Roger that...:oops:

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There goes the HMS Nelson. (4th time I've sunk it this career).

It was in the center of a convoy. I destroyed her engines and waited for the escorts to give up chasing me.

My radio and FlaK were destroyed by DC's, so I headed home. The Nelson and Cyclops collier made a good haul, though.

Fourth war patrol of U 100, 7-11 Nov.1940
 

Leaving Lorient on westerly heading and high speed:

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In three runs, U 100 sinks 8 merchant ships from convoy OA-234:

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After two submerged day time and dusk attacks, U 100 launches its third attack surfaced at night:

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After this convoy battle, the british suspended the OA-convoys - "Golden Days" for the U-Boats:

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Set out in peacetime. After fifty-six days at sea, returned to find Wilhelmshaven on a wartime footing.

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Everytime I get in my Type II im always scared to be alone in it because I have always wondered how this got here.

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The engineers aren't washing their hands again. Sic the 1WO on them. Ship readiness is his department.

KM "Bismarck" at 18 kn - view from the bow:

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Greetings
rowi58

:haha: I never thought of that, I always figured the last Kaleun was killed by "accident". I mean it could have been one of the crew on there, have you seen the way they look at you?!

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Now tell me that doesn't make you nervous about spending up to a month or more in a steel tube with them. Isolated in the middle of the ocean.

You're fine as long as seawater still drips down in when you pop the hatch. Once on my old Type II we popped the hatch and about 35 gallons of blood poured in. No one knows where it came from, and on that patrol some of the men reported hearing a young girl's voice muttering gibberish at them in an accusing tone. Half the crew deserted after that one.

Those silly kids shouldn't be climbing around in submarines, its dangerous. :yep:

Meet the ice!
 

U-106 on her way to meet the SS Belchen supply ship.
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Now this is disturbing... I distinctly told the quartermaster, absolutely no booze on board for patrols. :nope:

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Passing by an unknown supply ship. North of St. Helena, April 3 1941.



Also, it would appear the handprint on the left has six fingers. Jeez K. Righst, there are mutants in the Navy!