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24-03-2008, 11:18 PM
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You're Top Poster: #16   | Submarine Losses from 1904 Came across this wesite while trawling for Aussie Subs WW2. The amount of subs lost by the Brits is very scary. Submarine losses 1904 to present day John  |
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24-03-2008, 11:28 PM
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You're Top Poster: #5  | Very interesting website and worth some additional reading! The early boats were death traps by all accounts, so that would explain the great amount of losses!
__________________ WWW.Warfaretoday.com HSL130 picking up the crew of a downed Halifax  Et tantis pretis constitutis plures Macropodidas in hae caupona minime videbis |
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24-03-2008, 11:55 PM
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You're Top Poster: #3 | I haven't read many underwater surveys of RN subs so thanks, John. Can't remember any searches for specific RN boats either. Over the past few years, the only boats found seem to be USN, IJN or U-boats.
__________________ http://www.454-459squadrons.org.au/. http://www.awm.gov.au/index.asp  Aircraft from No. 60 Squadron levelling out for the "run in" to make a mast-head attack on a Japanese coaster off Akyab. Courtesy AWM. |
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