80-G-42065:  Two PBM’s commanded by Lieutenant H.S. Davis, USNR, and Lieutenant Junior Grade H.C. Carey, USN, cripple German submarine, U-128, in South Atlantic.  One plane dropped depth bombs bringing her to surface, when the second machine gunned her. USS Jouett (DD-396) and and USS Moffett (DD-362) led to the scene by one of the planes, finished her with direct hits.  The PBM’s dropped life rafts and the destroyer picked up many survivors.  Shown:  Oil slick beginning to form as submarine comes to the surface, incident #3219.   Photograph released May 17, 1943.  Official U.S. Navy Photograph, now in the collections of the National Archives.  (2017/06/06).
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