12 a/c took off, not 3.

Target was finally M156 minewheeper, not T27.

Place wasn’t Ile Vierge, which is outside Aber Wrac’h, but in the harbour, face to Landéda.

At low tide the boat was on its side, not standing right. From a local account, I also know it was once reversed on the other side using cables fitted to winches positioned on the road near the abbey, but when this was done is and should stay a mistery.

At the time of the attack, around 00h30 french (german) hour, the tide was high (as can be proved today via our local “SHOM” website, but I do wonder if any of the M156 guns were still usable that night, as the boat also previously suffered several Typhoons attacks and had received several shells earlier in February when it came to the harbour for repair.