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Isle of Man Steam Packet in the Second World War healthy eating weapons and equipment' - <b><i>SUNDAYNames like Ben My Chree, Tynwald and Lady of Mann are synonymous with the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company, the worlds oldest shipping line that is still in existence. In its long history, there can have been no greater test of the companys ships or its men than the Second World War. As well as maintaining a crucial link to the Isle of Man (in spite of U boats and mines), the vessels and their compliments saw vital service as troop carriers at