Talk:Unterseeboot 234

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Japan test From the article: Hirschfeld has revealed since the war that U-234 crew members were already aware Japan had allegedly succeeded in test blasting an atomic weapon before their departure from Germany in March 1945. This implies there was a test, and hence it needs rewording (there was no such test). Does someone have the link to the source of this quote? (I want the original so I know how to reword). 194.106.59.2 16:31, 16 Jun 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Japanese officers killed?

I just watched a show on the history channel that said the Japanese officers only fell into comas and that Fehler decided to kill them to ensure that they didn't wake up and break under US interrogation.

Also, I don't see where this article states if the boat completed or did not complete its mission. Did it ever arrive in Japan, or meet a Japanese boat at sea? Was it intercepted after it completed its mission or before?