BDU Informs
 

28 December 1942
BDU confirmed today that U-67 under the command of Kptlt. Heinz Bucher has failed to return. All hands are presumed lost.

U-67 Left Lorient on 25 September with orders to patrol off the Northeastern coast of the USA. On the same day, it was attacked by a British aircraft, which the flack gunners drove away.

The U boat's last communication was on 28 September, reporting a large, heavily escorted British convoy on BE9358.

Kplt. Bucher was an experienced commander and veteran of 18 patrols.

You lost another boat ????
One is careless
Two is incompetance
Anything more is Brag
:rotfl: :rotfl:

Join the back of the queue for another :roll:

Hey, BBW! Watch it, I've got another tub and TORPEDOES!
Back to 1939 when life was easy. :oops:

Yeah you were nearly at the hard point
:doh:

I got a glimpse at what lies ahead. lots of destroyers who see you before you do, an aircraft carrier and a submarine. Buggers sent 5 destroyers to do the tap dance. I was afraid of going too deep due to gunfire damage. Hull crushed at 180 meters.

A big S! to the fallen U-67 crew. (Gott, we've been losing a lot of boats lately. I hope this isn't some sort of trend!)

crap.


does this mean the party is off?

http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/showthread.php?t=118606 :nope:

We survived the party and went to sea . . . :dead:

CRAP!

well it was a helluva night to remember then.

unfortunately i only recall something about a cute petite French girl named Paige and something about a portly nude french girl being chased by someone...

... why is that familiar? :rotfl:

Brag I'm sorry to hear your U-67 is missing. It brought us all many contact reports.
R.I.P.

U-48 is also reported missing during the Norwegian campaign. Can't remember where I put it.

No seriously I got cought in shallow waters. Never break your own rules :nope:

lots of subs get it these days :nope:
U-124 is gone as well at 25 august of 1943 near Loch Ewe (raided it) and got destroyed by 4x 2 wellingtons :o:dead: