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1.) Leaving harbour with a calm sunny weather ![]() 2.) On my way to patrol area trough north of Britain the weather was calm enough to do accurate manual gunnery during night sinking one merchant ship. ![]() 3.) I arrive to my patrol quadrant in the Atlantic and struggle in a 15m/s storm for the next 3 months. I did manage to intercept a convoy of two british auxiliary cruisers and a destroyer but was only able to observe and report them, the waves made getting a (manual) torpedo solution very hard. ![]() 4.) As I start heading back to base the weather is almost perfectly calm at one point, then changing to moderate swells. All in all the weather was quite dynamic. Even the 3 month storm had skies from clear to overcast with occational rain. Only the 15m/s wind and waves stayed the same. I'm using the GWX Gold mod. |
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Here's a sad story I refound on uboat.net:
"U-106, 23 Oct 1941 An incredibly sad event befell U-106 on this date. When the replacement watch opened the tower hatch in rough seas they found out that the entire previous tower watch of 4 men had been washed overboard. [Oberleutnant zur See Werner Grüneberg, Fähnrich zur See Herbert von Bruchhausen, Oberbootsmannmaat Karl Heemann, Matrose Ewald Brühl]" |
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