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ORP Mazur http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ORP_Mazur
was in a port of Oksywie. At 2 pm she was at a pier, preparing to leave port, when she was attacked by German bombers Junkers Ju 87 from IV./LG.1.[
The sailor, who although the ship was sinking, still fired until waves washed him overboard was First Lieutenant Jacek Dehnel, grandfather of the famous polish poet and writer Jacek Dehnel.[4]
What was one of the first naval vessels destroyed during the beginning of Germany's attack on Poland (not a tender)?
Where did the vessel sink?
Extra credit:
What was Lt. Jacek Dehnel doing when the wave washed him overboard?
Mike T.
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telsono All of these submarines were sunk by US Coast Guard vessels. Mike T.
All of these submarines were sunk by US Coast Guard vessels.
Yes! Correct.
On to you Mr. telsono
Felix C. Sunk by hedgehogs
Sunk by hedgehogs
Not the answer I am looking for.
What do the following sunk ,WWII, German and Japanese subs have in common?
• U-157
• U-175
• U-352
• U-371
• U-550
• U-606
• U-626
• U-853
• U-857
• U-866
• U-869
• I-12
• RO-32
correct. why do people when using an arizona hull as a new york class or nevada class have them showing 4 props instead of 2 props. laziness?
Two!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nevada_class_battleship
Five if you count the float planes and later 4 (minus one plane).
how many props do the nevada class have?
yep!
All you dd59.
The Pilot's Blessing
http://www.commanderbob.com/hallfam9.html
In Columbus' time, a ritual performed each evening was to point at the North Star, and then slowly lower the arm in a steady arc to the ship's compass. What was this ritual called?
ddp59 Echo, post a new question.
Echo, post a new question.
ddp59 Echo, your question before you deleted it was about the Philadelphia Experiment with destroyer escort USS Eldridge . saw the movie years ago. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philadelphia_Experiment
Echo, your question before you deleted it was about the Philadelphia Experiment with destroyer escort USS Eldridge . saw the movie years ago. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philadelphia_Experiment
Correct! What? No extra points attempt? Over to you ddp59..
Here is the question for all anyone who missed it.
Yessir. Famous for the Tiffany windows. Over to you, echo
That would be St. Peter.
Mare Island Chapel
Here's a picture of a very lovely chapel, on a decommissioned Navy Yard, that is a very favorite place of mine.
Name the patron Saint.
Lee, you are out. That's a hint.
bondoman Hang on there Echo. I'm working on it, just been busy this week.
Hang on there Echo. I'm working on it, just been busy this week.
Sorry about that Bondoman... I saw "bump" and figured it was open for the next Q. It has been removed and I will patiantly await my turn.
EDIT: Q out of turn... removed.
...........bump.............
I'm from the government and I'm here to help.
You are correct, bondo, the next question is yours.
Famous quote by Lawrence, of course.
The USS Vammen, DE-644, was used to portray the USS Kornblatt in the movie.
OK.... I'll take that to mean that I got the answer correctly. Thanks
What do Captain James Lawrence (of USS Chesapeake fame) and the USS Vammen have in common?
yes
Are you referring to the removal of her beehive radar array?
what major change to the looks of the enterprise made her different from her original layout?
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