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Germans on boat

U-83, a Type VIIB U-boat, on its second Atlantic patrol, 1941.  At this time, the boat was commanded by Oberleutnant-zur-Zee Werner Kruas, RKT.  U-83 was sunk by depth charges in the Med, 4 March, 1943.  The boat went down with all hands (50), including the then-commander, Kaptinleutnant Ulrich Worisshofffer.  Best regards, JR.

U-83 on patrol.

U 1009, the first U-boat to surrender, arrives at Loch Eriboll, Scotland after a voyage from Bergen. With her black surrender flag flying, U 1009 approaches escort ships of the Royal Navy. In the background is the Captain class frigate HMS BYRON of the 21st Escort Group 
