seto Inland Sea, serving as an antisubmarine warfare target for the minelayer . With her work-ups completed, I-40 was reassigned to Submarine Division 1 in Submarine Squadron 2 in the 6th Fleet on 31 October 1943. She departed Yokosuka on 13 November 1943 bound for Truk, which she reached on 19 November 1943. The Gilbert and Marshall Islands campaign began on 20 November 1943 with the U.S. invasion of Tarawa and of Makin in the Gilbert Islands. That day, I-40 and the submarines , , , , , , , and all received orders to proceed to the Gilberts and oppose the invasion. I-40 got underway from Truk on 22 November 1943 to begin her first war patrol, assigned a patrol area off Makin Island. The Japanese never heard from her again. On 26 November 1943, the 6th Fleet ordered I-40 to join I-19, I-169 and RO-38 in forming a picket line north of Makin, and on 2 December 1943 it ordered I-19, , and I-40 to report their positions.
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