RE: uboats in NY Harbor
Posted by:
Jeff
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Date: April 09, 2001 12:13PM
<HTML>Werner,
Yes, U-boats could move in reverse while submerged. In fact, many U-boat commanders used the technique while being depth-charged as a means of escape. From what I understand, though, the boats handled poorly during this maneuver owing to the fact that they were \"stern heavy\".
Jeff</HTML>
Yes, U-boats could move in reverse while submerged. In fact, many U-boat commanders used the technique while being depth-charged as a means of escape. From what I understand, though, the boats handled poorly during this maneuver owing to the fact that they were \"stern heavy\".
Jeff</HTML>
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