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The U-Boat War 2 / 3: Attack America

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At the 14 min mark they say that 56 ships were sunk in the Gulf of Mexico during WW2 but the sinkings  went un reported.

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I used to dive the Russian Freighter (The San Pablo) it was hit by a U-Boat and ultimately sunk 10 miles south of the Pensacola Pass. Nice dive lots of sea life.

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TEOTWAWKI wrote:I used to dive the Russian Freighter (The San Pablo) it was hit by a U-Boat and ultimately sunk 10 miles south of the Pensacola Pass. Nice dive lots of sea life.

I dove the Russian freighter a couple of times. Back then there were also a lot of Air planes to dive on. Very crude diving equipment compared to today's Gear. I used to work for Keenan welding supply and we were a distributor for US Divers stuff. Twin Hose was the rage back then.. I had a set of small 38s that I liked to used. No license required. Just go diving. I liked to use a "Pole gun" or a "Hawaiian Sling"..Never went over a 100 feet 90 was about my limit.....Lots of fun.. I never got back into it after I came back home from the Army.

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I never liked diving deeper than 100 feet. I never could understand why the put the carrier so deep. If they could have put it at 100 feet, people would be coming from all over the country. It is a specialty dive.

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Mr Ichi wrote:At the 14 min mark they say that 56 ships were sunk in the Gulf of Mexico during WW2 but the sinkings  went un reported.
very cool. I did not know this.

Im gonna go curl up and watch this. Smile 

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