U 112 Type IXB 1940/2020 - 3rd War Patrol
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++++ KTB - U 112 Monday, 14 October 1940 - St.Nazaire Testing of Navigational and Radio Equipment. RST Kptlt.&Cmdr. |
U 112 Type IXB 1940/2020 - 3rd War Patrol
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++++ KTB - U 112 Tuesday, 15 October until Friday 18 October 1940 - St.Nazaire Taking on of Provisions, Ammunitions and Torpedoes: Ari and A/A ammunition: - SK-C/32, 10.5cm: 150 x SpG; 30 x LkG - M.G.-2cm-C/30: 4000 x PbG Taking on of torpedoes: - Tubes I-VI: G7e, K-b - Bow above floor plates: 2 x G7e, K-b - Bow under floor plates: 2x G7e, K-b & 2 x G7a, K-a - Aft under floor plates: 2 x G7a, K-a - Upper deck containers: 8 x G7a, K-a All torpedoes with fuse Pi-G7H (only AZ / Pi-1 without MZ). RST Kptlt.&Cmdr. |
U 112 Type IXB 1940/2020 - 3rd War Patrol
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++++ KTB - U 112 Saturday, 19 October 1940 - St.Nazaire Final Repairs and Adjustments. Basin Trials. RST Kptlt.&Cmdr. |
U 112 Type IXB 1940/2020 - 3rd War Patrol
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++++ KTB - U 112 Sunday, 20 October 1940 - St.Nazaire Taking on of potable water and fresh food provisions. Received operational orders for third war patrol with U 112 and eleventh war patrol overall: - At escort point "Tanne", deep dive trial at 200m-Line. - Send transfer message 10°West from Qu.5466BF. - Take up position in patrol line in front of Northern Channel, north of 57°30'N, in Marqu.18AL. RST Kptlt.&Cmdr. |
U 112 Type IXB 1940/2020 - 3rd War Patrol
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++++ KTB - U 112 Monday, 21 October 1940 - St.Nazaire 0135-0145 - Qu.6515BF - N2/2, clear, vis.10000, >1000mb Leaving St.Nazaire lock. Have to evade quite a few French steamers entering St.Nazaire. 0200 - Before taking on escort, noticed diesel and propulsion malfunction: Runs normal at Ahead Slow and Ahead 1/3; At Ahead Half, only 12kn and at Ahead Full, only 13kn; When switching to Flank Speed, both diesels run down to 65RPM. 0208 - Outgoing F.T.: To B.d.U.: Returning to base due to mechanical failure. - RST - 0240 - 0250 - Entering and leaving the lock. 0300 - Mooring the boat in the box. RST Kptlt.&Cmdr. |
U 112 Type IXB 1940/2020 - 3rd War Patrol - Back to shipyard
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++++ KTB - U 112 Monday, 21 October - Wednesday, 23 October 1940 - St.Nazaire - Penhoét Shipyard Repair of Diesel Engines. A membrane in the diesel manifold had ripped. RST Kptlt.&Cmdr. |
E.Morgersen patrol 20 October 1940.
Captain E.Morgesen.
Departed on 20 Oc:Kaleun_Salute:tober1940 from St.Nazaire, with the aim of patrolling the AM41 grid. 21,22,23, nothing new happens. The morale is always high, thanks to the Doc who is really good at keeping men busy heart and mind and us too. October 24th the crew begins to get bored, but the excitement returns when we reach our destination. 10.36 pm the sea becomes rough. October 25th the sea is always rough. The doctor begins his work with some men injured during service. Nothing important. 25th October at 12.36 pm a cargo ship is sighted in the distance. I ignore the merchant ship, we didn't come all this way for a miserable little boat. 09.58 pm.Finally a message from the BDU: large convoy sighted on AM19 grid with ESE course and speed of 7Kn. 26th October. We intercept the convoy at 00.45 am. Sea always moving. I follow the convoy in order attitude and at 06.45 am I will send a report to the BDU to know what to do. Attack or wait for other U-boats ? |
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My guess is, you will be ordered to attack alone ... |
U 112 Type IXB 1940/2020 - 3rd War Patrol - Leaving port again
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++++ KTB - U 112 Thursday, 24 October 1940 - St.Nazaire - Qu.6515BF 0640 - Casting off. 0650 - 0700 - St.Nazaire lock. 0705 - Put to sea for third war patrol with U 112 and eleventh war patrol overall, according to previously received Op.-Orders. Taking on escort. Testing Diesel Engines: - Slow: 7kn, (should be 7-8kn) - 1/3: 10kn (should be 11-12kn) - Half: 12kn (should be 13-14kn) - Full: 14-15kn (should be 16-17kn) - Flank: 16kn (should be 18-19kn) Diesel engines should run 2-3kn faster. Decision to commence with war patrol, heeding the following basic rules: - No Op. against fast convoys or single ships in bad weather and sea conditions. - Stay clear of enemy escorts and withdraw from ASW action by diving. 0740 - La Baule, 8.6sm off the stbd. beam. 1051 - Incoming F.T.: From B.d.U.: Heavy Cruiser "Admiral Scheer", leaving for merchant warfare in the Atlantic. Outgoing transit along the Norwegian coast and Denmark Strait. Attacks against capital ships in those areas only after absolutely certain identification. 1200 - Qu.6465BF - Days Run since St.Nazaire: 48.2sm - ↗ (5h 20') 1205 - Point "Nanni1" - 50m-Line - Releasing escort. 1420 - Norddeich Radio report on Ob.Ltnt. Lüth and Kptlt. Bleichroth being awarded with the Knight Cross. RST Kptlt.&Cmdr. |
U-69 « laughing cow » First patrol from St Nazaire
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U-140 torpedoed by British swordfish. While u boat was chasing merchant
Massive explosion All hands lost. 1942 January 2 00:28 Near Crete Island. |
U 112 Type IXB 1940/2020 - 3rd War Patrol - Outbound Transit
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++++ KTB - U 112 Friday, 25 October 1940 - Bay of Biscay 0138 - Airplane in 245°true, E=11000, on heading WNW. Turns out to be a FW200 Condor. Boat remains surfaced. 0258 - Point "Tanne" - 200m-Line. Diving for test dive at A+20. Testing submerged speed at T=50: - Slow: 3kn - 1/3: 4kn - Half: 5kn - Full: 6kn - Flank: 7kn All good. 0330 - Surfaced. 0832 - Twin engine airplane in 340°true, E=3000, on heading SSW. Getting as close as 2400m and flying off again on heading NNE. Cmdr.: "The distance from England is exactly the same distance as marked on the convoy map for airplane range in 1941." 1059 - 3 twin-engine airplanes in 45°true, E=9000, on heading SW. Diving at E=7000. At T=20, 6 bombs at the diving position - no damages. Distance 220sm from England. 1129 - Surfaced. WNW1/1, partly cloudy, visibility 8-9sm, >1000mb. 1200 - Qu.4663BF - Days Run: 274.3sm - ↗271.1sm (23h) - ↘3.2sm (1h) 1215 - Outgoing F.T.: To B.d.U.: Transit message 10°W. Twice enemy airplanes 220sm from England. Once bombs - no damages. Continue outward transit. 170cbm. WNW1/1, partly cloudy, visibility 16000, >1000mb. - RST - 1228 - Incoming F.T.: From B.d.U.: RST: Transit message received. Continue outward transit. RST Kptlt.&Cmdr. (to be continued) |
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Okay ... but how does it work, that it is being displayed like the KTB in the game? |
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