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Originally Posted by twocee
According to Clay Blair there were two U-boats involved here, the other being U-470 whose AA was responsible for the Sunderland loss ( the Sunderland ditched near the frigate Drury of ONS-20). U-470 was then attacked and sunk by two B-24s of 120 sqdn. and one of 59 sqdn. Blair does not mention U-281.
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Thank you sir.
Unfortunately I cannot attach the jpeg showing the page...!!
It is correct that the AA gun was not from U-281, but from "Dauter" (Helmut Dauter, U-448). U-281 was sailing near him. Anyway U-281 was attacked by a "Liberator", and some sailors were wounded. No great damages anyway.
It would be very interesting to know something about this B.24 too...
Btw, if something in my translation from U-281 diary is wrong , please correct me...!
Thank you in advance