Re: U-352
Posted by:
oliver
()
Date: November 21, 2001 03:04PM
<HTML>hi..
depending on type the subs carried their standard war load.
so you must suppose that everything is still onboard.
you can make a calculation of what was "used" when you order the log (kriegstagebuch) of this submarine from the US National Archives. They should do this for you as a servicement for free and a bit faster than usually. In the log there are entries concerning torpedo and artillery and mg use. so you can substract those spent ammo parts from the standard war load.</HTML>
depending on type the subs carried their standard war load.
so you must suppose that everything is still onboard.
you can make a calculation of what was "used" when you order the log (kriegstagebuch) of this submarine from the US National Archives. They should do this for you as a servicement for free and a bit faster than usually. In the log there are entries concerning torpedo and artillery and mg use. so you can substract those spent ammo parts from the standard war load.</HTML>
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U-352
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Ron Ameika | 11/21/2001 01:19AM |
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Wayne Hendrix | 11/21/2001 02:42AM |
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oliver | 11/21/2001 03:04PM |
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