Dear U-Boat Archive I am researching an incident reported by a number of British sailors that is believed to have happened during the late afternoon
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Dear U-Boat Archive I am researching an incident reported by a number of British sailors that is believed to have happened during the late afternoon
Dear Mr Robert Charman Around four years ago, I received a sealed envelope containing a copy of the Paranormal Magazine together with a copy of
Captain Gunther Hermann – Commander of U-Boat 606 (which saw extensive deployment and action in and around the North Atlantic Theatre during WWII) – has
The Registered Manager of Hadleigh Court Care Home is ‘Sam Johnson’ – and in recent months he has decided to attack the quality of life
When I was young (probably during the 1970s) my grandfather would tell me exactly the same stories! He also said that one-day he fired a rifle at a nearby Nazi German sea-mine that exploded with such force that the HMS Beaumaris Castle lifted-up into the air before falling (with a ‘thud’) back into the sea! As I have no way of knowing for sure – and given that the log-book of the HMS Beaumaris is ‘missing’ – George Smith could well be right in his recollections. This is despite the MOD ‘hinting’ that an important incident took-place on November 26th, 1942 – just seventeen-days after Arthur Gibson came aboard – and around a year prior to George Smith came aboard! When human-beings age a funny thing can happen to their memories. Details can be clearly remembered whilst all-round contexts are either completely forgotten or equally mistaken for other interpretations of reality, etc. Whatever the case, I thank you, Mr George Smith, for trusting me – and trusting in me – because you knew and respected by grandfather – Arthur Gibson! I will never forget your trust!