Attached are a couple of paragraphs recalling the damages caused to American shipping as a result of the W.W. I German U-Boat menace operating off of America’s Atlantic coast. Written at a time when the U.S. was once again having to deal with the same threat, this time by Admiral Karl Dönitz (1891 – 1980), the journalist wished that Henry J. James, the author of German Subs In Yankee Waters be properly credited for having devised many of the more successful countermeasures.
From Amazon: German Subs In Yankee Waters
WW1 German Submarines in Yankee WatersWW1 German Submarines in US WatersImperial German Submarines Sighted Off of the American East Coast 1917WW1 German Submarine Menace in US WatersW.W. I German U-Boats operating off of America's Atlantic coast 1917 - 1918WW1 German submarine war against America 1918
WW1 German Submarines in Yankee WatersWW1 German Submarines in US WatersImperial German Submarines Sighted Off of the American East Coast 1917WW1 German Submarine Menace in US WatersW.W. I German U-Boats operating off of America's Atlantic coast 1917 - 1918WW1 German submarine war against America 1918
