Story of
The Story of Our Submarines
作者：Bower, John Graham, 1886-1940
体例：题 章数：38
字数：253,658 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 38 题- THE STORY OF OUR SUBMARINES
- KLAXON
- Author of 'H.M.S. ----,' 'On Patrol'
- All Rights reserved
- THE STORY OF OUR SUBMARINES
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- 9.30 P.M. Stopped. Dived 50 feet on "grouper down" till--
- 2 A.M. Rose. Very dark; dived 50 feet.
- 6 A.M. Altered course 12 knots.
- I have the honour to be, sir, your obedient servant,
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- ANTI-SUBMARINE WORK
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- The following is from reports of captured U-boat's men:--
- From an officer:--
- Lieutenant Taylor, in command, reported:--
- Lieutenant Cantlie, in the trawler, reports:--
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- Lieut. Varley ("H 5") reports as follows:--
- There are some first-hand reports on our own depth-charges:--
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- Captain (S.), H.M.S. _Maidstone_, comments on the affair as follows:--
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- 4 were sunk by mines off our own coasts.
- 2 were sunk by air bombs.
- 7 were sunk by collision.
- 3 were sunk in error by gun or ram by our own side.
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- The captain swore shortly; then--"Open up engines----"
- PRINTED BY WILLIAM BLACKWOOD AND SONS