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RE: Odd coincidence!
Posted by:
Joe Brennan
()
Date: June 15, 2001 09:46AM
<HTML>Hi All
The painting by R.Taylor may be a little incorrect, but U 461 was
a XIV Type U-boat. They were call MILKCOWS or in Rainer\'s
language they called them \"The Milch Kuh\". This U-boat (U 461)
supported 75 U-boats during her patrols from June 1942. She was
attacked and sank on the 30th July 1943 by a Sunderland flying boat
of 461 Sqn (RAAF) piloted by F/Lt D Marrows.
Of U461\'s crew, 54 men died and only 15, including her commander
were made PoW.
Cheers Joe Brennan</HTML>
The painting by R.Taylor may be a little incorrect, but U 461 was
a XIV Type U-boat. They were call MILKCOWS or in Rainer\'s
language they called them \"The Milch Kuh\". This U-boat (U 461)
supported 75 U-boats during her patrols from June 1942. She was
attacked and sank on the 30th July 1943 by a Sunderland flying boat
of 461 Sqn (RAAF) piloted by F/Lt D Marrows.
Of U461\'s crew, 54 men died and only 15, including her commander
were made PoW.
Cheers Joe Brennan</HTML>
Subject | Written By | Posted |
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Odd coincidence! | Tim | 06/14/2001 03:03AM |
RE: Odd coincidence! | Walter M. | 06/14/2001 09:26AM |
RE: Odd coincidence! | Antonio Veiga | 06/14/2001 07:53PM |
RE: Odd coincidence! | Rainer Bruns | 06/14/2001 09:19PM |
RE: Odd coincidence! | Joe Brennan | 06/15/2001 09:46AM |
RE: Odd coincidence! | Antonio Veiga | 06/17/2001 06:50PM |
RE: Odd coincidence! | Rainer Bruns | 06/17/2001 07:14PM |
RE: Odd coincidence! | Tim | 06/16/2001 02:42AM |