Lunch of captured German sailors from the U-175 submarine aboard the USCGC Spencer
sailors from the U-175 submarine

 

Lunch of captured German sailors from the submerged U-175 submarine of the Nazi Kriegsmarine aboard the US Coast Guard Ship Spencer (USCGC Spencer).
Supposedly, on the German sailors table (in a large saucepan) cabbage, corned beef, coffee, sugar and bread.
Near the mug on the right of the German sailors is a pack of American-made Camel non-filter cigarettes.

The official name of the German sailors photo is “CORNED BEEF BREAKS GERMAN ARROGANCE”.

German sailors from left to right (back row, facing the photographer): Engineer Chief Erwin Geimeir, Chief Mechanic Herbert Brunken, Senior Engineer Sailor Gustav Brückmann, Senior Engineer Sailor Walter Schroeder.



Location: Atlantic
Photo date: April 17, 1943
Author photo: Jack January

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