Attack convoy BE3366

Sea Hawk · 05-05-09, 04:54 PM

I’m just returning from a patrol W of Norway Oct 1939, Hurricane conditions most of the time. Used up most of my fuel chasing hydrophone contacts. Still have all torpedoes.

I’m on my way down the W side of Denmark heading for Kiel Canal. I get the following messages:-
Convoy sited, inbound, moderately escorted BE3366
SSSI 50.20N 12.45W SS Bretagne
SSS Request assistance 50.20N 12.45W SS Karamea
SSS Request assistance 50.20N 12.45W SS Lockavon
To U6 (me) from U45 attack convoy.

How do I find the convoy?
Is there a way of showing latitude and longitude on my charts while I am mid patrol?
What is BE3366? Is it a part of a British chart? How do I find out where it is?

05-05-09, 04:54 PM	#1
Sea Hawk Loader Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Warrington Posts: 88 Downloads: 15 Uploads: 0	Attack convoy BE3366 I’m just returning from a patrol W of Norway Oct 1939, Hurricane conditions most of the time. Used up most of my fuel chasing hydrophone contacts. Still have all torpedoes. I’m on my way down the W side of Denmark heading for Kiel Canal. I get the following messages:- Convoy sited, inbound, moderately escorted BE3366 SSSI 50.20N 12.45W SS Bretagne SSS Request assistance 50.20N 12.45W SS Karamea SSS Request assistance 50.20N 12.45W SS Lockavon To U6 (me) from U45 attack convoy. How do I find the convoy? Is there a way of showing latitude and longitude on my charts while I am mid patrol? What is BE3366? Is it a part of a British chart? How do I find out where it is? __________________ "engage the enemy more closely" Admiral Horatio Nelson 21/10/1805 Trafalgar