German U-Boat

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Bernal Herrera |
Thanks a lot for the e-mails. I enjoyed and shared them with my family. There is an unproved history about a u-boat that was sunk near the Amatique bay in the Atlantic coast off Guatemala in 1944 by attack by a patrol plane based in Panama. Local fishermen say it is true, but there isn't any real fact, so this is maybe a fake.

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Mike Sella |
Thank You for your informative letters. It was very enjoyable learning about u-boat warfare.

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Edward J. Moriarty |
I was a UH-1H Huey army helicopter pilot in Vietnam from July 1969 through July 1970. I certainly experienced my share of fear, and I could "appear" as courageous as any other army helicopter pilot in my troop. However, I cannot understand how these brave men of the World War II German U-Boat service could possibly summon the courage necessary to conduct combat operations from under the waves. 30,000 dead German submariners out of a total of 40,000 sub sailors who went to sea leads me to one conclusion. I conclude that from 1942 through May of 1945, U-Boats service was nearly a certain death assignment.

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Brad Dellwoo |
Very informative site. I especially liked the parts on the convoy attacks. And thanks for the terrific newsletters.

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Edo Tijan |
Sir,
I was enjoying this site. Maybe I can suggest you, that as site for the Japanese submarines, you will give type of the submarine, ext to its number. Like M/V BOR was torpedoed by U 137. which type it was ?.
Anyhow I consider this site as a source of data for the people not taking part in WW2, and as memory for those who died in it, regardless of their nationality, and political orientation.
Once again congratulations for this site.

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John Duff |
Thank you for the informative articles. I found it very interesting..

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Brian Waxham |
I woner what would happen if you asked todays youth to do a patrol in a U Boat without a computior

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Rupam Jana |
Thank you,for the info which u shared with me about the U-Boats.Its intresting but sometimes I think they r deadly weapon yet an engineering marvel the mankind has ever built...

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Hassel Bruno |
Thank you for this site, very interesting and I hope I will go sometimes to the still existing U-boat.

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Michael Craddock |
Thank you

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TOM BRIZZI |
TORPEDOS LOS!

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-wolf |
Hmm, you should revise the XXI article. It's sounds not satisfying due to german production weakness. From my sources the evolved this type with development failures and following 'on the job' repairs. I think that you should carefully review this part.
greetings,
-wolf

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Matt Hall |
Great Website. I have visited all the U-boats except the Type II in Finland. Enjoyed the U-boat Trivia e-mails.

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Devon |
Great Website... Great for Learning and also lots of detail!

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Chuck Griffin |
Being a WW2 buff for several years, This site is a great tribute to those brave souls that fought against overwhelming odds.

Thank You,for all you do.

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