U-615 was scuttled on August 7, 1943 after a series of attacks by PBM, PV and B-18 aircraft, beginning August 5, 1943
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VADM P. N. L. Bellinger, Commander Naval Air Force, Atlantic, presents The Distinguished Flying Cross to LT Lewis D. Crockett for his part in the sinking of U-615 |
U-615 survivors landed from U.S.S. Antaeus (AS 21) at NOB Notfolk where they were processed as POWs |
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ANTISUBMARINE ACTION BY AIRCRAFT (ASW-6) report completed after LT Crockett's flight | |||
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ANTISUBMARINE ACTION BY AIRCRAFT (ASW-6) report completed after LTJG Dresbach's flight | |||
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ANTISUBMARINE ACTION BY AIRCRAFT (ASW-6) report completed after LTJG Holmes' flight | |||
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Photographs taken during the attacks on U-615 | |||
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Photographs taken from U-615 crewmembers when they were captured | |||
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U.S.S. Antaeus (AS 21) Notes on a series of discussions with Oberleutnant (Ing.) Herbert Sorka, Engineer Officer of U 615 | |||
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Report on the Interrogation of Survivors of U-615 | |||
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