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BAY OF BISCAY, 1943-07-30. SURVIVORS OF THE GERMAN SUBMARINE U-461, A TYPE XIV SUBMARINE TANKER, IN THE SEA AFTER THEIR VESSEL WAS SUNK BY SUNDERLAND AIRCRAFT "U" OF NO. 461 SQUADRON RAAF. U-461, U-462 AND U-502 WERE ATTACKED BY SUNDERLAND "U" OF 461 SQUADRON RAAF, HALIFAX "B" OF NO. 502 SQUADRON RAF AND LIBERATOR "O" OF NO. 53 SQUADRON RAF. ALL THREE SUBMARINES WERE SUNK. THE SURVIVORS OF U-461 WERE RESCUED BY HMS WOODPECKER, A SLOOP OF NO. 2 ESCORT GROUP. (COPIED FROM NO. 461 SQUADRON OPERATIONS RECORD BOOK) (FORMERLY Y002/04/01)
BAY OF BISCAY, 1943-07-30. DEPTH CHARGE ATTACK ON GERMAN SUBMARINE U-461 BY SUNDERLAND AIRCRAFT "U" OF NO. 461 SQUADRON RAAF. THIS U-BOAT IS ONE OF THREE ATTACKED BY SUNDERLAND "U" OF 461 SQUADRON RAA
BAY OF BISCAY, 1943-07-30. GERMAN SUBMARINE TAKING EVASIVE ACTION DURING AN ATTACK. THIS U-BOAT IS ONE OF THREE ATTACKED BY SUNDERLAND "U" OF NO. 461 SQUADRON RAAF, HALIFAX "B" OF NO. 502 SQUADRON RAF
BAY OF BISCAY, 1943-07-30. TWO GERMAN SUBMARINES TAKING EVASIVE ACTION DURING AN ATTACK. THE TYPE XIV SUBMARINE TANKERS, U-461 AND U-462, ARE BEING ATTACKED BY SUNDERLAND "U" OF NO. 461 SQUADRON RAAF,
BAY OF BISCAY, 1943-09-16. SUNDERLAND AIRCRAFT (MK III EK 578), "E" OF NO. 461 SQUADRON RAAF, SHOT DOWN BY SIX JUNKERS 88'S OF 5 GROUP KG40. THIS PHOTOGRAPH WAS TAKEN BY THE CREW OF ONE OF THE JU 88'S
Bay of Biscay. C. 1943-08-06. A Sunderland aircraft of the famous No. 10 Squadron RAAF of Coastal Command sighted a U-boat while on anti-submarine patrol. It attacked and sank the enemy craft but was
A German U-boat, U534, a type IXC/40 submarine commanded by Kapitanleutnant Herbert Nollau, ploughs through the water attempting to evade the attack of Liberator G of 86 Squadron, RAF, Coastal Command
