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Re: Action of 5 june 1915
Posted by: Simon ()
Date: May 23, 2005 05:55PM

Hi Brian,

S.M. U 35 had a brief encounter with one of the Queenstown Auxiliary Patol trawlers, the "Ina Williams", which, having a 12-pdr. gun, engaged the submarine at very long range. She claimed a hit on the enemy and the Admiralty awarded her 500 Pounds. S.M. U 35 escaped any particular damage and worked successfully till June 17. Then she went home...

S.M. U 34 was operating SW of Lizard till June 4th, then she left this area heading for the SW coast of Ireland where she sunk his next victim on June 7.

Hope this helps.
Simon

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Action of 5 june 1915 Brian 05/22/2005 01:24AM
Re: Action of 5 june 1915 Yves D 05/22/2005 12:42PM
Re: Action of 5 june 1915 Brian 05/22/2005 09:20PM
Re: Action of 5 june 1915 Simon 05/23/2005 05:55PM
Re: Action of 5 june 1915 Yves D 05/23/2005 06:56PM
Re: Action of 5 june 1915 Brian 05/24/2005 04:29AM


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