Comments on: Captain Frederick John Walker: Royal Navy''s German U-boat Menance

By: Anton Hart

Anton Hart — Mon, 16 May 2011 13:45:08 +0000

To Captain Walker

Kapitaeleutnant Guenther Poser dis NOT take his own life as you wrote in your article -but was taken prisoner and became a POW in CANADA for the remaining part of the war – he died of old age a few years ago in CAPE TOWN as a retired ADMIRAL of THE BUNDESMARINE !

Greetings from

CAPE TOWN

By: sailparker

sailparker — Tue, 26 Apr 2011 00:08:50 +0000

If he's still living, he needs to be brought to trail for War Crimes. If he's dead, and I hope so, he needs to be stripped of his rank and medals:

"A U-Boat 16 yr old was awash and in the hands of this monster, the standing orders were if the uboat crew wouldn't reveal the name of the Boat and its Captain, they were allowed to drown. This Captain upon the refusal of this 16 year old to reveal info, against the Geneova Convention, released him to drown with the rest of the U boat crew.

Sick. He need to be stripped of all honors.

By: Peter Williams

Peter Williams — Mon, 07 Feb 2011 16:16:35 +0000

U-202, commanded by Gunter Poser, sank the ESSO Baton Rouge, in the mid Atlantic, in Feb.,1943. Most of the Baton Rouge crew survived, including my grandfather, H. Earl Williams, who went back to work carrying oil accross the Atlantic. He died of natural causes in about 1960, in San Jose, CA.

By: Sea Links « New Wars

Sea Links « New Wars — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 10:03:46 +0000

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By: Wilfred N. Lind

Wilfred N. Lind — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 22:02:29 +0000

I was a co-pilot of a B-24 assigned to the Ist Anti Submarine Commandbased on Craw Field Port Lyautey Morrocco. In July 1943 approx. 400 miles West of Lisbon Port. we sunk VII U-951.
It's position was 37.40 degreesN/15.30 degrees W. We sighted the submarine on the surface and attacked it. The Sub remained on the surface while we attacked it.

I would be most interested in exchanging infor mation with Mr. Lambert.

Wilfred N. Lind blind03@yahoo.com