I guess a date might be helpful. E38 torpedoed on `19 October 1916. Joe R
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The Light Cruiser MUNCHEN was torpedoed by E38 but did not sink,damaged only. The action was in the North Sea. Respectfully, Joe R
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Hi Regio, SEGURANCA Not sunk by mine, not a war loss. Sprang a leak and grounded on 3 Aug 1918. Built in 1890 by Delaware River Iron Ship Building and Engine Works as Hull Number 258. Broken up 1923. Respectfully, Joe R
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Strange that Messimer in his book The Merchant U-Boat, refers to him only once and only by his last name Klees!
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Source please Michael? Joe
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H.Klees was chief engineer on Deutschland on the two trips to the USA in 1916. Heinrich Klees was ob. masch. on UC47 when it was sunk on 18 Nov 1917. Are these two names one and the same man?? Are there other men that served on Deutschland and died in other boats?? Respectfully, Joe R
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Hey Simon, Forgot I had that book. Problem is my German language skills is nowhere as good your talent for writing the English language. Joe
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The UB84 page says nothing about the Following. U. B. 84 was rammed in Eckernforde Bay on December 6, 1917, by the torpedo target ship Solingen, which passed over her, damaging her conning tower and bow compartment. The submarine sank immediately, but, by blowing all tanks, she was brought to the surface and remained there one and a half to two minutes before sinking to the bottom. All the cre
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Hi Guys, Max Schmidt died 10 February 1973 in Friedhof von Eckernforde Borby. Small biography here.
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Hello again Nom Anor, Looks like HMS Matchless was in another collision with a Harwich Floating Dock. See Joe R
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Hi Nom Anor, Matchless collided with HMS Manly on 13 March 1915 and was damaged but not sunk. Respectfully, Joe R
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If by "uboats" you mean "submarines", then FOUCALT qualifies as sunk on 15 September 1916 by A-H seaplanes. Foucalt was a French submersible. Respectfully, Joe R
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Yes I've noticed. Looks 1000 times better, but still a long way to go compared to WKII commanders listing. Joe
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European style Mike Joe
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Two more, Peter Ernst Eiffe died on 1.06.1965 in Hamburg and served in WK11. Siegfried Claassen died 7.06.1951 and also served in Wk11. The search goes on. Joe
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Welcome to the forum Colin, Casualty list for HMS Odin here Scroll down to 14 June 1940. Respectfully, Joe R
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Paul, there are a lot more than one. Here are just a few. Walter Warzecha, Paul Wenneker, Rolf Carls, Alfred Saalwachter, Hans Stohwasser, Otto von Schrader and Theodor Burchardi. Use the search function on Axis History Forum web site. Respectfully, Joe R
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Does any one know the hadicap of the uboat commander? Or was he just a duffer? Respectfully, Joe R
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Hi Robert, This should be of some help. ) Respectfully, Joe R
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Hi David, Haven't seen those links before. Thanks for posting them! All very interesting especially the one about Eschenber. Thanks again, Joe R
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Hi Greg, Kptlt. Muller was 2WO on U69 before taking command of U662. He died on 3 May 1988. Where he died is unknown to me. Its only a little but hope it helps. Respectfully, Joe R
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YES! Bring it on David James. Respectfully, Joe R
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Hi Guys, Interestingly Lloyd's War Losses lists San Domenico but does not list a S.Andrea or a San Andrea Joe R
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The source just came to me; must be old age getting to me. The source is histomar.net, the great database of one Yves Dufeil. Site says "sunk with San Francesco so presumably UC20". Nothing about only being damaged however. Joe R
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Hi to everyone, Regio, I have UC20 also and San Dommenico not sunk but damaged off Sicily. In my notes, sadly no source listed. Respectfully, Joe R
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Nice work Simon! Same sources that Oliver used on Antonietta? Respectfully, Joe R
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Missed by Spindler but not by Oliver! Very Good Work! Joe R
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Hi Guys, The ship pictured is the New York built for HAL in 1924. City of New York was launched in 1888 for INMAN line and sold in 1893 to AMERICAN line and renamed NEW YORK. The ship built in 1883 was never owned by HAL. Respectfully, Joe R
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Hi David, Per your request: Respectfully, Joe R
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Thanks Michael, Should have figured that if it was a uboat, the author of the article would have named the uboat. Thanks again, Joe
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