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 : German auxiliary ship SMS Wolf, 1918


German auxiliary ship SMS Wolf, 1918

The German auxiliary cruiser Wolf, which sank 111, 000 tons of allied ships during a 15 month raid. Next to the storage room in the stern the sea plane Woelfchen (Little Wolf) is visible, it was used for reconnaissance and tore off the radio antennas of targeted ships so that they couldn't call for help

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10615577
Media ID
48173467
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3328px x 2252px (1.7MB)
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Mary Evans / Sueddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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Antennas Auxiliary Couldn T Reconnaissance Sank Stern Targeted Tons Tore Visible


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