U 319
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The
German uboat U 310 was sunk by a British B-24 Liberator
airplane southwest of Lindesnes 19.July 1944. She was
under command of Oberleutnant zur See Johannes Clemens,
and he had a crew of 50 men. She was laid down at Flender
Werke in Lübeck 18. November 1942, and was after sea
trials transferred to Ausbildungsflottille in Stettin 4.
Desember 1943. They received their orders for their first
was patrol 1.June 1944, and sat course towards the North
Sea. Outside Lindesnes she was spotted and sunk, and the
whole crew perished. According to some local newspapers in
the late 1980s, the wreck was found during cleanup ( ? )
of the sea bed in the North Sea. The wreck is said to rest
southwest of Lindesnes in open water on a depth of approx
70 meter. These last details are still unverified.
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