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aj906 01-18-12 12:20 AM

To: BdU
From U-123
22.02.1941

Convoy CG9592 Kurs West. 8knts. Minimal escort. Sunk two large merchants and one Fiji Class. 26000 tons. Am keeping contact.

aj906 01-18-12 04:30 AM

Heavy damage. CG9592. One dead. Unable to submerge. Request Esco....

cpt. kiel 01-18-12 06:01 AM

u-47 first Patrol
 
After leaving Kiel i was headed west to the english channels to reach my patrol grid in the atlantic at a speed of 6 knots.

shortly after entering the channel a English destroyer suddenly engaged me in the storm he hit my batteries and destroyed the right starboard elektrick engine forcing me with no power to hit the buttom of the channel and right after i got dept charged causing flooding in the 3 front compartmens with sonar radio and both periscopes destroyed i waited for the end. But! the destroyer disapeared and after 1 hour the flooding was under control and i was able to surface.
i quess it was just luck that the hull wasnt entirely destroyed and i was on shallow waters god bless me:)

atm im on my way to kiel once again for repairs probally the worst patrol ive ever made but also the most exiting and a great start of the campaign:salute:

VONHARRIS 01-18-12 06:14 AM

U-538 IXC/40
 
Patrol 15

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aj906 01-18-12 05:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by aj906 (Post 1823327)
Heavy damage. CG9592. One dead. Unable to submerge. Request Esco....


Had dived after leaving the convoy but was picked up about an hour later by a contact which brought in three more. Over the next two hours I counted 47 depth charges. Suffered severe damage and major flooding. As I knew from the attack on the convoy it was raining and foggy with calm seas and it was 1945 hours I had a shot at escaping on the surface. I ordered the ballast to be blown and run at full speed. I surfaced with enough space from the attackers to get full top side and up to a top speed of just 11 knots before a corvette came at me from astern. It fired off several rounds which caused more damage (destroyed the radio antennae) and wounded three crew members. I shot off a torpedo that thankfully hit the corvette (I don't know if it sunk - wasn't credited for it) and it pulled away. I saw several star shells go up but the enemy lost contact. I then hugged the coast of Spain and Portugal all the way home at flank speed on the surface. Made it back to St Nazaire with 3% hull integrity.

Total tonnage 44,000 tons.

Leandros 01-18-12 05:34 PM

U47 - Lt.z.S. Willi Hartmann - 3rd patrol - Oct. 1939 190636 - in the English Channel

Heading back home through the Channel now with one aft tube torp for self-defense left. We have seen a lot of small coastal vessels, most of them sunk using the deck gun. Also snuk up on an ASW trawler in the dark and finished him. Finally hit upon a large westbound convoy South of Exmouth escorted only by a J&K destroyer. Tried to nail him while he passed us in front of the convoy, he was saved by the zigzagging, did not discover the bubble track of the torpedo. We let him go and concentrated on the merchants. Then we experienced a multitude of torpedo failures, mostly when firing on magnetic fuze. Lost 2 "Medium Cargos" on that. The end result was two Intermediate Tankers and the J&K which returned to the convoy.

Just as he started hunting us we lost power on the electric engines and started slowly descending. However, the J&K missed us marginally on his first run-in. I switched a dedicated engineer officer to the engine room, that seemed to help. Ordered full reverse when he had passed behind us and lined him up for bow shot as he started to turn around in front of us. Gave him a nice full angle on impact almost exactly at 400 meters distance. He stopped still in the water, burning, but not sinking. After having wasted a couple of more torps on the merchants I gave him the decisive blow as we were leaving the field.

Hope we get safely home now.

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Kapt Z 01-18-12 10:03 PM

Yes! Hard to believe, but those torpedo hits, under the bow and on the starboard side, are EXACTLY where my two magnetics detonated!:o

Last I saw though, mine was no where near in that much distress.:nope:

Missing Name 01-19-12 07:21 AM

Torpedoed a small passenger/cargo ship. Two hits, and 50 shells from the 10.5cm. Attacked by aircraft, suffered engine damage. Target ship limped away.

k2r 01-19-12 10:50 AM

Hi guys, I'm a new member here.
English isn't my natural language, so excuse me if I making some mistakes.This is the first time I try to making a "RPG-like" patrol report.

This is my new career :

During May 1941, Kapitänleutnant Johann Mohr was transferred to the "Saltzwedel" Flotille in Lorient to taking command of the IXB U-124, his first submarine.
This is the radio communications of his first patrol.


1 May 1941
00:49 / TO BDU / SITREP / OPENING COMMUNICATIONS CHANNEL / LEAVING LORIENT AND FOLLOWING ESCORT / HEADING FOR PATROL ZONE / RADIO SILENCE UNTIL PZ UNLESS SITUATION DEMANDS IT / U124

6 May 1941
04:15 / TO BDU / SITREP / ENGAGED AND SUNK THE BRITISH MERCHANT SS ACHILLES IN GRID CG81 X 8084 GRT/ FIRED THREE TORPEDOES / FOLLOWING ROUTE TO PATROL ZONE / U124
07:50 / TO BDU / SITREP / ENGAGED AND SUNK BRITISH CARGO SS RAINBOW IN GRID CG81 X 6781 GRT / FIRED THREE TORPEDOES / FOLLOWING ROUTE TO PATROL ZONE / U124

11 May 1941
10:50 / TO BDU / SITREP / PATROL ZONE REACHED / BAD WEATHER X NO VISIBILITY X HEAVY RAIN / U124

13 May 1941
03:38 / TO BDU / SITREP / NO TRAFFIC IN PATROL ZONE / GOOD WEATHER / U124

14 May 1941
13:47 / TO BDU / SITREP / NO TRAFFIC IN PATROL ZONE / REQUESTING NEW ORDERS / U124

19 May 1941
18:02 / TO BDU / SITREP / GRID CG94 REACHED / TWO BRITISH PLANES SPOTTED / CRASH DIVE / U124

20 May 1941
05:39 / TO BDU / SITREP / NO TRAFFIC IN CG94 / TWO BRITISH PLANES SPOTTED / CRASH DIVE / U124
12:17 / TO BDU / SITREP / ATTACKED BY A BRITISH PLAN IN CG94 / CRASH DIVE / TROUBLES WITH DIESEL ENGINES / CAUTION THE ZONE IS FULL OF ENNEMIES PLANES /U124
16:47 / TO BDU / SITREP / BRITISH PLANE SPOTTED IN CG94 / CRASH DIVE / NO MORE TROUBLES WITH DIESEL ENGINES / U124
22:38 / TO BDU / CONTACT / FRENCH MERCHANT SPOTTED IN CG94 X HEADING WEST / U124

21 May 1941
05:29 / TO BDU / SITREP / ENGAGED AND SUNK BRITISH CARGO SS FAIRLAND IN CG94 X 5081 GRT / FIRED FOUR TORPEDOES / U124
15:02 / TO BDU / ATTACKED BY A BRITISH PLANE IN CG94 / CRASH DIVE / NO DAMAGES / BAD WEATHER CONDITIONS / U124

22 May 1941
05:49 / TO BDU / SITREP / ENGAGED AND SUNK BRITISH MERCHANT SS ASTRONOMER IN CG94 X 10615 GRT/ FIRED FOUR TORPEDOES / U124
11:16 / TO BDU / SITREP / BRITISH PLANE SPOTTED IN CG94 / CRASH DIVE / BAD WEATHER CONDITIONS / U124

23 May 1941
09:51 / TO BDU / SITREP / BRITISH MERCHANT SPOTTED IN CG94 / FIRED THREE TORPEDOES X TWO DULLS / ENNEMY SHIP IS DAMAGED BUT DOESN’T WANT TO SINK / WEATHER CONDITIONS REALLY UNFAVORABLES X WE LOST THE CONTACT / DECIDED TO RETURN TO BASE / U124

30 May 1941
12:00 / TO BDU / ENTERING LORIENT X REQUESTING ESCORT IN \ BAD WEATHER CONDITION X NO VISIBILITY / U124


Total GRT : 30561
Days at sea : 30



Sailor Steve 01-19-12 12:47 PM

WELCOME ABOARD! :sunny:

Very nice report. :rock:

Kapt Z 01-19-12 11:33 PM

U-97 4th patrol
 
Patrol 4

U-97, type VIIC
7th/13th Flotilla, St. Nazaire
Assigned Grid: AM27
Departed: 13FEB41
Returned: 24MAR41

4 Merchant ships sunk
2 Tankers sunk

53,769 tons

1 torpedo remaining
No damage sustained

Oblt. Ernst Walzer

k2r 01-20-12 04:40 AM

Second patrol of Johann Mohr with the U-124. In cause of some Diesel engines troubles during the first patrol, the U-124 remained docked in Lorient for revisions until August 1941. Hited by some Spitfire balls in the Gibraltar area, the hull needed some reparations too.

For his second patrol, Mohr was assigned to patrol the grid CG87. The radio communications :

30 August 1941
09:31 / TO BDU / SITREP / OPENING COMMUNICATIONS CHANNEL / LEAVING LORIENT AND FOLLOWING ESCORT / HEADING FOR PATROL ZONE / RADIO SILENCE UNTIL PZ UNLESS SITUATION DEMANDS IT / U124

31 August 1941
21:03 / TO BDU / SITREP / ENGAGED AND SUNK BRITISH MERCHANT SS KWAI SANG IN GRID BF42 X 2253 GRT / FIRED THREE TORPEDOES / FOLLOWING ROUTE TO PATROL ZONE / U124

3 September 1941
12:55 / TO BDU / SITREP / ENGAGED AND SUNK BRITISH MERCHANT SS CAP TARIFA IN GRID CG51 X 2230 GRT / FIRED THREE TORPEDOES X TWO DULLS / FOLLOWING ROUTE TO PATROL ZONE / U124

4 September 1941
22:52 / TO BDU / SITREP / PATROL ZONE REACHED / BAD WEATHER CONDITIONS / U124

6 September 1941
10:04 / TO BDU / SITREP /NO TRAFFIC IN PATROL ZONE / GOOD WEATHER / U124
16:34 / TO BDU / CONTACT / PORTUGUESE MERCHANT SPOTTED IN PATROL ZONE X HEADING SW / U124

7 September 1941
07:55/ TO BDU / SITREP / ENGAGED AND SUNK BRITISH CARGO SS GUDVOR IN PATROL ZONE X 1969 GRT/ ENGAGED WITH DECKGUN / U124

9 September 1941
20:30 / TO BDU / SITREP / NO TRAFFIC IN PATROL ZONE / BAD WEATHER / REQUESTING NEW ORDERS / U124

12 Septembre 1941
20:18 / TO BDU / SITREP / ENGAGED AND SUNK BRITISH CARGO SS ORKLA IN BF42 X 2228 GRT / FIRED THREE TORPEDOES / U124

13 September 1941
19:39 / TO BDU / SITREP / GRID BE61 REACHED / GOOD WEATHER / U124

15 September 1941
20:50 / TO BDU / SITREP / ENGAGED LARGE CONVOY IN BE63 X SANK BRITISH WARSHIP HMS WILD GOOSE X 1250 GRT / FIRED TWO TORPEDOES / REQUEST PERMISSION TO CHASE CONVOY / GOOD WEATHER CONDITIONS / U124

16 September 1941
14:48 / TO BDU / SITREP / ENGAGED LARGE CONVOY IN BE63 X SANK BRITISH CARGO SS SEA DOLPHIN X 8621 GRT / FIRED THREE TORPEDOES / EVADING CONVOY WITHOUT DAMAGES / U124
17 September 1941
21:17 / TO BDU / CONTACT / BRITISH WARSHIP SPOTTED IN BE63 / CRASH DIVE / GOOD WEATHER / U124

18 September 1941
05:58 / TO BDU / SITREP / ENGAGED AND SUNK BRITISH CARGO SS ROBIN DONCASTER IN BE63 X 5078 GRT / FIRED ONE TORPEDO X COUP DE GRACE WITH DECKGUN / U124

20 September 1941
05:37 / TO BDU / SITREP / ENGAGED AND SUNK BRITISH CARGO SS BELGIAN SOLDIER IN BE63 X 6782 GRT / FIRED TWO TORPEDOES / U124

22 September 1941
13:22 / TO BDU / SITREP / NO TRAFFIC IN BE63 / BAD WEATHER X NO VISIBILITY X RAIN / RETURNING TO BASE X ESTIMED TIME 70H / U124

25 September 1941
00:20 / TO BDU / SITREP / ENTERING LORIENT X REQUESTING ESCORT IN / U124

GRT : 30411
Days at sea : 27
Career GRT : 60972
Total days at sea : 57

VONHARRIS 01-20-12 05:02 AM

U-538 IXC/40
 
Patrol 17

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Obltn Strand 01-20-12 06:52 AM

Kapitänleutnant Sigmund Strand

U-6 type IIa (1 patrol)
U-72 type VIIc (2 patrols)

Career tonnage: 24 940 tons

Patrol 3
U-72, 7th Flotilla
Left at: April 6, 1940, 10:43
From: Kiel
Mission Orders: Patrol grid DH28

18.7.1941
13:20 Arrived patrol area
29.7.1941
22:37 Ship sighted. DH5122. Small steamer on NNE course.
23:29 Fired tube I. G7e, range 900m, speed 5 kts, Aob red 80, depth 3m. Hit
30.7.1941
00:15 Target sunk with gunfire. Despite using heavy firepower target replied with accurate but short lived flak fire. Sustained minor damage. DH 2797
31.7.1941
12:23 /From BdU: Patrol grid CF95/
1.8.1941
06:00 Arrived patrol area. CF 9577
2.8.1941
08:30 Took external forward torpedo on board.
16.8.1941
10:04
/From BdU: Patrol grid CG76/
17.8.1941
20:10 Arrived patrol area. CG7611
20.8.1941
05:56 A/c, crashdive. CG 7668
22.8.1941
17:08 Convoy sighted. CG 7685
18:22 Convoy at CG 7684, heading W at 7 kts.
21:00
/From BdU: U-72 report location of the boat and convoy/
23:00
/From BdU: U-72 report status of the boat/
23.8.1941
03:00
/From BdU: U-72 has failed to reply communications. Presumed lost/

Nooooooooooo! Thrice cursed be that evil radar.

Leandros 01-20-12 03:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Leandros (Post 1823772)
U47 - Lt.z.S. Willi Hartmann - 3rd patrol - Oct. 1939 190636 - in the English Channel

Heading back home through the Channel now with one aft tube torp for self-defense left. We have seen a lot of small coastal vessels, most of them sunk using the deck gun. Also snuk up on an ASW trawler in the dark and finished him. Finally hit upon a large westbound convoy South of Exmouth escorted only by a J&K destroyer. Tried to nail him while he passed us in front of the convoy, he was saved by the zigzagging, did not discover the bubble track of the torpedo. We let him go and concentrated on the merchants. Then we experienced a multitude of torpedo failures, mostly when firing on magnetic fuze. Lost 2 "Medium Cargos" on that. The end result was two Intermediate Tankers and the J&K which returned to the convoy.

Just as he started hunting us we lost power on the electric engines and started slowly descending. However, the J&K missed us marginally on his first run-in. I switched a dedicated engineer officer to the engine room, that seemed to help. Ordered full reverse when he had passed behind us and lined him up for bow shot as he started to turn around in front of us. Gave him a nice full angle on impact almost exactly at 400 meters distance. He stopped still in the water, burning, but not sinking. After having wasted a couple of more torps on the merchants I gave him the decisive blow as we were leaving the field.

Hope we get safely home now.



U47 - Lt.z.S. Willi Hartmann - 4th patrol - Nov. 1939 260000 - Wilhelmshafen

Ready to depart on Patrol 4 now. The last part of Patrol 3 was not without incidents. W were discovered by an MTB in daylight half way through the Channel, approaching us straight from the fore. Decided to stay above not to be caught up by any destroyers called in by the MTB. Gun crew started fire at 4.000 meters distance. At 1.000 meters there was finally a good hit. Lucky, as we only had 20 rounds when the skirmish started. I had forgot. In the meantime we had received some damage but no casualties. The Flak crew finished it off. Later in the day we were jumped by an ASW trawler suddenly approaching out of the mist on our starboard side. With only the spare aft torpedo left and all the deck gun ammo wasted I turned tail, heading AK straight north to get away from it. In this we succeeded as it did only 8 knots but only after having received some more damage.

As we approached the narrowest part of the Straits we went down and waited for the dark. We then crossed over on the surface without any incidents. HI when in Wilhelmshafen 64%.

We have now been given a mission area in North Atlantic and I decided to postpone my application for transfer to Type IX. We are departing shortly. Hopefully we find some fat convoys. Till now there has been too much small frey.

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Leandros 01-20-12 07:24 PM

U47 - Lt.z.S. Willi Hartmann - 4th patrol - Dec. 1939 061902 - approaching the Orkney/Shetland gap homebound

Another disappointing patrol with much small frey. Finally bumped into a large convoy in the North-West Approaches but the largest ship was a medium cargo. Wasted two torps on it, the third did it. In the meantime the 2 Black Swan escorts made themselves felt. Both were sunk with fast G7's on magnetic fuze. Very short distance. The magnetic fuzes have a nasty habit of going off on long distances. Particularly in heavy seas.

The weather has been quite bad the last few days. Too bad since I planned to use up some deck gun ammo in the gap. We shall see how it turns out. I am not gong to sit here for very long to wait for better weather. Only have two aft torps left. Need to keep them for self-defense.

wildfire 01-21-12 04:36 AM

After a long break got back to playing SH3, was busy with SH5 but can't seem to really get into it even with mods added.

lol man I've had the VIIC a long time :cry: just got the IXB after my last mission now feel a bit better now. :D

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k2r 01-21-12 05:30 AM

Sad news about the U-124. During his third patrol, Johann Mohr and his crew were spotted by an American warship near Newport. Heavily deaphtcharged in shallow waters, the U-124 sank with all hands in January 1942.
After a unsucessfull patrol in south of Cape Vede (bad weather), Mohr received the order to ressuply at the Corrientes and to join a new patrol zone in the US east coast.
Here are the radio communications before the incident :

5 November 1941
23:56 / TO BDU / SITREP / OPENING COMMUNICATIONS CHANNEL / LEAVING LORIENT AND FOLLOWING ESCORT / HEADING FOR PATROL ZONE / RADIO SILENCE UNTIL PZ UNLESS SITUATION DEMANDS IT / U124

12 November 1941
15:48 / TO BDU / CONTACT / BRASILIAN MERCHANT SPOTTED IN DH63 X HEADING NE / HEADING FOR PATROL ZONE / U 124

18 November 1941
15:10 / TO BDU / SITREP / PATROL ZONE REACHED / BAD WEATHER / U124

20 November 1941
11:07 / TO BDU / SITREP / NO TRAFFIC IN PATROL ZONE / BAD WEATHER CONDITIONS / U124

27 November 1941
17:25 / TO BDU / CONTACT / BRITISH MERCHANT SPOTTED IN EK12 / WEATHER CONDITIONS REALLY UNFAVOURABLES TO ENGAGED / U124

1 December 1941
17:09 / TO BDU / SITREP / NO TRAFFIC IN DU18 / BAD WEATHER X NO VISIBILITY X HEAVY RAIN / U124

3 December 1941
13:12 / TO BDU / SITREP / NO TRAFFIC IN DU18 / BAD WEATHER X NO VISIBILITY X RAIN / U124

6 December 1941
06:56 / TO BDU / SITREP / NO TRAFFIC IN DH84 / BAD WEATHER X NO VISIBILITY X RAIN / U124

7 December 1941
15:53 / TO BDU / SITREP / NO TRAFFIC IN DH84 / BAD WEATHER / RETURNING TO BASE / U124

9 December 1941
08:05 / TO BDU / SITREP / NEW ORDERS RECEIVED AND UNDERSTANDED / HEADING TO RESSUPLY AS FAST AS WE CAN / U124

11 December 1941
00:21 / TO BDU / SITREP / RESSUPLY AT THE CORRIENTES DONE / HEADING FOR NEW PATROL ZONE / RADIO SILENCE UNTIL PZ UNLESS SITUATION DEMANDS IT / U124

25 December 1941
07:40 / TO BDU / SITREP / NEW PATROL ZONE REACHED / GOOD WEATHER / MERRY CHRISTMAS / U124
09:30 / TO BDU / SITREP / ENGAGED AND SUNK AMERICAN MERCHANT IN PATROL ZONE X 2345 GRT / ENGAGED WITH DECKGUN / U124
15:03 / TO BDU / SITREP / AMERICAN PLANE SPOTTED IN PATROL ZONE / CRASH DIVE / U124

27 December 1941
09:01 / TO BDU / SITREP / ENGAGED AND SUNK AMERICAN CARGO IN PATROL ZONE X 5079 GRT/ FIRED FOUR TORPEDOES X TWO DULLS X COUP DE GRACE WITH DECKGUN / U124
09:17 / TO BDU / SITREP / ENGAGED AND SUNK AMERICAN MERCHANT IN PATROL ZONE X 2396 GRT / ENGAGED WITH DECKGUN / U124
13:33 / TO BDU / SITREP / AMERICAN PLANE SPOTTED IN PATROL ZONE / CRASH DIVE / U124

28 December 1941
10:08 / TO BDU / SITREP / ENGAGED AND SUNK AMERICAN TRAWLER IN PATROL ZONE X 926 GRT / ENGAGED WITH DECKGUN / U124
13:50 / TO BDU / SITREP / AMERICAN PLANE SPOTTED IN PATROL ZONE / CRASH DIVE / U124

29 December 1941
06:16 / TO BDU / SITREP / ENGAGED AND SUNK AMERICAN CARGO IN PATROL ZONE X 8083 GRT / FIRED THREE TORPEDOES / U124
07:00 / TO BDU / CONTACT / AMERICAN WARSHIP SPOTTED IN PATROL ZONE / CRASH DIVE / U124

30 December 1941 (last message received from the U-124)

15:43 / TO BDU / SITREP / ENGAGED AND SUNK AMERICAN CARGO IN PATROL ZONE X 8620 GRT / FIRED ONE TORPEDO X COUP DE GRACE WITH DECKGUN / U124

Fregattenkapitän 01-21-12 05:48 AM

3 patrols done,

First one in Polen, sunk 3 ships(intro mission) 1 september 1939

Second one on the Eastern coast of Engeland, suck 8 ships, 10 oktober 1939

Third one and current on.
At the moment right in the middle of a convoy in the canal of Dover between Engeland and France

about 15 Freighters with 1 Escort, 3 Freighters are sinking
while the Escort is hunting me :cool: 27 oktober 1939.

k2r 01-21-12 10:11 AM

In October 1940, Leutenant Fritz Lemp taking command of the IXB submarine U-110 (docked at the "Saltzwedel" Flotlille in Lorient). For his first war patrol as Kaleun, Lemp is sent to grid BE86.

1 October 1940
21:16 / TO BDU / SITREP / OPENING COMMUNICATIONS CHANNEL / LEAVING LORIENT AND FOLLOWING ESCORT / HEADING FOR PATROL ZONE / RADIO SILENCE UNTIL PZ UNLESS SITUATION DEMANDS IT / U110

3 October 1940
17:25 / TO BDU / SITREP / ENGAGED AND SUNK BRITISH MERCHANT SS STIG GORTHON IN BF41 X 1964 GRT / ENGAGED WITH DECKGUN / HEADING FOR PATROL ZONE / U110

6 October 1940
03:46 / TO BDU / SITREP / PATROL ZONE REACHED / BAD WEATHER CONDITIONS / U110

8 October 1940
06:18 / TO BDU / CONTACT / ITALIAN MERCHANT SPOTTED IN PATROL ZONE X HEADING W / U110

10 October 1940
01:01 / TO BDU / SITREP / NO TRAFFIC IN PATROL ZONE / BAD WEATHER / REQUESTING NEW ORDERS / U110

16 October 1940
02:36 / TO BDU / SITREP / GRID AM54 REACHED / BAD WEATHER X NO VISIBILITY X RAIN / U110

18 October 1940
10:30 / TO BDU / SITREP / NO TRAFFIC IN AM54 / BAD WEATHER X NO VISIBILITY X RAIN / U110

20 October 1940
00:07 / TO BDU / SITREP / NO TRAFFIC IN AM54 / BAD WEATHER X NO VISIBILITY X RAIN / U110

22 October 1940
20:20 / TO BDU / SITREP / GRID BF17 REACHED / BAD WEATHER / U110

25 October 1940
07:29 / TO BDU / SITREP / ENGAGED LARGE CONVOY IN BF17 X SANK BRITISH CARGO SS GORTHON X 8578 GRT / FIRED FOUR TORPEDOES / EVADING WITHOUT DAMAGES / REQUES PERMISSION TO CHASE CONVOY / U110

26 Octobre 1940
04:48 / TO BDU / SITREP / LOST CONTACT WITH LARGE CONVOY X WEATHER CONDITIONS UNFAVORABLES / U110

28 October 1940
03:49 / TO BDU / CONTACT / BRITISH WARSHIP SPOTTED IN BF17 / CRASH DIVE / U110

30 October 1940
21:35 / TO BDU / CONTACT / ITALIAN TANKER SPOTTED IN BE63 / BAD WEATHER X NO VISIBILITY X HEAVY RAIN / U110

3 Novemver 1940
12:03 / TO BDU / SITREP / HUNTING IN BF17 AGAIN / 50 FUEL / BAD WEATHER / U110

6 November 1940
08:37 / TO BDU / SITREP / GRID BF44 REACHED / BAD WEATHER X NO VISIBILITY X HEAVY RAIN / U110

8 November 1940
02:55 / TO BDU / SITREP / HEADING TO INTERCEPT CONVOY IN BF11 / BAD WEATHER X NO VISIBILITY X RAIN / U110

10 November 1940
12:00 / TO BDU / SITREP / NO TRAFFIC IN BF11 X LOST CONVOY TRACKS / BAD WEATHER / U110

15 November 1940
15:51 / TO BDU / SITREP / ENTERING LORIENT X REQUESTING ESCORT IN / U110

Patrol GRT : 10542
Days at sea : 46

In three words : bad weather, bad weather and bad weather ! The conditions were catastrophic : heavy rain, high waves, strong wind and no visibility during the major part of the patrol. Chasing convoys was impossible.


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