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Read more about the article U-Boat SM UB-57 – Oberleutnant zur See Johannes Lohs
U-III-Type-Uboat

U-Boat SM UB-57 – Oberleutnant zur See Johannes Lohs

  • Post published:12/02/2018
  • Reading time:16 mins read
  • Post category:Featured Articles

Born 24th June 1889 in Seiffen, Germany, Johannes Lohs was a highly decorated German U-boat commander in the Kaiserliche Marine during WWI.

Read more about the article SS Alamance [+1918]
SS Alamance as SS Nevadan

SS Alamance [+1918]

  • Post published:05/02/2018
  • Reading time:2 mins read
  • Post category:Featured Articles/Wreck Histories

Today Alamance lays some 135 metres below the surface, well out of reach of recreational and most technical divers

Read more about the article Battle of May Island, The K Boat Catastrophe
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Battle of May Island, The K Boat Catastrophe

  • Post published:31/01/2018
  • Reading time:13 mins read
  • Post category:Featured Articles

With perceived U-Boat activity within the area, the command was given to maintain radio silence and conceal external lights.

Read more about the article SS Bangarth [+1917] and War Crimes of Hellmuth Max von Ruckteschell
SS Bangarth

SS Bangarth [+1917] and War Crimes of Hellmuth Max von Ruckteschell

  • Post published:13/12/2017
  • Reading time:8 mins read
  • Post category:Featured Articles/Wreck Histories

One hundred years ago today, we commemorate the loss of SS Bangarth by torpedo from UB-34 and the two lives of Frank Alfred Cook and Taliesin Jenkins. Vessel and Crew Presently laying 55°14’00.0″N…

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