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Bodei -> New YT video on Sub Chasers (8/31/2020 8:58:01 PM)

https://youtu.be/YYNDqDQz_XE

I didn't know anything about this ship class before playing this game. Now they're getting some love from the "The History Guy".




Leandros -> RE: New YT video on Sub Chasers (8/31/2020 9:35:55 PM)


He should have mentioned that one of the Norwegian skippers on the three SCs which were used in the "Shetland Bus"-unit, Leif Larsen, went on to become the most decorated allied naval officer during WW2.

Fred




Bodei -> RE: New YT video on Sub Chasers (8/31/2020 9:47:14 PM)

He did mention in the comments that he would have further videos on the subject, so I hope that's covered because it sounds interesting.




apbarog -> RE: New YT video on Sub Chasers (9/1/2020 10:16:03 PM)

From the video, I learned that US sub chaser "SC" ships were made of wood, while the somewhat bigger "PC" sub chaser ships were made of steel.




spence -> RE: New YT video on Sub Chasers (9/2/2020 1:23:05 AM)

The first German POWs were taken in May 42 when the 165 ft Coast Guard Cutter ICARUS sank the U-boat U-352 off of NC/SC. The ship was quite similar to the PC type of submarine chaser. Later that year a sister ship, CGC THETIS sank another U-boat (U-166 IIRC) in the Gulf of Mexico, this time with all hands.

https://coastguard.dodlive.mil/2017/11/the-long-blue-line-cutter-icarus-and-the-sinking-of-u-352/




BBfanboy -> RE: New YT video on Sub Chasers (9/2/2020 2:40:54 PM)


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ORIGINAL: spence

The first German POWs were taken in May 42 when the 165 ft Coast Guard Cutter ICARUS sank the U-boat U-352 off of NC/SC. The ship was quite similar to the PC type of submarine chaser. Later that year a sister ship, CGC THETIS sank another U-boat (U-166 IIRC) in the Gulf of Mexico, this time with all hands.

https://coastguard.dodlive.mil/2017/11/the-long-blue-line-cutter-icarus-and-the-sinking-of-u-352/

I'm pretty sure the RN took some German U-boat crew prisoners long before May of 1942 ... [;)]




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