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Old 8th June 2014, 14:11
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Re: Is there a list of ships sunk by the Luftwaffe?

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Originally Posted by Frank Olynyk View Post
Paul,
May I add to the list of references the books of Chris Shores?
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The earlier Air War for Yugoslavia, Greece and Crete 1940-41 also has details of ship losses to aircraft, with appendices listing the losses. Additional research in this area has been done by others, so these lists may be incomplete. This one is also out of print, and seems to be just a little expensive.

Hope this helps.

Frank.
co-author of the MAW series.
Frank,

It is a pleasure to have you contribute to the thread too! I am lucky in that I have all the books you listed, apart from "Spitfires", so I have plenty to work with. Now to find the time for it all! Once I am able extract the relevant data from the books, the gaps should be reasonably easy to fill through forums, since specifics of individual incidents can usually be found with the appropriate background knowledge.

I have sent you a private message on an issue related to this subject.

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Here are a few losses to be going on with, taken from my Kampfflieger Vol. 4 (and originally from Admiralty files in the National Archives).
Nick,

Thank you very much, having the convoys specified helps too. Speaking of individual incidents, I was able to find a very interesting TOCH thread from last year by searching for CAF 31 - http://forum.12oclockhigh.net/showthread.php?t=33819. Some posts from this forum should be edited into a reference work

Regards,

Paul
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