Your U-boat pictures

[Alex]

Originally Posted by U796

Hi

Greats pics.
Thanks.
You can see my new french gallery here :
http://www.mille-sabords.com/forum/i...=150&start=150

Regards

On m'écouterait, tu serais payé pour faire ce boulot-là : on sent bien la passion pour le sujet en te lisant, et la volonté de faire quelque chose d'un peu documentaire voire encyclopédique.

[U796]

Originally Posted by Alex

On m'écouterait, tu serais payé pour faire ce boulot-là : on sent bien la passion pour le sujet en te lisant, et la volonté de faire quelque chose d'un peu documentaire voire encyclopédique.

Merci pour les encouragements.
Effectivement c'est une passion, que j'aime partager.
J'espère que vous appréciez
Peu à peu je complète le topic.
Ma dernière mise à jour : le U-154
http://www.mille-sabords.com/forum/i...=175&start=175

[Alex]

Originally Posted by U796

Merci pour les encouragements.
Effectivement c'est une passion, que j'aime partager.
J'espère que vous appréciez
Peu à peu je complète le topic.
Ma dernière mise à jour : le U-154
http://www.mille-sabords.com/forum/i...=175&start=175

Une bien jolie mise à jour encore une fois. Mais d'où tires-tu donc ces informations ? Certains détails apparaissant dans ton article n'auraient pu être rapportés que par l'équipage du u-boot lui-même étant donné leur précision... D'où ma curiosité. Quelle est ta base de données, quels bouquins as-tu acheté pour bénéficier de ce niveau de détails ?

Encore bravo, j'attends beaucoup la suite !

[Marinenachrichtendienst]

Does anyone happen to have any photos from U 133, U 299 and U 262 ??

I would be very greatful for any help. Thanks.

[Marinenachrichtendienst]

[U796]

Originally Posted by Marinenachrichtendienst

HI

U-262












I have no photo of U-133 and U-299.
You can also go to see my French topic here:
http://www.mille-sabords.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=40300&st=175&start=175

Regards

[Marinenachrichtendienst]

Originally Posted by U796

HI

U-262












I have no photo of U-133 and U-299.
You can also go to see my French topic here:
http://www.mille-sabords.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=40300&st=175&start=175

Regards

Thank u so much !!

This means a lot to me, as U-262 (K.L. Heinz Franke) was the U-Boat that sunk the Norwegian Corvette "HNoMS Montbretia (K 208)" on 18.11.1942, where my grandmother's oldest brother, Quartermaster "Einar Meier Larsen", was killed together with 46 other crew members. (ONS-144)

A spanish member from this forum, told me some few years ago, that "Montbretia" lies at a depth of nearly 4000 meters.

My grandmother's brother, was off-duty and asleep when their boat was torpedoed.
A very sad story that my grandmother (died in 2008 as a 93 year old) never liked to talk about, and she always started crying.

My avatar also shows Heinz Franke.

The photos of U-262 are very interesting, and I will defenately save them !!

A million thanks, U796 !

[all1knew]

Anyone have any images of this eagle in use that they could share?

William Kramer

[Aktungbby]

Are there any photos of the U-1013?

U-1013!U-1013 - Type VIIC/41
Commissioned: Mar 2 1944 Fate: Training loss Date: Mar 17 1944;Sunk on 17 March 1944 in the Baltic sea east of Rügen, in position 54.21N, 13.58E, after a collision with U-286. 25 dead and 26 survivors. Oblt. Gerhard Linck died aboard her. Cannot find any pics of her.

[Sepp von Ch.]

I like this thread very much, especially the posts with new photos on Ebay.

And here ist type X minelayer Boat:

[La vache]

Post # 268 new submarine uniforms.
Can they fix it?

[Panther23]

Hello all

This is my first official post on this forum. This thread has a fantastic group of U Boat photos. I am chasing some photos of U Boat 62 and
U Boat 3032. A friend of mine has made friends with a 90year old veteran U Boat member. He served on both boats as a machinist or engineer. He doesn't have any photos of his boats as he lost them just after the war.
Could anyone help with some photos of these Boats?

Keep the awesome work going.

Cheers
Iain King

[Marinenachrichtendienst]

Hi Panther.

Interesting to see that there are more members that search for photos from
U 262.