Russian C-54
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Russian C-54
On this U-boat, my grandfather served as commander of the mine and artillery. The U-boat came in the evening of March 5, 1944 naval base Polyarny, and go to Kongsfjord. Back did not return, on the radio never came. In the Russia of her no data. What could happen?
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Re: Russian C-54
hi,
one reliable source says http://www.uboat.net/allies/warships/ship/5114.html
The "Chronik des Seekriegs 1939-1945" says she was lost off Syltefjord on March, 10, 1944, in a German minefield.
greetings, the pb
one reliable source says http://www.uboat.net/allies/warships/ship/5114.html
The "Chronik des Seekriegs 1939-1945" says she was lost off Syltefjord on March, 10, 1944, in a German minefield.
greetings, the pb
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Re: Russian C-54
And in this book there is a link to the source? How to get information about the place of death of the boat?
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We can gain knowledge about S-54 exact place and reason of sinking only if she would be discovered at bottom. Germans has no data about their loss.
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Old tread, but there is a hatch in a cafe in Båtsfjord norway. Il have a pic of it. It was taken up bay a norwegian trawler on Syltefjord. Its russian and it have a number. can it meybe com from this boat russian u-54? is there av way to comfirm it from the number of te hatch?
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Re: Russian C-54
Old thread indeed but this may be of interest: full list of crewmembers with awards
http://www.sovboat.ru/dead/mean_s54.php3
http://www.sovboat.ru/dead/mean_s54.php3