Pictures of Your U-number - Page 2

bigboywooly · 08-12-06, 04:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Deimos01

Not sure but I beleave this is a web site about U-575. Good pics!

http://www.ewetel.net/~diana.elsterm...gsberichte.htm

Its all in German and since Im a dumb ass American, the only language I speak is bad english... I cant really make heads or tails of it.

Go here http://www.worldlingo.com/en/website...ranslator.html
You can put the web adress in and it will translate the page for you
Its not a great translation but you will get the idea

moselgott · 08-12-06, 06:26 PM

Now it´s my turn to tell you about "my" U-45 type VII B. It was comissioned June 25th 1938 under Kptlt. Alexander Gelhaar. It was already sunk SW of Ireland on October 14th 1939 by depth charges of the British destroyers HMS Ivanhoe, HMS Inglefield and HMS Intrepid. No survivors, 38 dead. Despite their fast end, they managed to sink 2 ships for a total of 19,313 GRT. Unfortunately I couldn´t find a picture of U-45

Greet cha all

- e flumine mosella in orbem terrarum -

HunterICX · 08-12-06, 06:49 PM

Rilder- I found one pic about the U-123

source : http://souvenirs-de-mer.blogdns.net/article122.html

johan_d · 08-12-06, 06:49 PM

I have the U-111, still lucky in 1941, the official records show:

Sunk 4 Oct, 1941 south-west of Tenerife, in position 27.15N, 20.27W, by depth charges from the British anti-submarine trawler HMS Lady Shirley. 8 dead and 44 survivors.

but I am in august, so I am sweating right now..

Oh, a good read: http://www.dutchsubmarines.com/speci..._moonlight.htm

galahad · 08-12-06, 08:11 PM

There is a whole book about U297, apparently it was dived on just a couple years ago, the wreck off the coast of Scotland in 285 feet of water. This website gives a little bit of info about the expedition:
http://www.beyondmagazine.co.uk/wreck/u297.htm
Here is a pic of U297 in drydock in 1943:

Unfortunatly the U297 was not as lucky as me it seems, sunk by a Sunderland aircraft while snorkeling Dec. 6th 1944, losing all 50 hands. It was the first and only patrol for the boat, it was sunk so quickly that not even a distress call was sent out.

IrishUboot · 08-12-06, 08:38 PM

U-48 in service.

U-48 in Kiel (June 1941). These photos were said to be taken as she was transferred from active service to the training flottillen 26.

A successful boat indeed.

Burzum · 08-12-06, 10:03 PM

I cannot find anywhere U-751

08-12-06, 10:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by HunterICX

Rilder- I found one pic about the U-123

source : http://souvenirs-de-mer.blogdns.net/article122.html

Aye, thanks m8, shes a beautifull lil boat, I even have the same conning tower it seems

NIGHTFIGHTER · 08-13-06, 07:15 PM

Dam, this is spooky, went on u-boat net to look for U-45, no picture but found out it was sunk in 39 by three destroyers southwest of Ireland,well whats weird about that? OK my U-45 has made it to 1940 but this afternoon before coming on here my sub was sunk by 3 destroyers off yes more or less the very same grid referance as the real U-45, god im all for realisim but that is really frightning.

Marriott · 08-13-06, 08:56 PM

didnt find a pic of U-73 however i did find out that on august 11 1943 she sank the British aircraft carrier HMS Eagle.

Lovro · 08-14-06, 04:22 AM

U-46

21 ships sunk for a total of 90.408 GRT
2 auxiliary warships sunk for a total of 35.284 GRT
4 ships damaged for a total of 25.491 GRT
1 ship a total loss for a total of 2.080 GRT

and she made it till 45

enaceo · 08-14-06, 05:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lovro

U-46

21 ships sunk for a total of 90.408 GRT
2 auxiliary warships sunk for a total of 35.284 GRT
4 ships damaged for a total of 25.491 GRT
1 ship a total loss for a total of 2.080 GRT

and she made it till 45

Looks like we're on the same boat

IrishUboot · 08-14-06, 08:45 AM

Top o' the mornin to you, lads. Isn't life great in the 7. U-Flottille?

IrishUboot · 08-14-06, 03:14 PM

A few more of the most successful U-Boot in the Kriegsmarine, U-48:

Lzs von swe · 08-17-06, 04:17 PM

I found a Spanish site about U-77 http://club.telepolis.com/ifach/andr.../submarino.htm and translated it with Google. There are some pics off the boat and its crew. She was sunk 28 off March 1943 by a Lockheed A28 Hanson just off the coast at Peñón de Ifach en Calpe, en las coordenadas 38º 33” 309 N- 000º 14” 85 E. 9 survivors, 36 dead and 2 missing. It was her 15´th patrol. Some off the dead was buried at the local cemetery. U-77 had served in the 7 and 23 and was in the 29´th when she was sunk. Her first commander was Heinrich Schonder and her second was Otto Hartmann. He was only 26 years old. Life was tough and short in the u-boats.

08-12-06, 06:26 PM	#17
moselgott Watch Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 23 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Now it´s my turn to tell you about "my" U-45 type VII B. It was comissioned June 25th 1938 under Kptlt. Alexander Gelhaar. It was already sunk SW of Ireland on October 14th 1939 by depth charges of the British destroyers HMS Ivanhoe, HMS Inglefield and HMS Intrepid. No survivors, 38 dead. Despite their fast end, they managed to sink 2 ships for a total of 19,313 GRT. Unfortunately I couldn´t find a picture of U-45 Greet cha all - e flumine mosella in orbem terrarum - __________________ "War does not determine who´s right, only who´s left" - Bertrand Russel

08-12-06, 06:49 PM	#18
HunterICX Rear Admiral Join Date: May 2006 Location: Malaga, España Posts: 10,750 Downloads: 8 Uploads: 0	Rilder- I found one pic about the U-123 source : http://souvenirs-de-mer.blogdns.net/article122.html __________________

08-12-06, 06:49 PM	#19
johan_d Samurai Navy Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: The Netherlands Posts: 556 Downloads: 113 Uploads: 1	I have the U-111, still lucky in 1941, the official records show: Sunk 4 Oct, 1941 south-west of Tenerife, in position 27.15N, 20.27W, by depth charges from the British anti-submarine trawler HMS Lady Shirley. 8 dead and 44 survivors. but I am in august, so I am sweating right now.. Oh, a good read: http://www.dutchsubmarines.com/speci..._moonlight.htm Last edited by johan_d; 08-12-06 at 07:13 PM.

08-12-06, 10:03 PM	#22
Burzum Mate Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Croatia Posts: 54 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	I cannot find anywhere U-751 __________________

08-14-06, 08:45 AM	#28
IrishUboot Sparky Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Malin Head, Eire/Ireland Posts: 156 Downloads: 22 Uploads: 0	Top o' the mornin to you, lads. Isn't life great in the 7. U-Flottille? __________________ "A braver man than Arthur Griffith, I never met" - Frederick Edwin Smith, The First Earl of Birkenhead, British negotiator of the Anglo-Irish Treaty 1921. Last edited by IrishUboot; 08-14-06 at 11:23 AM.

08-12-06, 08:11 PM	#20
galahad Seaman Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 33 Downloads: 9 Uploads: 0	There is a whole book about U297, apparently it was dived on just a couple years ago, the wreck off the coast of Scotland in 285 feet of water. This website gives a little bit of info about the expedition: http://www.beyondmagazine.co.uk/wreck/u297.htm Here is a pic of U297 in drydock in 1943: Unfortunatly the U297 was not as lucky as me it seems, sunk by a Sunderland aircraft while snorkeling Dec. 6th 1944, losing all 50 hands. It was the first and only patrol for the boat, it was sunk so quickly that not even a distress call was sent out.

08-12-06, 08:38 PM	#21
IrishUboot Sparky Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Malin Head, Eire/Ireland Posts: 156 Downloads: 22 Uploads: 0	U-48 in service. U-48 in Kiel (June 1941). These photos were said to be taken as she was transferred from active service to the training flottillen 26. A successful boat indeed.

08-13-06, 07:15 PM	#24
NIGHTFIGHTER Mate Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: NORFOLK Posts: 55 Downloads: 20 Uploads: 0	Dam, this is spooky, went on u-boat net to look for U-45, no picture but found out it was sunk in 39 by three destroyers southwest of Ireland,well whats weird about that? OK my U-45 has made it to 1940 but this afternoon before coming on here my sub was sunk by 3 destroyers off yes more or less the very same grid referance as the real U-45, god im all for realisim but that is really frightning.

08-13-06, 08:56 PM	#25
Marriott Torpedoman Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 113 Downloads: 19 Uploads: 0	didnt find a pic of U-73 however i did find out that on august 11 1943 she sank the British aircraft carrier HMS Eagle.

08-14-06, 04:22 AM	#26
Lovro Sailor man Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Slovenia Posts: 46 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	U-46 21 ships sunk for a total of 90.408 GRT 2 auxiliary warships sunk for a total of 35.284 GRT 4 ships damaged for a total of 25.491 GRT 1 ship a total loss for a total of 2.080 GRT and she made it till 45

08-14-06, 03:14 PM	#29
IrishUboot Sparky Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Malin Head, Eire/Ireland Posts: 156 Downloads: 22 Uploads: 0	A few more of the most successful U-Boot in the Kriegsmarine, U-48: __________________ "A braver man than Arthur Griffith, I never met" - Frederick Edwin Smith, The First Earl of Birkenhead, British negotiator of the Anglo-Irish Treaty 1921. Last edited by IrishUboot; 08-14-06 at 03:19 PM.

08-17-06, 04:17 PM	#30
Lzs von swe Ace of the Deep Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Norrkoping, Sweden Posts: 1,074 Downloads: 66 Uploads: 0	I found a Spanish site about U-77 http://club.telepolis.com/ifach/andr.../submarino.htm and translated it with Google. There are some pics off the boat and its crew. She was sunk 28 off March 1943 by a Lockheed A28 Hanson just off the coast at *Peñón de Ifach en Calpe, en las coordenadas* *38º 33” 309 N- 000º 14” 85 E.* 9 survivors, 36 dead and 2 missing. It was her 15´th patrol. Some off the dead was buried at the local cemetery. U-77 had served in the 7 and 23 and was in the 29´th when she was sunk. Her first commander was Heinrich Schonder and her second was Otto Hartmann. He was only 26 years old. Life was tough and short in the u-boats. __________________

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