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Posted by: Clio ()
Date: September 26, 2013 12:24PM

I have been studying Spindler's 'Handelskrieg'. Judging from the charts in Band 2 (summer 1915) most U-boats made the North Sea crossing on a course that would take them North of Lerwick. As far as I can see only one boat made the Fair Isle passage during this time. My question is, in general was this directed by control or was the individual commander able to use his own discretion as to which route he took through the Norweg ?

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