RE: Wreck of U 743 is in fact U 1003
Posted by:
Marc Haldimann
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Date: August 22, 2001 06:47PM
<HTML>Hi Axel,
Great to have your oh so useful informations back on this site. One thing does startle me though: you state that U 1003 was already rammed by RCN New Glasgow on March 20 while snorkeling. This is amazing: not only U 1003 did survive a ramming while snorkeling, by itself a tremendous strike of luck, but she did manage to escape the frigate and all the Task Groups for the next 48 hours. Sure enough U 1003 was a lucky boat... Can you tell us a bit more about this story ?
Thanks again
Marc </HTML>
Great to have your oh so useful informations back on this site. One thing does startle me though: you state that U 1003 was already rammed by RCN New Glasgow on March 20 while snorkeling. This is amazing: not only U 1003 did survive a ramming while snorkeling, by itself a tremendous strike of luck, but she did manage to escape the frigate and all the Task Groups for the next 48 hours. Sure enough U 1003 was a lucky boat... Can you tell us a bit more about this story ?
Thanks again
Marc </HTML>
| Subject | Written By | Posted |
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Wreck of U 743 is in fact U 1003
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Axel | 08/22/2001 06:31PM |
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RE: Wreck of U 743 is in fact U 1003
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Marc Haldimann | 08/22/2001 06:47PM |
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RE: Wreck of U 743 is in fact U 1003
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Antonio Veiga | 08/22/2001 09:55PM |