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RE: Conflicting information
Posted by: Rainer Kolbicz ()
Date: July 24, 2001 08:25PM

<HTML>Hi Brian

This one is quite difficult.
Rohwer only mention the attack by U-407 on a cruiser in grid CN3254 and credited this boat with damaging the HMS Newfoundland. The position given by the British is 37°03N/15°24E or off Syracuse.
The Ascianghi was sunk south off Augusta and I was not able to find an position or informations about casualties. Did the Italian submarine sink with all hands? Fired she torpedoes on the cruiser force or was she sunk in an attack attempt?
Rohwer does not list her attack, so she probably not fired torpedoes.

Only a few informations are aviable to me.. perhaps someone know more about this incident?

Regards
Rainer</HTML>

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Subject Written By Posted
Conflicting information Brian Corijn 07/23/2001 07:39AM
RE: Conflicting information Rainer Kolbicz 07/24/2001 08:25PM
RE: Conflicting information walter M 07/24/2001 09:13PM
RE: Conflicting information Rainer Kolbicz 07/24/2001 09:58PM
RE: who can read Italian?, HELP !!! Brian Corijn 07/24/2001 10:25PM
RE: who can read Italian?, HELP !!! walter M 07/24/2001 10:45PM
RE: who can read Italian?, HELP !!! Brian Corijn 07/26/2001 07:19AM
RE: who can read Italian?, HELP !!! walter M 07/26/2001 01:58PM


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