Denis_469, Thank-you for providing us,in the first post, with a most interesting Russian site. Respectfully, Joe R
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Don't know how I could screw that up so badly! My Bad. He died on 7 May which also happens to be my wife's birthday. He was born on 5 June. I Should lay off those three Martini lunches. Didn't mean to confuse you. Sorry again. Respectfully, Joe R
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If you clip on Wendlandt's or his wife's name a photo of the grave stone comes up thereby revealing the date they died. Wendlandt died on 5 JAN 1934. Mike or Yves this should be added to the Commanders listing. Respectfully, Joe R
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Hello Phillip, The following site states Wendlandt died in 1934; unfortunately no date given. Also states that wife Anne-Liese Dugend died in 1988; no date given. Scroll down to Wendlandt. Hope this is of some help, Joe R
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Hi Kerbtrawler, Michael Lowery solved this one back in October of 2011. See this site. Respectfully, Joe R
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Hi Guys, David Hepper in his book "British Warship Losses in the Ironclad Era 1860-1919" does not identify the lighter saying only "an old sailing vessel converted to a military lighter from Alexandria to Milo". The attack took place at 32'42"N 28'25"E. The Mareud.com site names the lighter as L1. Hepper also says the lighter was hit by gun several
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Hello Oliver, Very much appreciated. Thanks,Danke. Joe R
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Hi Freddy, HMS MARNE and HMS MILLBROOK were involved in the attacks on UB124. Respectfully, Joe R
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Hi Michael, "Was Paul actually damaged in this?" The answer is YES! PAUL is listed in the damaged ship section of Lloyd's. Why would Lloyd's list an undamaged ship in the damaged section?? Lloyd's War Losses is not perfect but, so far, it is the best catalogue of damaged ships available. Respectfully, Joe R
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Hi Everyone, An internet site details that the subject ship was attacked by gun on 4 Aug.17. At the time PAUL was owned by J.Huyghebaert,Nieuwpoort Belgium. Lloyd's War Losses confirms that the PAUL was damaged. Would an esteemed member of this forum confirm or refute that the uboat that attacked PAUL was indeed UC21. Respectfully, Joe R
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Hello Dieter, Your uncle served on U336. Hope this helps, Joe R
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Very, very nice catch Jan-Olof!!! Best Regards, Joe R
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Michael, Thanks for taking the time, appreciated deeply. Hjorleifur II 1908 became Alose only after the first Alose (ex-Titania) was sunk on 5 Oct '15. Wadoux, Pierre Nicolas is on my list. Lepretre, Prosper Francois cannot find anywhere. Thanks again, Joe R
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Michael, thanks for taking the time. Deeply Appreciated. HJORLEIFUR II 1908 became ALOSE, only AFTER the first ALOSE (ex-TITANIA) was sunk on 5 OCT.15. WADOUX,Pierre Nicolas appears on my list. LEPRETRE. Prosper Francois can not find anywhere. Thanks again, Joe R
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Michael, 10 Frenchmen gave their lives for France not 12. DEFRANCE Pierre Emile Matelot chauffeur breveté - Alose (1915) Dragueur auxiliaire † 05/10/1915 "En mer" 1914-1918 62 - Boulogne-sur-Mer Monument aux Morts FOURNIER Jean-Baptiste Félix Matelot sans spécialité - Alose (1915) Dragueur auxiliaire † 05/10/1915 "En mer" 1914-1918
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RE: French ALOSE see TITANIA steel trawler 205 tons built 1899 by A. Hall & Co. Aberdeen UK as yard #379 sunk on 5 October 1915 as Alose . The second Alose (WHANGAROO) was sold to France on 3.12.1915 and taken over by French Navy at Glasgow in January 1916. Respectfully, Joe R
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Michael, You might find this of some interest, then again maybe not. Respectfully, Joe R
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Michael, Wasn't she grounded intentionally in order to avoid being sunk by UC65? Joe
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Hi Guys, Which uboat sank the ORINON? Respectfully, Joe R
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OOPS! Misinterpreted that one by a mile. Thanks again Oliver. Joe R
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Hi All, Per the Pages 14-18.mesdiscussions.net site U33 damaged the French sloop Aldebaran. Can some esteemed member of this forum describe this encounter?? Should Aldebaran be added to the successes of U33?? Respectfully, Joe R
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Thanks for pointing out a gremlin in the database Regio. LEOPOLD D'OR IS listed in the list of French ships but not in ships lost by month or successes of UB48. She was sunk on 26 April '18 57 miles NW of San Pietro at 39'55North 07'02 E. Source: Histomar.net Respectfully, Joe R
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Yves, French ship. See link in my post above. Respectfully, Joe R
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Hi Regio and welcome to this forum, Is this the Seine you are looking for? Respectfully, Joe R
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Please see the following thread. From google books is very interesting. You're Welcome, Joe R
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Hi Everyone, Shouldn't HMS Falmouth be added to the successes of U66 and shown as damaged?? Thanks, Joe
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U73 places 12 mines in the Kea Channel, barrage #32 on 28 Oct.'16. On 21 Nov. the HMHS Britannic finds one of the mines and sinks. So the answer to your question is that there were no uboats in the Kea Channel on the 21st of Nov.. Respectfully, Joe R
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Merci beaucoup Yves for looking it up for me. Much obliged! Joe R
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Hi James, Perseverance always pays off. Taquari should be listed as damaged by uboat. Which one is the question? Very nice work James! Joe R
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Hi Guys and Gals, Ubootwaffe.net lists Helmut von Beulwitz as commander of UB101 born 6.02.1892. Uboat.net lists Eugen von Beulwitz as commander of UB101 born 2.08.1889. Any one know if they were brothers and the dates they died on??? Respectfully, Joe R
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