Crew of the U-123 of the Kriegsmarine (German navy) are preparing for firing a 105mm L/45 cannon at an Allied transport, the Atlantic, Jan/Feb 1942
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Crew of the U-123 of the Kriegsmarine (German navy) are preparing for firing a 105mm L/45 cannon at an Allied transport, the Atlantic, Jan/Feb 1942
Avant le lancement, le Blaison (ex-U-boot U-123) sort de la base atelier de Lorient, posé sur son berceau. Date : Juillet 1946 Lieu : France / Bretagne / Morbihan / Lorient Photographe : Inconnu Origine : SCA/Marine - ECPAD Référence : marine-617-13213
U-123 U-Boat after it had been surrendered and redesignated the French Sous-Marin Q165 Blaison
Dans une alvéole de la base de Lorient, le Blaison (ex-U-boot U-123) sur son chariot. Date : Juillet 1946 Lieu : France / Bretagne / Morbihan / Lorient Photographe : Inconnu Origine : SCA/Marine - ECPAD Référence : marine-617-13212
A la base de la Marine nationale de Lorient, le Blaison (ex-U-boot U-123) posé sur son berceau pendant le transfert latéral de la forme atelier à la forme de mise à l'eau. Date : Juillet 1946 Lieu : France / Bretagne / Morbihan / Lorient Photographe : Inconnu Origine : SCA/Marine - ECPAD Référence : marine-617-13218
WATCH: Interview with Reinhard Hardegen of U-123 & U-147
WATCH: Interview with Reinhard Hardegen of U-123 & U-147
In June 2015 an interesting interview has unearthed on YouTube of U-Boat Commander Reinhard Hardegen, who is the last living U-Boat captain. Korvettenkapitän Reinhard Hardegen was born on 18 March 1913 and is still living at the age of 102! He was one of the Top 25 German U-boat commanders, sinking a total of 22 ships, amounting to 115,656 gross register tons (GRT) sunk.
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U-123 during patrol