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Re: SS San Pablo
Posted by:
vito
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Date: April 05, 2013 09:35AM
John,
According to U-103 KTB for 22 May 1942 - San Pablo was sighted at 1410. U 103 dived at 1638 then surfaced at 1810 and at 1857 opened artillery fire. The San Pablo radioed for help identifying herself and fired a distress signal. The CO (Winter) of U 103 also noted that the prospects of a hit on the vessel were slim. At 1932 U 103 broke off the engagement as hopeless.
So apparently, NO HITS were scored against the San Pablo in the engagement.
-- Regards,
Ken Deshaies
Newton, New Hampshire
According to U-103 KTB for 22 May 1942 - San Pablo was sighted at 1410. U 103 dived at 1638 then surfaced at 1810 and at 1857 opened artillery fire. The San Pablo radioed for help identifying herself and fired a distress signal. The CO (Winter) of U 103 also noted that the prospects of a hit on the vessel were slim. At 1932 U 103 broke off the engagement as hopeless.
So apparently, NO HITS were scored against the San Pablo in the engagement.
-- Regards,
Ken Deshaies
Newton, New Hampshire
Subject | Written By | Posted |
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SS San Pablo | jcrt | 04/04/2013 09:53AM |
Re: SS San Pablo | Thomas Craig | 04/04/2013 11:05PM |
Re: SS San Pablo | jcrt | 04/05/2013 01:12PM |
Re: SS San Pablo | vito | 04/05/2013 09:35AM |
Re: SS San Pablo | jcrt | 04/05/2013 01:11PM |