Never before published uboat pictures

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The next batch:

[reddevil]

Greenman: About the sub I said that was at Barcelona (page three of this thread), it was u573, that was interned in Spain in 1942 after being attacked by an aircraft in the Mediterranean. After war ended, she served in Spanish Navy as G-7 (changed in 1961 for S01). Was retired from service in 1970! and scrapped, though there were some (fruitless) efforts to save her. Her deck gun is at Cartagena Naval Museum (I've a picture somewhere around here, and think I've posted it in the forum some time ago).

[greenman407]

Thanks for the follow up reddevil. Good input

[reddevil]

These are the two pics of u573 deck gun I referreed to.

[greenman407]

What an artifact to have. A nice piece of History

[greenman407]

Lets see what we have here:

[greenman407]

The fourth picture down is U459...a "Milchcow" supply submarine. Look how huge it is, a type 14. This one was sunk on 7-27-1943. Nineteen men were lost and 41 captured.

[greenman407]

TODAY........we shall peer into the past once again

[greenman407]

Six more Goodies:

[greenman407]

Todays meager offering:

[greenman407]

Once again I beg your indulgence:

[greenman407]

Bob, I have noticed that its much easier to post a enlarged picture lately. Good Job Sir!

[greenman407]

Sorry, I have been away on business.

[greenman407]

Lets see if I can do a better job posting these.

[greenman407]

Today we start a new series: