Kapitänleutnant Werner Hartenstein was the commander of the Kriegsmarine U-boat U-156, which sank the RMS Laconia by torpedo off the coast of West Africa on September 12, 1942. The affair, known as the "Laconia Incident", also saw other U-boats in the area join Hartenstein's crew in helping to rescue survivors.
However, heading to Vichy France, and under Red Cross flags, the U-boats came under B-24 Liberator bomber attack. The incident had far reaching consequences, forcing Germany to cease attempts at Survivor rescue or assistance. There were commanders, however, who defied the orders.
uboat
The Uboat was a submarine made by the Germans
It was the German way of saying "submarine" which properly should be called a "submersible." It is a shortening of "unterseeboot" to just uboat.
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Short for Unterseeboot - literally Undersea boat
In World WarII, the germans named it a uboat
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The u boat can dive 200 to 250feet deep
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The Allies sunk German Uboats. Uboat, not you-boat. Uboats stand for Unterseeboot - undersea boat.