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[PSUBS-MAILIST] The unlucky skipper (was: Toilets)
Lew Clayman wrote:
>
> Never having been a POW, I cannot even guess how they react. It's
> gotta be one of the all-time uncomfortable situations, even in a
> camp run to the highest humanitarian Red-Cross-Approved A++
> standards. BUT - - - I'm sure he had some unfortunate nicknames
> from the crew!
This is the entry for him in Uboat.net:
Karl-Adolf Schlitt
Born on 16 Apr, 1918 in Laboe.
Crew 1937b. Kapitänleutnant (1 Mar, 1944).
Commands:
U-1206
Jul, 1944
14 Apr, 1945
Apparently, the man is still alive and well.
And, from the same source, the Fate:
Sank on 14 April, 1945 in the North Sea near Peterhead, Scotland,
in position 57.21N, 01.39W, in a diving accident. 4 dead and 46
survivors.
This doesn't get me any nearer my own sub, though.
Mike