From Italian hospital ship Marechiaro (102t) sunk off Durazzo by mine laid by German UC12; 112 rescued (all of injured) by British drifters Hastings Castle and Selina but 25 crew lost.
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Hi, Does anybody have more details on the action when SS Marechiaro sunk on 21.02.1916 near Durazzo? Thank you, Capo
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Hi there, I was able to trace HARMONIE and her fate. In , on page 25, entry RIMORCHIATORE | Astico, it says that her future name was ISONZO and thus, it is possible that this ship did not sink at all and that it was a tugboat. --Capo
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Me too!
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Thanx. Any information about the position of this loss? I've found 40°08'N/19°30'E. What are "strade bianche"
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I cannot find it in Verchollen of D. Messimer. Any help? What was the position of this "kurzschluss"?
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Ok thanx! Nice to hear from you. Any other specific information about this sinking? What was the length of this uboat? Where can I find specific technical information and photo/scheme of this uboat? TIA, Capo
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In the DICTIONARY OF DISASTERS AT SEA DURING THE AGE OF STEAM, I've found that U16 sunk due to depth charges by Nembo (which was escorting the transport Bormida to Valona) on October 16th, 1916. However, information on the uboat.net are different. Anybody has more information about this? TIA, Capo From the Dictionary: "The destroyer Nembo was escorting the transport Bormi
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