80-G-42063:  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.  Tiny dots beneath PBM are depth bombs.  Machine gun bullets form patter of splashes around the sub, 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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