U-88 type VIIC, 11th Flotilla, Bergen
March 2 1943, approx. 1400hrs
At sea some 200nm west of CG89, heading east for said grid

The Tommies are clearly getting better at this. No sneaking into convoys undetected anymore it seems :damn:

September 1939, BF12, south of Ireland. What the Tommies call the 'Western Approaches'.

March 2, 1940

heading NW @ 10 knots towards AN66, first patrol area on 16 day patrol run.

Nice! Very juicy targets. I hope you SINK THEM ALL!!!

in transit
 

had to save and exit, girlfriend came into town...

Oct, 1939
Nw of the Shetlands, in transit to AM41
(orders..non-SH3Commander influenced)

VIIB, third patrol

saved at 2109, sea "can't man the deck guns" rough, visibility moderate

lost a coastal freighter due to the sea upheaving it OVER the torpedeo at the stern....decided to head back towards patrol area for bigger fish

13Aug40
1400hrs
BE31

Wimmer, U-123

March 4 1941
0910h
16th day at sea. First report received 4 hours ago. moving to intercept a large inbound convoy. Visibility good, wind speed 12m/s.

Position just NE of Rockall Banks.

Commander Ropert Menge U-70