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Iron Major · 05-26-20, 01:29 PM

I just registered and this is my first post. Today, I installed The Wolves of Steel mod on my Steam installation of SH5. I followed the .pdf instructions for downloading and installing the Mod and everything went without a hitch. I am just beginning my campaign and am looking forward to the trials that I must surely face, along with my crew, as we faithfully do our duty for the Fatherland.
Thanks to everyone involved in making The Wolves of Steel mod.
PS: I served in the US Army for ten years, but U-boats have always interested me. My best friend served on CV-41 and was an AO. My Uncle Dale Thompson was a MoMM during WW2 on the US submarine S-44, which was sunk on October 7, 1943 after making a night surface attack on what they thought was a Japanese merchantman, but turned out to be the Shimushu-class escort Ishigaki. The round from the S-44's deck gun was answered by a fusillade of fire from the Ishigaki which struck the S-44's control room, below the waterline in the after battery room, and elsewhere. There were only two survivors from the S-44 and my Uncle was not one of them. Thanks for reading and also for your great website. Much Respect.

05-26-20, 01:29 PM	#13164
Iron Major Bilge Rat Join Date: May 2020 Posts: 1 Downloads: 1 Uploads: 0	Thanks so much for the Mega-Mod. I just registered and this is my first post. Today, I installed The Wolves of Steel mod on my Steam installation of SH5. I followed the .pdf instructions for downloading and installing the Mod and everything went without a hitch. I am just beginning my campaign and am looking forward to the trials that I must surely face, along with my crew, as we faithfully do our duty for the Fatherland. Thanks to everyone involved in making The Wolves of Steel mod. PS: I served in the US Army for ten years, but U-boats have always interested me. My best friend served on CV-41 and was an AO. My Uncle Dale Thompson was a MoMM during WW2 on the US submarine S-44, which was sunk on October 7, 1943 after making a night surface attack on what they thought was a Japanese merchantman, but turned out to be the Shimushu-class escort Ishigaki. The round from the S-44's deck gun was answered by a fusillade of fire from the Ishigaki which struck the S-44's control room, below the waterline in the after battery room, and elsewhere. There were only two survivors from the S-44 and my Uncle was not one of them. Thanks for reading and also for your great website. Much Respect.