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Hallo Thomas,
http://www.historisches-marinearchiv.de/projekte/ass/ausgabe.php?where_value=5794
TNA AIR 41/74 schreibt die Versenkung der RINGEN U -390 zu
ZitatU .390 attacked convoy ETC.26 when almost mid-way between the Isle of Wight and the Normandy beachhead on 4 July sinking the Ringen(Nor.)-1.499 tons but was then hunted, counterattcked and sunk on 5 July by H.M. Ships Wanderer and Tavy
Grüsse
Beate
Zitat aus Siri's "Norwegean Merchant Fleet":
Ringen took part in Operation Neptune in June-1944, arriving Normandie on June 8 and leaving again on June 13, according to "Nortraships flåte" by J. R Hegland. He says she made one more trip between June 22 and 27, then on her 3rd trip from London, at 06:30 on July 4, she struck a mine* off Isle of Wight. She had departed Southend on July 3, and for this voyage A. Hague has included her in Convoy ETC 26 (external link). In 3 1/2 minutes, she was gone.
Jürgen Rohwer (and several other sources) says Ringen was torpedoed and sunk by U-763 (Cordes) on July 5-1944. All my Norwegian sources insist it was a mine (Ringen did have degaussing, which had been on the whole time). Rohwer's info appears to be incorrect
U-763 kam in der Tat nicht in Frage, da ihr Angriff erst um 18.03 Uhr stattfand: da war die Ringen schon längst gesunken. Seit September 2013 stand der Angreifer daher zu Disposition.