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SM U-114[edit]

hi Brad101, thanks a lot for proposing so many interested and qualified users to add valuable contributions to my simple initial stubs from SM U-6 to SM U-117. That exactly was my idea and hope behind it: I created the last weeks some 80 new entries with the stuff of the British Admiralty Intelligence and added it to another 20 already existing articles in the above mentione range. Unfortunately there is a ongoing discussion here to delete all my uploaded source images, the basis for all these articles : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Files_for_deletion/2009_December_11#File:SM_U-25_001_Cruises.jpg . Maybe some of you would like to comment there, if they should think the source images from Room 40, published in my book, should NOT be deleted ? Until this discussion isnt closed, I was recommendend not to add any more articles AchimKoerver (talk)! I would like to do and could quickly contribute in the same style articles for all still missing German U-, UB-, and UC-subs of WWI, in total another 250 articles in a quite short time. Then interested users can contribute, whatever they can grab out. It would be a great dynamic contribution PROJECT, I think, but there are some people on Wiki, who think it wouldnt fit "their" standards. Any help from you and the community would be welcome to support this project idea: look at SM U-92, which I finalized personally (because in this sub my grand-uncle died), to get an idea of the target of this project. --Hans Joachim Koerver 23:31, 16 December 2009 (UTC)