In Enemy Hands
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This success gave Germany
a decisive advantage.

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They were winning the war,
and if this trend continued...

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all of Europe would fall.
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IN ENEMY HANDS
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In January 1943, President Roosevelt,
and Prime Minister Churchill...

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declared that stopping the U-boats
would be their top priority.

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With the US fully committed to the war,
and new advances in technology...

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the allies strike back.
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After losing an average
of only five U-Boats a month...

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Germany suffers its greatest losses
in what would be known as Black May.

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That month, allies sink
and destroy 41 U-Boats.

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8 out of every 10 U-boat sailors died.
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The reign of the wolfpack was
rapidly drawing to a close.

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Dept. of the Navy
June 3, 1943

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I've known you your whole life.
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I'm not going to embarrass you
with the details.

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Your father was a good man.
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A great soldier.
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Thank you, Sir.
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It's out of respect for him that
I just assume you didn't do this.

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We're not here to chase ghosts.
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Our job is to pursue an enemy...
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and defeat it.
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You certain that's what you wanna do?
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Absolutely.
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When do you ship out?
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In two weeks.
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Monday after next...
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we'll be ready.
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Have you met your C.O.B. yet?
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No Sir, Nate Travers, not yet.
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Nathan Travers, a good man.

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