Sunken U-Boat thread

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>>32798088
U-088
Three patrols:
15 Oct 1941 - 30 Apr 1942 8. Flottille (training)
1 May 1942 - 30 Jun 1942 7. Flottille (active service)
1 Jul 1942 - 12 Sep 1942 11. Flottille (active service)
Successes: 2 ships sunk, total tonnage 12,304 GRT
Fate:
Sunk on 12 September 1942 in the Arctic Sea south-west of Spitzbergen, in position 75.04N, 04.49E, by depth charges from the British destroyer HMS Faulknor. 46 dead (all hands lost).

>>32798100
U-100

Career: Six patrols
30 May 1940 - 1 Aug 1940 7. Flottille (training)
1 Aug 1940 - 17 Mar 1941 7. Flottille (active service)

Successes:
25 ships sunk, total tonnage 135,614 GRT
4 ships damaged, total tonnage 17,229 GRT
1 ship a total loss, total tonnage 2,205 GRT

Fate:
Sank at 0318hrs on 17 March 1941 in the North Atlantic south-east of Iceland, in position 61.04N, 11.30W, after being rammed by the British destroyer HMS Vanoc and depth charges from this destroyer and HMS Walker. 38 dead and 6 survivors.

>>32798088

Rolling

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>>32798116
U-116

Career: Four patrols
26 Jul 1941 - 31 Jan 1942 2. Flottille (training)
1 Feb 1942 - 1 Apr 1942 1. Flottille (training)
1 Apr 1942 - 6 Oct 1942 1. Flottille (active service)

Successes:
1 ship sunk, total tonnage 4,284 GRT
1 ship damaged, total tonnage 7,093 GRT

Fate:
Missing since October 1942 in the North Atlantic, details and position not known.

The last radiogram was sent on 6 Oct 1942 from approximate position 45.00N, 31.30W. 56 dead (all hands lost).

>>32798133
http://uboat.net/boats/u133.htm

Rolling. Let's see if my uboat lives.

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>>32798149
U-149
Career: One patrol
13 Nov 1940 - 31 Dec 1940 1. Flottille (training)
1 Jan 1941 - 21 Jun 1941 22. Flottille (school boat)
22 Jun 1941 - 31 Aug 1941 22. Flottille (active service)
1 Sep 1941 - 5 May 1945 22. Flottille (school boat)

Successes: 1 warship sunk, total tonnage 206 tons

Fate:
Surrendered on 5 May 1945 at Heligoland, Germany.

Transferred from Wilhelmshaven to Loch Ryan on 30 June 1945 for Operation Deadlight.

Operation Deadlight (post-war Allied operation, info)
Sunk on 21 Dec, 1945 in position 55.40N, 08.00W.

Hey hey, this boat survived the war.

done

> stayed in port banging Norwegian qts edition

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>>32798176
U-176

Career: Three patrols
15 Dec 1941 - 31 Jul 1942 4. Flottille (training)
1 Aug 1942 - 15 May 1943 10. Flottille (active service)

Successes:
11 ships sunk, total tonnage 53,307 GRT

Fate:
Sunk on 15 May 1943 in the Florida Straits north-east of Havana, in position 23.21N, 80.18W, by depth charges from the Cuban patrol craft CS 13. 53 dead (all hands lost).

Rolling, rolling, rolled!

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cool thread op. rolling

>>32798188
U-188
Career
3 patrols
5 Aug 1942 - 31 Jan 1943 4. Flottille (training)

1 Feb 1943 - 20 Aug 1944 10. Flottille (active service)


Successes:
8 ships sunk, total tonnage 49,725 GRT
1 warship sunk, total tonnage 1,190 tons
1 ship damaged, total tonnage 9,977 GRT

Fate :
Decommissioned on 20 August 1944 at Bordeaux and laid up in the U-boat pen. Scuttled there on 25 August 1944 as the unseaworthy boat was unable to escape the Allied advance. Wreck broken up in 1947.

>Got French qts and survived the war with a neat medal
nice

>>32798195
U-195

Type
IXD1

Ordered 4 Nov 1940
Laid down 15 May 1941 AG Weser, Bremen (werk 1041)
Launched 8 Apr 1942
Commissioned 5 Sep 1942 Kptlt. Heinz Buchholz
Commanders
5 Sep 1942 - 17 Oct 1943 KrvKpt. Heinz Buchholz
18 Oct 1943 - 15 Apr 1944 (boat was vacant)
16 Apr 1944 - 5 May 1945 Oblt. Friedrich Steinfeldt
Career
3 patrols
5 Sep 1942 - 31 Mar 1943 4. Flottille (training)
1 Apr 1943 - 1 Sep 1943 12. Flottille (active service)
1 May 1944 - 30 Sep 1944 12. Flottille (active service)
1 Oct 1944 - 5 May 1945 33. Flottille (active service)
Successes 2 ships sunk, total tonnage 14,391 GRT
1 ship damaged, total tonnage 6,797 GRT
Fate
Taken over by Japan at Surabaya, Indonesia on 5 May 1945 and became the Japanese submarine I 506 on 15 July 1945.

Post war information (see more post-war boats):
Surrendered by Japanese at Surabaya in August 1945. Scuttled by the Royal Navy in the Bali Sea, east of Kangean Island, on 15 February 1946, possibly by the cruiser HMS Sussex.

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>>32798194
Career: One patrol
8 Jan 1943 - 31 May 1943 4. Flottille (training)
1 Jun 1943 - 24 Jun 1943 10. Flottille (active service)

Successes: Fucking none (0)

Fate:

Sunk on 24 June 1943 in the North Atlantic south-west of Iceland, in position 59.00N, 26.18W, by a Fido homing torpedo from a US Catalina aircraft (VP-84 USN/G). 54 dead (all hands lost). (Axel Niestlé, December 1987).

>>32798205
Thanks

>>32798088
...ROLL!!!!

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>>32798227

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Rolling.

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>>32798219
U-219

Career: Two patrols
12 Dec 1942 - 30 Jun 1943 4. Flottille (training)
1 Jul 1943 - 30 Sep 1944 12. Flottille (active service)
1 Oct 1944 - 5 May 1945 33. Flottille (active service)

Successes: Fucking none (0)

Fate:
Taken over by Japan at Jakarta, Indonesia on 5 May 1945 in Batavia and became the Japanese submarine I 505 on 15 July 1945.

Post war information (see more post-war boats):
Surrendered at Jakarta in August 1945. Sunk by gunfire from the Royal Netherlands Navy destroyer HNMS Kortenaer (ex-HMS Scorpion) south of the Sunda Strait, between Java and Sumatra, on 3 February 1946.

Huh, became a Japanese sub.

>>32798239
U-239

Type
VIIC

Ordered 20 Jan 1941
Laid down 14 May 1942 F. Krupp Germaniawerft AG, Kiel (werk 669)
Launched 28 Jan 1943
Commissioned 13 Mar 1943 Ltnt. Ullrich Vöge
Commanders
13 Mar 1943 - 5 Aug 1944 Oblt. Ulrich Vöge
Career
No patrols
13 Mar 1943 - 1 Jul 1943 5. Flottille (training)
1 Jul 1943 - 24 Jul 1944 22. Flottille (school boat)
25 Jul 1944 - 5 Aug 1944 5. Flottille (-)
Successes No ships sunk or damaged
Fate
Decommissioned on 5 August 1944 and broken up after being badly damaged at the Deutsche Werke shipyard in Kiel by bombs during a British air raid (RAF Bomber Command) on 24 July 1944. 1 dead, unknown number of survivors.

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>>32798133
>>32798088

Commissioned in July of 1941, the U-133 was a Type VIIC boat. The U-133 sank 1 ship during its short career, the HMS Gurkha, a British destroyer. It operated in Wolf-packs: Stosstrupp, Raubritter, and Störtebecker.

U-133 was lost when she hit an underwater mine on 14 March 1942. Everybody aboard perished. The ship's final resting place is just off the coast of Greece.

And odd myth exists concerning this U-boat. After the war, an American newspaper wrote a story about U-133. According to the paper, the submarine had been sent on a secret mission to destroy the Hoover Dam by sailing up the Colorado river. The article further claimed that the crew had made it all the way to Laughlin, Nevada before giving up. No evidence exists to corroborate this claim, and it is consider to be a fabrication.

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>>32798239
Scheisse

Roll it

Rolling.

Yeah sure, why not.

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>>32798252
U-252

Career: One patrol
4 Oct 1941 - 31 Mar 1942 6. Flottille (training)
1 Apr 1942 - 14 Apr 1942 6. Flottille (active service)

Successes:
1 ship sunk, total tonnage 1,355 GRT

Fate:
Sunk at 2230hrs on 14 April 1942 in the North Atlantic south-west of Ireland, in position 47.00N, 18.14W, by depth charges from the British sloop HMS Stork and the British corvette HMS Vetch. 44 dead (all hands lost).

>>32798213
>>32798214
>>32798237
>>32798259
>>32798262
Appreciate you guys listing the results.

>>32798276
U-276

Type
VIIC

Ordered 10 Apr 1941
Laid down 24 Feb 1942 Bremer Vulkan-Vegesacker Werft, Bremen-Vegesack (werk 41)
Launched 24 Oct 1942
Commissioned 9 Dec 1942 Oblt. Jürgen Timme
Commanders
9 Dec 1942 - 19 Oct 1943 Oblt. Jürgen Thimme
20 Oct 1943 - 18 Jul 1944 Kptlt. Rolf Borchers
19 Jul 1944 - 29 Sep 1944 Kptlt. Heinz Zwarg
Career
3 patrols
9 Dec 1942 - 29 Feb 1944 8. Flottille (training)
1 Mar 1944 - 1 Jul 1944 1. Flottille (active service)
1 Jul 1944 - 29 Sep 1944 31. Flottille (-)
Successes No ships sunk or damaged
Fate
Decommissioned on 29 September 1944 at Lübeck and used as electricity generation plant at Neustadt.

Sunk on 3 May 1945 at Neustadt by rockets from four British Typhoon aircraft (175 Sqn RAF). Wreck broken up in 1947.

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>>32798280
>didn't even return home from its first war patrol

damn

>>32798287
"U-287 was on patrol east of the Orkney Islands when it received the order to cease fire and its crew decided to return to Germany instead to surrender to the nearest Allied forces as instructed. Knowing that they would be punished for disobeying orders and destroying their U-boat they landed 36 crew members with dinghies at Cuxhaven-Altenbruch, where the population helped them to change into civilian clothes and to head home to their families. The commander, II. WO, LI and five ratings scuttled U-287 further upstream, went ashore on the other side of the Elbe where the LI and three of the ratings voluntarily went into captivity, telling the interrogators that they were the only four survivors from U-287 that struck a mine upon entering the Elbe estuary on 16 May 1945. They apparently told their story so convincing that this made up fate remained the official cause of loss for more than 40 years until the veterans eventually shared the true story of the sinking."

Kind of neat. Didn't sink anything though. Whole crew survived the war so that's nice.

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>>32798289
U-289

Career: Two patrols
10 Jul 1943 - 31 Mar 1944 8. Flottille (training)
1 Apr 1944 - 1 May 1944 3. Flottille (active service)
1 May 1944 - 31 May 1944 13. Flottille (active service)

Successes:
Fucking none (0)

Fate:

Sunk on 31 May 1944 in the Greenland Sea north-east of Jan Mayen, in position 73.32N, 00.28E, by depth charges from the British destroyer HMS Milne. 51 dead (all hands lost).

That is my third U-boat with no trophies.

Yoo bote role

>>32798365
U-365

Type
VIIC

Ordered 20 Jan 1941
Laid down 21 Apr 1942 Flensburger Schiffsbau-Ges, Flensburg (werk 484)
Launched 9 Mar 1943
Commissioned 8 Jun 1943 Oblt. Heimar Wedemeyer
Commanders
8 Jun 1943 - 17 Nov 1944 Kptlt. Heimar Wedemeyer (German Cross in Gold)
18 Nov 1944 - 13 Dec 1944 Oblt. Diether Todenhagen
Career
8 patrols
8 Jun 1943 - 29 Feb 1944 5. Flottille (training)
1 Mar 1944 - 8 Jun 1944 9. Flottille (active service)
9 Jun 1944 - 13 Dec 1944 13. Flottille (active service)
Successes 1 ship sunk, total tonnage 7,540 GRT
3 warships sunk, total tonnage 1,355 tons
1 warship damaged, total tonnage 1,710 tons
Fate
Sunk on 13 December 1944 in the Norwegian Sea east of Jan Mayen Island, in position 70.43N, 08.07E, by depth charges from two Swordfish aircraft (813 Sqn FAA/L & Q) of the British escort carrier HMS Campania. 50 dead (all hands lost).

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>>32798363
U-363

Career: Seven patrols
18 Mar 1943 - 31 May 1944 8. Flottille (training)
1 Jun 1944 - 14 Sep 1944 11. Flottille (active service)
15 Sep 1944 - 8 May 1945 13. Flottille (active service)

Successes: Fucking none (0)

Fate:
Surrendered on 9 May 1945 at Narvik, Norway (Waller & Niestlé, 2010).

Transferred to Loch Eriboll, Scotland, on 19 May 1945 and later to Lisahally.

Operation Deadlight (post-war Allied operation, info)
Sunk on 31 Dec, 1945 in position 55.45N, 08.18W.

Make that four, at least it survived the war.

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>>32798391
U-391

Career: One patrol
24 Apr 1943 - 30 Sep 1943 5. Flottille (training)
1 Oct 1943 - 13 Dec 1943 3. Flottille (active service)

Successes: Fucking none, again.

Fate:
Sunk on 13 December 1943 in the Bay of Biscay north-west of Cape Ortegal, Spain, in position 45.45N, 09.38W, by depth charges from a British Liberator aircraft (53 Sqn RAF/B). 51 dead (all hands lost).

OP is cursed.

Are the explosives or fuel stored on sunken warships salvageable?

I always thought it'd be cool as fuck to run my car off bunker oil from the Arizona.

>>32798420
I'm rerolling, tired of shit boats.

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>>32798608
U-608

Career: Nine patrols
5 Feb 1942 - 31 Aug 1942 5. Flottille (training)
1 Sep 1942 - 10 Aug 1944 6. Flottille (active service)

Successes:
4 ships sunk, total tonnage 35,539 GRT
1 warship sunk, total tonnage 291 tons (lost aboard transport ships)

Fate:
Sunk on 10 August 1944 in the Bay of Biscay north-west of La Rochelle, in position 46.30N, 03.08W, by depth charges from the British sloop HMS Wren and a British Liberator aircraft (53 Sqn RAF/C). 52 survivors (no casualties).

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>>32798634
U-364

Career: Three patrols.

6 Aug 1942 - 31 Jan 1943 5. Flottille (training)
1 Feb 1943 - 30 Aug 1943 9. Flottille (active service)

Successes:
1 ship sunk, total tonnage 7,176 GRT

Fate:

Sunk on 30 August 1943 in the North Atlantic east of the Azores, in position 40.13N, 19.24W, by depth charges from the British sloop HMS Stork and the British corvette HMS Stonecrop. 47 dead (all hands lost).

roll roll roll your boat, gently down the stream!

>>32798088
Rolling

>>32798840
Didn't exist. Re-roll

>>32798088
rolling for her majesty

>>32798825
Career: 2 patrols
4 May 1944 - 30 Nov 1944 8. Flottille (training)
1 Dec 1944 - 8 May 1945 11. Flottille (active service)
Successes 1 ship damaged, total tonnage 7,198 GRT
1 ship a total loss, total tonnage 8,262 GRT

Fate:Surrendered on 13 May 1945 at Loch Eriboll, Scotland (Waller & Niestlé, 2010).

Transferred to Lisahally, Northern Ireland.

Operation Deadlight (post-war Allied operation, info)
Sunk on 3 January, 1946 at 55.31N x 07.30W by unknown causes.

Unlike many other U-boats, which during their service lost men due to accidents and various other causes, U-825 did not suffer any casualties (we know of) until the time of her loss.


Kek I guess I really did row my boat gently down the stream, no casualties!

>>32798851

Type
IXD2

Ordered 20 Jan 1941
Laid down 18 Mar 1942 AG Weser, Bremen (werk 1057)
Launched 15 Jan 1943
Commissioned 21 May 1943 Korvkpt. Hannes Weingärtner
Commanders
21 May 1943 - 27 Mar 1944 KrvKpt. Hannes Weingaertner
Career
1 patrol
21 May 1943 - 31 Jan 1944 4. Flottille (training)
1 Feb 1944 - 27 Mar 1944 12. Flottille (active service)
Successes No ships sunk or damaged
Fate
Missing, presumed sunk, in the North Atlantic after 27 March or in April 1944. 70 dead (all hands lost).

Unlike many other U-boats, which during their service lost men due to accidents and various other causes, U-851 did not suffer any casualties (we know of) until the time of her loss.

>just spent the whole day reading about subs

Good thread OP, rollan

>>32798088
First boat didn't exist. Second boat has highest death toll and no kills.

Roll for third.

Alarmmmmm

>>32799005
(school boat)
Successes No ships sunk or damaged

Fate Sank 19 March 1943 in the Baltic Sea west of Pillau, in position 54.40N, 19.45E, in a diving accident. 21 dead and 16 survivors.
Map
Satellite
View the 2 war patrols
Men lost from U-boats
Unlike many other U-boats, which during their service lost men due to accidents and various other causes, U-5 did not suffer any casualties (we know of) until the time of her loss.

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>>32798921

U-921

Ordered: 6 June 1941
Laid Down: 15 Oct 1941
Launched: 30 May 1943
Career: Two Patrols
Successes: None (lame)
Fate: Unknown, missing since 24 Sept 1944, all hands assumed lost (51 sailors), last known position is the Norwegian Sea west of Bear Island.

>tfw your u-boat gets killed because they drew an oval instead of a cirlce

>>32798088
Rolly Polly

Rollin'

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>>32799157
U-157

Career: 2 patrols
15 Sep 1941 - 31 May 1942 4. Flottille (training)
1 Jun 1942 - 13 Jun 1942 2. Flottille (active service)

Successes: 1 ship sunk, total tonnage 6,401 GRT

Fate: Sunk at 2150hrs on 13 June 1942 in the Gulf of Mexico north of Havana, Cuba, in position 24.13N, 82.03W, by depth charges from the US Coast Guard cutter UCGC Thetis. 52 dead (all hands lost).

>killed by the Coast Guard

>>32799225
http://uboat.net/boats/u225.htm
>All hands lost, sunk by B24
Aw.

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>>32798088
rawlin

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>>32799505
U 505
>Captured on 4 June 1944 off Mauritania, French West Africa, in position 21.30N, 19.20W, by the warships of Task Force 22.3, consisting of the US escort carrier USS Guadalcanal and the US destroyer escorts USS Pillsbury, USS Chatelain, USS Flaherty, USS Jenks and USS Pope, after being badly damaged by depth charges from USS Chatelain and strafing by two Wildcat aircraft (VC-8 USN/F-1 & F-7). 1 dead and 59 survivors.

This the first time I've played U-Boat roll and didn't suffer all hands lost. Feels good man

love this game

>>32799575
>u575
>he carried out ten patrols, sailing for 463 days and sinking eight ships totalling 36,010 gross register tons (GRT) and damaged three others of 29,777 GRT. She was a member of 18 separate wolfpacks and was sunk north of the Azores by Allied ships and aircraft on March 1944.

good life desu

>>32798088

roll

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>>32799996
That is weird.. There is no U-996

>>32799996
>>32800012
This boat was not commissioned into the Kriegsmarine

However she had been ordered and was, at least at one time, planned for commission.

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>>32798088
Rolling

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>>32800022

Successes:
6 ships sunk, total tonnage 7,344 GRT
2 auxiliary warships sunk, total tonnage 3,633 GRT
1 warship sunk, total tonnage 1,475 tons

>Fate: Missing since 27 March 1940 in the North Sea or Skaggerak. There is no explanation for its loss. 27 dead
>(all hands lost)

MFW

>>32800206
U-206

Type
VIIC

Ordered 16 Oct 1939
Laid down 17 Jun 1940 F. Krupp Germaniawerft AG, Kiel (werk 635)
Launched 4 Apr 1941
Commissioned 17 May 1941 Oblt. Herbert Opitz
Commanders
17 May 1941 - 30 Nov 1941 Kptlt. Herbert Opitz
Career
3 patrols
17 May 1941 - 1 Jun 1941 3. Flottille (training)
1 Jun 1941 - 30 Nov 1941 3. Flottille (active service)
Successes 2 ships sunk, total tonnage 3,283 GRT
1 warship sunk, total tonnage 925 tons
Fate
Missing since 29 November 1941 in the Bay of Biscay. Possibly sunk on or about 30 November south-west of St. Nazaire, in approx. position 47.05N, 02.40W, by an air-laid mine in the British minefield Beech. 46 dead (all hands lost).

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rolling for wunderwaffen

lets go uranium or liquid mercury cargo

>>32798557

>U-557

Sunk over 30,000 tons, six merchant ships and one warship.

Was rammed by an Italian torpedo boat that thought it was British.

......kek

>>32800223
Career
6 patrols
6 Jun 1942 - 31 Jan 1943 8. Flottille (training)
1 Feb 1943 - 31 Oct 1943 6. Flottille (active service)
1 Nov 1943 - 30 Mar 1944 29. Flottille (active service)
Successes 2 ships sunk, total tonnage 12,556 GRT
1 warship sunk, total tonnage 1,935 tons
1 ship a total loss, total tonnage 4,970 GRT
1 warship a total loss, total tonnage 1,300 tons
Fate
Sunk on 30 March 1944 in the Mediterranean Sea north-east of Palermo, in position 38.48N, 14.10E, by depth charges from the British destroyers HMS Laforey and HMS Tumult and the British escort destroyers HMS Hambledon and HMS Blencathra. 23 dead and 27 survivors.

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>>32800267
Kptlt. Wächter, Karl-Jürg + 27 36 28 Dec 1943 U-223
German Cross in Gold

Deutsches Kreuz in Gold


German Cross in Gold
The medal was awarded for outstanding achievements and bravery in combat but not quite worthy of even higher ranked Knight's Cross. The recipient had to already have won the Iron Cross 1st class (and 2nd class before that). A cloth version existed for easier use in combat. The medal was worn on the right hand pocket of the tunic.

>>32800406
*406 SUFFERS FAILURE ON LAUNCH AGAAAAIN*

>>32798088
bump

>>32798088
Rollan

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>>32798088
rollatizing

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>>32801046
U-046
Launched: 10 Sep 1938

13 Patrols all successful

20 ships sunk, total tonnage 85,792 GRT
2 auxiliary warships sunk, total tonnage 35,284 GRT
4 ships damaged, total tonnage 25,491 GRT
1 ship a total loss, total tonnage 2,080 GRT

Decommissioned at Neustadt in October 1943 and used as instructional boat.

Scuttled in 45.

godspeed you stalwart prick

What's the worst that could happen.

>>32801575
>Sunk on 13 March 1944 in the North Atlantic north of the Azores, in position 46.18N, 27.34W, by depth charges and gunfire from the Canadian frigate HMCS Prince Rupert, the US destroyer USS Hobson, the US destroyer escort USS Haverfield, and by depth charges and rockets from a British Wellington (172 Sqn RAF/B), two British Fortress (206 Sqn RAF/R & 220 Sqn RAF/J) and an Avenger aircraft (VC-95 USN/T-3) of the US escort carrier USS Bogue. 18 dead and 37 survivors.

>8 ships sunk, total tonnage 36,010 GRT
1 warship sunk, total tonnage 1,015 tons
1 ship damaged, total tonnage 12,910 GRT

We sunk a warship boys, that's good enough for me.

>>32801585
That fucking overkill though.

>there are sunken uboats with dead bodies in them out there, to this day

what a bizarre yet comfy resting place.

>>32801659
U-659
Launched: 14 Oct 1941

Career:
5 patrols
9 Dec 1941 - 31 Aug 1942 5. Flottille (training)
1 Sep 1942 - 4 May 1943 9. Flottille (active service)

Successes:
1 ship sunk, total tonnage 7,519 GRT
3 ships damaged, total tonnage 21,565 GRT

Fate:
Sunk at 0030hrs on 4 May 1943 in the North Atlantic west of Cape Finisterre, Spain, in position 43.32N, 13.20W, in a collision with U-439. 44 dead and 3 survivors.

>ouch

>>32801702
W-was U-439 ok?

>>32801709
>Fate
>Sunk at 0030hrs on 4 May 1943 in the North Atlantic west of Cape Finisterre, Spain, in position 43.32N, 13.20W, in a collision with U-659. 40 dead and 9 survivors.

>>32801718
rip

>>32801702
>>32801718
>90 people died because one faggot navigator couldn't do his job

>>32801730
Furthermore you just know that the 12 people who survived were those that just so happened to be doing watch at the time.

>if you were inside the sub at the time you were fucked

>>32801730
>>32801751
pretty sad desu

>>32801763
What really gets me are the "lost at sea" ones. Like fuck at least with all hands going down you die with your comrades.

Imagine your bud being killed by some shitty wave that sent him overboard.

>>32798088
Rolleroni

>>32801784
U-84
>Successes 6 ships sunk, total tonnage 29,905 GRT
1 ship damaged, total tonnage 7,176 GRT
Fate
>Sunk on 7 August 1943 in the North Atlantic south-west of Bermuda, in position 27.55N, 68.30W, by a Fido homing torpedo from a US Liberator aircraft (VB-105 USN/B-4). 46 dead (all hands lost). (Axel Niestlé, February 2002).

>>32801798
The fact that they managed to deduce the exact crew/plane/craft service number that did the damage to the enemy exact craft is mindblowing for that age.

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>>32798149
>Missing since October 1942 in the North Atlantic, details and position not known.

>>32801809
Not particularly. After the war the Allies got access to much of the Reichsmarine records (whatever wasn't destroyed). Cross-referencing dates and locations of last contact with the sub vs. contact reports from Coastal Command gives a very clear picture.

>>32798088
Rol

this seems like fun

roll

>>32802783
try again

>>32802789
doesn't exist either

reroll

>>32798088
rolling

aye

>>32801596
> 37 survivors

>>32798088
rollin'

>>32802813
reroll

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>>32802837
U-37
Laid down 15 Mar 1937 AG Weser, Bremen (werk 942)
Scuttled on 5 May 1945 in Hörup Haff

53 ships sunk, total tonnage 200,063 GRT
2 warships sunk, total tonnage 2,404 tons
1 ship damaged, total tonnage 9,494 GRT

I always thought depth charges were a shit weapon only used because we had nothing else but they seem to have sunk most u-boats.

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rolling

Rolling fer a killer.

>>32802941
Career
3 patrols
22 Apr 1939 - 31 Aug 1939 6. Flottille (active service)
1 Sep 1939 - 31 Dec 1939 6. Flottille (active service)
1 Jan 1940 - 5 Feb 1940 2. Flottille (active service)
Successes 5 ships sunk, total tonnage 22,815 GRT
2 ships captured, total tonnage 2,073 GRT
1 ship damaged, total tonnage 8,096 GRT
Fate

Sunk on 5 February 1940 in the North Atlantic south-west of Ireland, in position 49.20N, 10.04W, by depth charges from the British destroyer HMS Antelope. 49 dead (all hands lost).

>>32798088
Rollin'

>>32802996
>>32802996

Well this is a buzz kill:

Non-Commissioned U-boats
U-996

This boat was not commissioned into the Kriegsmarine

However she had been ordered and was, at least at one time, planned for commission.
U-boat

U-996
Type VIIC/41
Cancelled
Suspended
Launched 22 Jul 1943
Laid down 25 Nov 1942
Ordered 14 Oct 1941
Shipyard Blohm & Voss, Hamburg
Werk 196
Sunk in dock in August 1944.

Return to the U-boat Finder

>>32802996
>>32803006
Roll again

>>32798088
Rolling niggers

>>32803012

U-3012
Type XXI

Ordered: 6 Nov 1943
Laid down: 26 Aug 1944 AG Weser, Bremen (werk 1171)
Launched: 18 Oct 1944
Commissioned: 4 Dec 1944 Kptlt. Friedrich Kloevekorn
Commanders:
4 Dec 1944 - 24 Apr 1945 Kptlt. Friedrich Kloevekorn
27 Apr 1945 - 28 Apr 1945 Kptlt. Hans Bungards
1 May 1945 - 3 May 1945 Oblt. Alfred Meier

Career:
No patrols
4 Dec 1944 - 3 May 1945 4. Flottille (training)

Successes: No ships sunk or damaged

Fate: Scuttled on 3 May 1945 at Travemünde. Wreck broken up.

28 Apr 1945
After a misfiring of the 2cm AA machine gun on 28 April the I WO Oberleutnant zur See Wolfgang Schlett was killed instantly. The commander of the boat, Kapitänleutnant Hans Bungards, was heavily wounded and died next night in the Navy hospital at Travemünde.

rollingg

>>32803051
Career
4 patrols
6 Aug 1938-31 Aug 1939 7. Flottille (active service)
1 Sep 1939 - 31 Dec 1939 7. Flottille (active service)
1 Jan 1940-20 Aug 1940 7. Flottille (active service)
Successes 5 ships sunk, total tonnage 26,296 GRT
1 auxiliary warship sunk, total tonnage 4,724 GRT
Fate
Sunk on 20 August 1940 in the Bay of Biscay west of St. Nazaire, in position 47.06N, 04.51W, by a torpedo from the British submarine HMS Cachalot. 43 dead (all hands lost).

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Donitz save me from Davy Jones Locker Ja?

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>>32803070

Mein Gott! Captured and sent to Leafland. It is worse than death!

Type VIIC
Ordered 30 May 1938
Laid down 19 Dec 1939 F. Krupp Germaniawerft AG, Kiel (werk 604)
Launched 12 Oct 1940
Commissioned 23 Nov 1940 Kptlt. Joachim Matz
Commanders
23 Nov 1940 -7 Mar 1941Oblt. Joachim Matz

Career

1 patrol

23 Nov 1940 - 31 Jan 1941 7. Flottille (training)
1 Feb 1941 - 7 Mar 1941 7. Flottille (active service)
Successes1 ship sunk, total tonnage 820 GRT
3 ships damaged, total tonnage 20,484 GRT

Fate

Sunk on 7 March 1941 in the North Atlantic south-east of Iceland, in position 60.15N, 14.00W, by depth charges from the British corvettes HMS Camellia and HMS Arbutus. 20 dead and 25 survivors.

>>32802910
Other than depth charges (and later the Fido), there isn't really all that much that will kill a submerged boat. And most surfaced boats that were killed were sunk by aircraft-dropped depth bombs (set to detonate shallow).
When it's practically the only weapon around, getting a high portion of the kills is hardly surprising.

>>32801089
badass sub RIP

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>>32798088
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hqb9X8McMhg

>All the men still trapped in the hull

>>32798088
Reroll

>>32803685
Damn, no U-685
Reroll

>>32803696
Final try

>>32803719
Damn, talk about lackluster
Type

VIIC

Ordered25 Aug 1941
Laid down3 Jul 1942H C Stülcken Sohn, Hamburg(werk 785)Launched28 Apr 1943
Commissioned27 Jul 1943Oblt. Klaus-Dietrich SteffensCommanders27 Jul 1943-26 Jun 1944Oblt.Klaus-Dietrich SteffensCareer
1 patrol27 Jul 1943-30 Apr 19445. Flottille(training)
1 May 1944-26 Jun 19443. Flottille(active service)
SuccessesNo ships sunk or damagedFate

Sunk on 26 June 1944 in the North Atlantic north-west of Ireland, in position 55.33N, 11.02W, by depth charges from the British destroyerHMS Bulldog. 52 dead (all hands lost).

>>32798088
rollan

>>32803755
Type VIIC

Launched 23 Aug 1941

1 ship sunk, total tonnage 928 GRT
2 auxiliary warships sunk, total tonnage 2,974 GRT

Sunk on 28 May 1943 in the Mediterranean Sea north-west of Mallorca, in position 39.58N, 01.41E, by rockets from a British Hudson aircraft (608 Sqn RAF/M). 40 dead and 9 survivors.

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This thread really makes me want to get out silent hunter 5

>>32803953
You shouldn't. Silent Hunter 5 is absolute dogshit.

OK... I tried to post saying "Let's see what I get" and I received a warning about racist comments/unwelcome "bump" posts. WTF? I guess I should just posted "rolling".

>>32803985
Ordered 25 May 1941
Laid down 18 Sep 1942 Blohm & Voss, Hamburg (werk 185)
Launched 20 May 1943
Commissioned 24 Jun 1943 Kptlt. Horst Kessler
Commanders
24 Jun 1943 - 19 Apr 1944 Kptlt. Horst Wilhelm Kessler
20 Apr 1944 - 15 Nov 1944 Kptlt. Heinz Wolff
Career
3 patrols
24 Jun 1943 - 31 Dec 1943 5. Flottille (training)
1 Jan 1944 - 15 Nov 1944 7. Flottille (active service)
Successes 1 ship sunk, total tonnage 1,735 GRT
Fate

Decommissioned on 15 November 1944 at Kristiansand, Norway, after being badly damaged by a German mine off Lister, in position 58.08N, 06.22E, on 23 October 1944.

Cannibalized for spare parts, its hulk was captured by British forces in May 1945 and broken up.

Rollin' in the Deep

Rollo

>>32798088
Roll.

>>32804274

U-274

Type - VIIC

Ordered - 10 Apr 1941
Laid down - 9 Jan 1942 Bremer Vulkan-Vegesacker Werft, Bremen-Vegesack(werk 39)
Launched - 19 Sep 1942
Commissioned - 7 Nov 1942
Oblt. Günther Jordan Commanders - 7 Nov 1942-23 Oct 1943
Oblt.Günther Jordan - Career
2 patrols- 7 Nov 1942-31,Jul 1943
8. Flottille(training)1 Aug 1943-23 Oct 1943
7. Flottille(active service)
Successes - No ships sunk or damaged
Fate - Sunk on 23 October 1943 in the North Atlantic south-east ofCape Farewellin position 57.14N, 27.50W, by depth charges from the British destroyersHMS DuncanandHMS Videtteand a BritishLiberatoraircraft (224 Sqn RAF/Z).
48 dead (all hands lost).

>>32798088
Rollan.

>>32804335
U-335

Type - VIIC

Ordered 15 Aug 1940

Laid down 3 Jan 1941 Nordseewerke, Emden (werk 207)

Launched 15 Oct 1941

Commissioned 17 Dec 1941 Kptlt. Hans-Hermann Pelkner

Commanders
17 Dec 1941 - 3 Aug 1942 Kptlt. Hans-Hermann Pelkner

Career
1 patrol
17 Dec 1941 - 31 Jul 1942 8. Flottille (training)
1 Aug 1942 - 3 Aug 1942 6. Flottille (active service)

Successes - No ships sunk or damaged

Fate - Sunk on 3 August 1942 in the Norwegian Sea north of the Shetland Islands, in position 62.48N, 00.12W, by a torpedo from the British submarine HMS Saracen. 43 dead and 1 survivor.


Apparently didn't accomplish anything except for sinking...

>>32804352
Ordered 9 Oct 1939

Laid down 11 Mar 1940 Flensburger Schiffsbau-Ges, Flensburg (werk 471)

Launched 7 May 1941

Commissioned 28 Aug 1941 Kptlt. Hellmut Rathke

Commanders
28 Aug 1941 - 9 May 1942 Kptlt. Hellmut Rathke

Career
2 patrols
28 Aug 1941 - 1 Jan 1942 3. Flottille (training)
1 Jan 1942 - 9 May 1942 3. Flottille (active service)

Successes No ships sunk or damaged

Fate
Sunk on 9 May 1942 in the North Atlantic south of Cape Hatteras, in position 34.13N, 76.34W, by depth charges from the US Coast Guard cutter USCGC Icarus. 15 dead and 33 survivors.


Damn, she made it a long way to just be sunk off the coast of NC.

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>>32804354
>3 days of patrol before sinking
Wow, not a very good submarine.

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rollerino

>>32805380
25 Jan 1939
Laid down 17 Apr 1940 Bremer Vulkan-Vegesacker Werft, Bremen-Vegesack (werk 8)
Launched 11 Feb 1941
Commissioned 8 Apr 1941 Oblt. Georg Staats (Knights Cross)
Commanders
8 Apr 1941 - 5 Oct 1941 Oblt. Georg Staats (Knights Cross)
6 Oct 1941 - 4 May 1942 Oblt. Hans Benker (German Cross in Gold)
5 May 1942 - 22 Nov 1942 Oblt. Oskar Curio
23 Nov 1942 - 30 Sep 1943 Oblt. Hans-Adolf Isermeyer
1 Oct 1943 - 28 Nov 1944 Kptlt. Hans Keerl
Career
No patrols
8 Apr 1941 - 30 Apr 1941 1. Flottille (training)
1 May 1941 - 31 Mar 1942 26. Flottille (training)
1 Apr 1942 - 31 Aug 1943 24. Flottille (training)
1 Sep 1943 - 30 Nov 1943 23. Flottille (training)
1 Dec 1943 - 28 Nov 1944 21. Flottille (school boat)
Successes No ships sunk or damaged
Fate
Sank on 28 November 1944 in the Baltic Sea west of Pillau, in position 54.40N, 19.30E, in a diving accident. 50 dead (all hands lost).

what the fuck

go

>>32805434
meme meg opp pappa

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>>32805451

What? Anyways, U-434: No ships sunk, but when submarine was sinking, most crew survived. Noice

U-4: 4 chips sunk. No deaths. Cannibalized for spare parts later in war. Noice

U-34 19 ships, 3 warships, 2 ships captured.

Sunk in 1943, but 39 survivors; only 4 dead. Noice

>>32798088
rawlins

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>>32798289

>>32798088
U-565

Career: 20 Patrols
10 Apr 1941 -1 Jul 1941 1. Flottille (training)
1 Jul 1941- 31 Dec 1941 1. Flottille (active service)
1 Jan 1942- 24 Sep 1944 Flottille (active service)

Successes: 3 ships sunk, total tonnage 11,347 GRT
2 warships sunk, total tonnage 6,990 tons
2 ships damaged, total tonnage 17,565 GRT

Fate: Scuttled on 30 September 1944 with three depth charges in the Skaramanga Bay, in position 37.59N, 23.34E, after being badly damaged by bombs during US air raids (15th AF) in Salamis on 19 and 24 September 1944. 5 dead, unknown number of survivors.

>>32805618
U-618

3 ships sunk, total tonnage 15,788 GRT

Sunk on 14 August 1944 in the Bay of Biscay south-west of Lorient, in position 47.22N, 04.39W, by depth charges from the British frigates HMS Duckworth and HMS Essington and from a British Liberator aircraft (53 Sqn RAF/G). 61 dead (all hands lost).

>>32805767
U-767

Type
VIIC

Ordered 15 Aug 1940
Laid down 5 Apr 1941 Kriegsmarinewerft (KMW), Wilhelmshaven (werk 150)
Launched 10 Jul 1943
Commissioned 11 Sep 1943 Oblt. Walter Dankleff
Commanders
11 Sep 1943 - 18 Jun 1944 Oblt. Walter Dankleff
Career
1 patrol
11 Sep 1943 - 30 Apr 1944 8. Flottille (training)
1 May 1944 - 18 Jun 1944 1. Flottille (active service)
Successes 1 warship sunk, total tonnage 1,370 tons
Fate
Sunk on 18 June 1944 in the English Channel south-west of Guernsey, in position 49.03N, 03.13W, by depth charges from the British destroyers HMS Fame, HMS Inconstant and HMS Havelock. 49 dead and 1 survivor.

Hooray I sunk something

Let's see what I get

>>32806152
Type
IID

Ordered 25 Sep 1939
Laid down 6 Jul 1940 Deutsche Werke AG, Kiel (werk 281)
Launched 14 Dec 1940
Commissioned 29 Jan 1941 Kptlt. Peter-Erich Cremer (Knights Cross)
Commanders
29 Jan 1941 - 21 Jul 1941 Kptlt. Peter-Erich Cremer (Knights Cross)
22 Jul 1941 - 30 Sep 1941 Oblt. Werner Bender
1 Oct 1941 - 31 Jul 1942 Oblt. Hans Hildebrandt
1 Aug 1942 - 20 Sep 1942 Ltn. Hans-Ferdinand Geisler
21 Sep 1942 - 24 Jul 1943 Oblt. Victor-Wilhelm Nonn (German Cross in Gold)
25 Jul 1943 - 15 Oct 1944 Oblt. Wilhelm Bergemann
16 Oct 1944 - 5 May 1945 Oblt. Gernot Thiel
Career
No patrols
29 Jan 1941 - 31 Aug 1941 24. Flottille (training)
1 Sep 1941 - 1 Mar 1945 21. Flottille (school boat)
1 Mar 1945 - 5 May 1945 31. Flottille (training)
Successes No ships sunk or damaged
Fate
Scuttled on 5 May 1945 at Wilhelmshaven, western entrance to Raederschleuse. Wreck broken up.

Men lost from U-boats
Unlike many other U-boats, which during their service lost men due to accidents and various other causes, U-152 did not suffer any casualties (we know of) until the time of her loss.

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>>32806177
Type
IXD2

Ordered 28 May 1940
Laid down 25 Nov 1940 AG Weser, Bremen (werk 1017)
Launched 1 Oct 1941
Commissioned 14 Mar 1942 Kptlt. Wilhelm Schulze
Commanders
14 Mar 1942 - 23 Mar 1943 KrvKpt. Wilhelm Schulze
24 Mar 1942 - 16 Oct 1943 KrvKpt. Robert Gysae (Knights Cross)
17 Oct 1943 - 6 Feb 1944 KrvKpt. Heinz Buchholz
Career
3 patrols
14 Mar 1942 - 30 Sep 1942 4. Flottille (training)
1 Oct 1942 - 30 Nov 1942 10. Flottille (active service)
1 Dec 1942 - 6 Feb 1944 12. Flottille (active service)
Successes 14 ships sunk, total tonnage 87,388 GRT
1 ship damaged, total tonnage 2,588 GRT
Fate
Sunk 6 Feb 1944 in the South Atlantic west of Ascension Island, in position 10.35S, 23.15W, by depth charges from a US Liberator aircraft (VB-107/B-3). 50 dead and 15 survivors.

>>32798088
Rollo

>>32798088
Rolling

>>32806622
U-622

Career: Four patrols
14 May 1942 - 1 Oct 1942 8. Flottille (training)
2 Oct 1942 - 31 May 1943 11. Flottille (active service)
1 Jun 1943 - 24 Jul 1943 13. Flottille (active service)

Successes: No ships sunk or damaged

Fate:
No ships sunk or damaged
Fate
Sunk at 1353hrs on 24 July 1943 at the Standveis quay in Trondheim, by bombs during a US air raid (8th AF). No casualties.

Raised on 20 April 1944 and docked, but not repaired. Wreck captured by British forces in May 1945 and broken up.

>>32806641
U-641

Career: Four patrols
24 Sep 1942 - 28 Feb 1943 5. Flottille (training)
1 Mar 1943 - 19 Jan 1944 7. Flottille (active service)

Successess: No ships sunk or damaged

Fate:
Sunk on 19 January 1944 in the North Atlantic south-west of Ireland, in position 50.25N, 18.49W, by depth charges from the British corvette HMS Violet. 50 dead (all hands lost).

>>32806661
U-661

Career: One patrol
12 Feb 1942 - 30 Sep 1942 5. Flottille (training)
1 Oct 1942 - 15 Oct 1942 3. Flottille (active service)

Successes:
1 ship sunk, total tonnage 3,672 GRT

Fate:
Sank on 15 October 1942 in the North Atlantic south-east of Cape Farewell, Greenland, in position 53.42N, 35.56W, after being rammed by the British destroyer HMS Viscount. 44 dead (all hands lost). (FDS/NHB, June 1987).

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>>32798088
R-rolling

>>32798088
>http://uboat.net/boats/listing.html
rollan

rerolling.

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>>32808169
>didn't even make it a month on its first war patrol

Fuck...

>>32806823
U-823
This boat was not commissioned into the Kriegsmarine.
However she had been ordered and was, at least at one time, planned for commission.

U-boat
U-823
Type VIIC
Cancelled
Suspended
Launched
Laid down 11 Nov 1941
Ordered 20 Jan 1941
Shipyard Oderwerke, Stettin
Werk 823
Construction suspended on 6 Nov, 1943. Cancelled on 22 July, 1944. Not finished.

>>32806824
U-824
This boat was not commissioned into the Kriegsmarine

However she had been ordered and was, at least at one time, planned for commission.

U-boat
U-824
Type VIIC
Cancelled
Suspended
Launched
Laid down 24 Nov 1941
Ordered 20 Jan 1941
Shipyard Oderwerke, Stettin
Werk 824
Construction suspended on 6 Nov, 1943. Cancelled on 22 July, 1944. Not finished.

r-r-rolling

>>32798088
Rolling

/tg/ here, try The Hunters. Solitaire submarine game. You can get the rules free on the site (http://www.consimpress.com/downloads/the-hunters/) and run it with VASSAL (http://www.vassalengine.org, modules can be found on the site). Tried it once, did pretty well until a plane ganked me on the surface. RIP U-36.

There's also Silent Victory by the same people for US subs vs Japan.

J.K. Rolling

>>32810016
Commisioned in 36
3 patrols
2 ships sunk
Scuttled 1939 after hitting a mine while laying its own mines in the English channel. All hands lost.

>>32798149
the missing ones always creep me out for some reason...

>>32798557
theoretically yes...but it is very illegal and very dangerous and depending on the type of explosives in particular could be neigh impossible...to say nothing of the depth and general diving complications.

>>32798557
People use to salvage the mercury from sunken u boats.

>>32801924
if i remember right..the us army actually ended up capturing the entirety of german naval records going back to pre ww1 towards the end of the war.

>>32810930
Neat.

>>32798088
>http://uboat.net/boats/listing.html
ROOLL

>>32798088
ah fuck, now I want to play Silent Hunter again.

>>32798268
>Didn't accomplish anything.
>Sank by your own side.

War is hell.

>>32798088
roll

>>32812381
http://uboat.net/boats/u381.htm

>>32803976
>He doesn't know about Wolves of Steel modpack
You should check it out, f.a.m.

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>>32799242
The granddaughter of the Thetis (WMEC-910) still patrols the Gulf out of Key West.

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U-91
Career: 6 patrols
28 Jan 1942 - 31 Aug 1942 5. Flottille (training)
1 Sep 1942 - 26 Feb 1944 9. Flottille (active service)
Successes: 4 ships sunk, total tonnage 26,194 GRT. 1 warship sunk, total tonnage 1,375 tons

Sunk on 26 February 1944 in the North Atlantic west of Ireland, in position 49.45N, 26.20W, by depth charges from the British frigates HMS Affleck, HMS Gore and HMS Gould. 36 dead and 16 survivors.

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>>32813405

>U-405
>Type VIIC
>Career: 8 patrols
>17 Sep 1941 - 28 Feb 1942 8. Flottille (training)
>1 Mar 1942 - 30 Jun 1942 1. Flottille (active service)
>1 Jul 1942 - 28 Feb 1943 11. Flottille (active service)
>1 Mar 1943 - 1 Nov 1943 6. Flottille (active service)

>Successes:
>2 ships sunk, total tonnage 11,841 GRT
>3 warships sunk, total tonnage 361 tons (lost aboard transport ships)

>Fate:
>Sunk on 1 November 1943 in the North Atlantic north of the Azores, in position 49.00N, 31.14W, by depth charges, ramming and small arms fire from the US destroyer USS Borie, during a storm. 49 dead (all hands lost).

Sunk two PT-boats that were being sent to Soviets and a LST landing ship that was being delivered to Royal Navy as cargo on those two cargo ships. Interesting. Ship that rammed her also sank as result of collision.

>Navy The US Navy
>Type Destroyer
>Class Clemson
>Pennant DD 215
>After being commissioned, USS Borie was assigned to occupation duty in the Middle East until early 1921. Assigned to the Asiatic Fleet, Borie protected the U.S. way of life in the Far East before being assigned to the Caribbean in 1927. In 1939, she was assigned to the neutrality patrol, guarding the Panama Canal and the eastern seaboard.
>USS Borie (Lt Charles Harris Hutchins,USNR) sank from damage received after ramming U-405 in the North Atlantic in position 50º12'N, 30º48'W, 27 of her crew were lost and 130 survivors were rescued by the USS Barry/Goff which include the commanding officer.

>>32812589
Unless it restores the flooding mechanic I'm not interested.

Rolllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll

>>32816132
Fuck!

>Sunk on 4 November 1942 in the North Atlantic south-east of Cape Farewell, in approx. position 55.38N, 39.52W, when the British ammunition ship Hatimura blew up in a huge explosion.
>U-132 had torpedoed this ship earlier and was probably waiting nearby for her to sink when caught in the lethal radius of the explosion.
>47 dead (all hands lost). (FDS/NHB, January 1985).

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>>32816144

>>32798088
roll

>>32798088
Rolling

>>32816268
U-268

Career: One patrol
29 Jul 1942 - 31 Jan 1943 8. Flottille (training)
1 Feb 1943 - 19 Feb 1943 1. Flottille (active service)

Successes:
1 ship sunk, total tonnage 14,547 GRT
3 warships sunk, total tonnage 873 tons (lost aboard transport ships)

Fate:

Sunk on 19 February 1943 in the Bay of Biscay west of St. Nazaire, in position 47.03N, 05.56W, by depth charges from a British Wellington aircraft (172 Sqn RAF/B). 44 dead (all hands lost).

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As a corollary to this, post your favorite U-Boat type too.

Type VIIF master race reporting in.

>>32798088
u-roll

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ruller

I bet my Sub will survive war!

I WILL SURVIVE

>>32798088
Rolling

>>32798088
Rollin

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>>32817617
U-17
Dicked around for 7 years, had three successes, and was decommissioned. No casualties in this U-Boat.
Alternatively,
U-617
Took out 11 ships, before being damaged and beached in North Africa.
It was then strafed by aircraft and bombarded from British ships, killing no one.

I just survived twice in one roll. Suck it

>>32817683
0 May 1944 - 31 Dec 1944 -- 31. Flottille (training)
1 Jan 1945 - 20 Feb 1945 -- 11. Flottille (active service)

Successes - No ships sunk or damaged

Fate

Missing since 20 February 1945 in the North Atlantic south-west of Ireland or in the English Channel. 49 dead (all hands lost). (FDS/NHB, December 1989).

>>32819257

Type
VIIC

Ordered 23 Dec 1939
Laid down 22 Feb 1941 Bremer Vulkan-Vegesacker Werft, Bremen-Vegesack (werk 22)
Launched 19 Nov 1941
Commissioned 14 Jan 1942 Oblt. Heinz Rahe
Commanders
14 Jan 1942 - 24 Feb 1944 Kptlt. Heinz Rahe
Career
6 patrols
14 Jan 1942 - 30 Sep 1942 5. Flottille (training)
1 Oct 1942 - 24 Feb 1944 3. Flottille (active service)
Successes No ships sunk or damaged
Fate
Sunk on 24 February 1944 in the North Atlantic north of the Azores, in position 47.19N, 26.00W, by depth charges from the Canadian frigate HMCS Waskesiu and the British frigate HMS Nene. 30 dead and 19 survivors.

A pretty decent career for the vessel, and a fair amount of crew survived its sinking.

>>32798088
Good thread. Rollorino.

>>32817794
Rerollin

>>32798088
Rolling for (you)-boat

>>32819501
U-501

Type IXC

Career: One Patrol
30 Apr 1941 - 31 Aug 1941 2. Flottille (training)
1 Sep 1941 - 10 Sep 1941 2. Flottille (active service)

Successes:
1 ship sunk, total tonnage 2,000 GRT

Fate:
Sunk at 2330hrs on 10 September 1941 in the Denmark Strait south of Angmagsalik, Greenland, in position 62.50N, 37.50W, by depth charges and ramming from the Canadian corvettes HMCS Chambly and HMCS Moosejaw. 11 dead and 37 survivors.

>tfw captain leaped 9 feet from the boat and boarded the HMCS Moosejaw
>tfw rammed harder than a lolipop
>tfw day of the rake when?

>>32798088
Re-roll

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>>32819664
U-664

Career: Five patrols
17 Jun 1942 - 31 Oct 1942 8. Flottille (training)
1 Nov 1942 - 9 Aug 1943 9. Flottille (active service)

Successes:
3 ships sunk, total tonnage 19,325 GRT

Fate:

Sunk on 9 August 1943 in the North Atlantic west of the Azores, in position 40.12N, 37.29W, by depth charges from two Avenger and one Wildcat aircraft (VC-1 USN) of the US escort carrier USS Card. 7 dead and 44 survivors.

>>32798088
roll

>>32798088
rollink

>>32822296
Successes: No ships sunk or damaged

Fate: Sunk on or about 12 March 1945 in the western entrance of the Northern Channel, in approx. position 55.30N, 07.00W, by a mine in the British minefields T1 or T2. 42 dead (all hands lost). (FDS/NHB, April 1985).

>fugg so glose to end ov war XXXDDDD

>>32798088
rollin'

>>32798088
roll

>>32798088
rollan

>>32822738
U-738

Ordered - 10 Apr 1941
Laid down - 25 Feb 1942
Launched - 12 Dec 1942

Career:
No patrols
20 Feb 1943 - 14 Feb 1944 8. Flottille (training)

Successes No ships sunk or damaged


Fate - Sank on 14 February 1944 in the Baltic Sea off Gotenhafen, in position 54.32N, 18.36E, after a collision with the German steam merchant Erna. 22 dead and 24 survivors.

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>>32802848
>53 ships sunk
>2 warships sunk
>survived the war

damn senpai I think you win

rolling

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>(All hands lost)
>(All hands lost)
>(All hands lost)
>(All hands lost)
>(All hands lost)

Live together, die together.

Fuck it, I love Silent Hunter 3

Remember ages ago a guy would play and post here.

Can't find the picture of him right now :/

roolin roolin roolin

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>>32822814
>This boat was not commissioned into the Kriegsmarine

re-roll

>>32822855
U-855

Pretty sad.
Missing since 11 September 1944 in the North Atlantic south of Iceland, in approx. position 59.30N, 26.00W. 56 dead (all hands lost).

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>>32822868
18 Aug 1943
Commissioned 23 Dec 1943 Kptlt. Dietrich Rauch

Career
2 patrols
23 Dec 1943 - 31 Jul 1944 4. Flottille (training)
1 Aug 1944 - 30 Sep 1944 2. Flottille (active service)
1 Oct 1944 - 5 May 1945 33. Flottille (active service)
Successes 1 warship sunk, total tonnage 672 tons
Fate
Surrendered on 9 May 1945 at Bergen, Norway (Waller & Niestlé, 2010).

Transferred to Loch Ryan 30 May 1945 for Operation Deadlight.

Operation Deadlight (post-war Allied operation, info)
Sunk on 30 Nov, 1945 in position 55.48N, 08.33W.

Survived the war

>>32798088
roll pls

>>32798088
roll

>>32798088
Roll for glory

Re-roll

>>32798088
rollan

>>32822925
U-925
Missing since August 25th, 1944.
Somewhere in the North or Norwegian Sea. All 51 hands presumed dead.
Boat was notably equipped with the Schnorchel apparatus.

>>32798088
reroll

>>32798848
Shit boat. One patrol, one victim, then BTFO

>>32798088

Rolling. Also, we need some fitting music for this thread. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHHW9vtmejo

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>>32823135

Mine is listed but it was never commissioned.

U-3135

Type XXI
Ordered on 6th of May, 1944.
Cancelled on 29th of Jan 1945.

Also, re-roll.

>>32798088
yeah

>>32798088
Reroll

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KPplYp7K7M

>>32798088
rollan

>>32825552
30 ships sunk, total tonnage 163,756 GRT
1 auxiliary warship sunk, total tonnage 520 GRT
1 warship sunk, total tonnage 1,190 tons
3 ships damaged, total tonnage 26,910 GRT
Decommissioned in February 1945.

Scuttled on 5 May 1945 at Wilhelmshaven, western entrance to Readerschleuse. Wreck broken up.

>>32798088
Rauling

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Type VIIC

Ordered 30 May 1938
Laid down 16 Sep 1939 F. Krupp Germaniawerft AG, Kiel (werk 600)
Launched 18 Jul 1940
Commissioned 31 Aug 1940 Kptlt. Gerd Schreiber
Commanders
31 Aug 1940- 28 Nov 1941
Kptlt. Gerd Schreiber (German Cross in Gold)
Career
7 patrols
31 Aug 1940-1 Nov 1940 7. Flottille (training)
1 Nov 1940-28 Nov 1941 7. Flottille (active service)
Successes
8 ships sunk, total tonnage 28,415 GRT
4 ships damaged, total tonnage 27,916 GRT
Fate
Sunk on 28 November 1941 in the Mediterranean Sea south-west of Almeria, in position 36.24N, 03.20W, by a torpedo from the Dutch submarine HrMs O 21. 35 dead and 12 survivors.

>Be German Submarine ace
>Misidentify enemy sub
>get sunk by a smug Dutchman

they see me rollin

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>>32825650
>mfw

>>32825563
Pretty sure I won.

U??? is out to sea

>>32825939
U939 was never commissioned
U39 was the very first Uboat to be sunk in WW2

I think I lost...

>>32798088
Sure, why not.

>>32826028
U-28

Type
VIIA

Ordered 1 Apr 1935
Laid down 2 Dec 1935 AG Weser, Bremen (werk 909)
Launched 14 Jul 1936
Commissioned 12 Sep 1936 Kptlt. Wilhelm Ambrosius
Commanders
12 Sep 1936 - 1 Nov 1938 Kptlt. Wilhelm Ambrosius (German Cross in Gold)
1936/37 - 30 Sep 1937 Kptlt. Hans-Günther Looff
28 Oct 1938 - Nov, 1938 Oblt. Fritz-Julius Lemp (Knights Cross)
28 Oct 1938 - 16 Nov 1940 Kptlt. Günter Kuhnke (Knights Cross)
16 Nov 1940 - 11 Feb 1941 Oblt. Friedrich Guggenberger (Knights Cross)
12 Feb 1941 - 21 Jun 1941 Oblt. Heinrich Ratsch
22 Jun 1941 - 20 Mar 1942 Oblt. Hermann Eckhardt
21 Mar 1942 - 30 Jun 1942 (boat was vacant)
1 Jul 1942 - 30 Nov 1942 Oblt. Karl-Heinz Marbach (Knights Cross)
1 Dec 1942 - Jul, 1943 Oblt. Uwe Christiansen
Jul, 1943 - 1 Dec 1943 Oblt. Erich Krempl
2 Dec 1943 - 17 Mar 1944 Oblt. Dietrich Sachse
18 Mar 1944 - 4 Aug 1944 (boat was vacant)
Career
6 patrols
12 Sep 1936 - 31 Aug 1939 2. Flottille (active service)
1 Sep 1939 - 31 Dec 1939 2. Flottille (active service)
1 Jan 1940 - 9 Nov 1940 2. Flottille (active service)
10 Nov 1940 - 30 Nov 1943 24. Flottille (training)
1 Dec 1943 - 17 Mar 1944 22. Flottille (school boat)
Successes 11 ships sunk, total tonnage 42,252 GRT
1 auxiliary warship sunk, total tonnage 4,443 GRT
2 ships damaged, total tonnage 10,067 GRT
1 ship a total loss, total tonnage 9,577 GRT
Fate
Sank on 17 March 1944 at Neustadt U-boat pier, in position 54.07N, 10.50E, in an accident. Raised in March 1944 and used as instructional boat after being decommissioned in April 1944. Stricken on 4 August 1944.

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Roll

Roll für das Reich

Rawl.

>>32798088
ROLLAN

Komm in mein Boot
Ein Sturm kommt auf / und es wird Nacht
Wo willst do hin
So ganz allein / treibst do davon
Wer hält deine Hand
Wenn es dich / nach unten zieht

Wo willst do hin
So uferlos / die kalte See
Komm in mein Boot
Der Herbstwind hält / die Segel straff

Jetzt stehst do da an der Laterne
Hast Tränen I'm Gesicht
Das Abendlicht verjagt die Schatten
Die Zeit steht still und es wird Herbst

Komm in mein Boot
Die Sehnsucht wird / der Steuermann
Komm in mein Boot
Der beste Seemann / war doch ich

Jetzt stehst do da an der Laterne
Hast Tränen I'm Gesicht
Das Feuer nimmst do von der Kerze
Die Zeit steht still und es wird Herbst

Sie sprachen nur von deiner Mutter
So gnadenlos ist nur die Nacht
Am Ende bleib ich doch alleine
Die Zeit steht still
Und mir ist kalt

>all these fuckers not posting their boat

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>>32829559

yee

>>32798088
roll

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U-756

Type VIIC

Ordered 9 Oct 1939

Laid down 18 Jan 1940 at Kriegsmarinewerft (KMW), Wilhelmshaven (werk 139)

Launched 18 Oct 1941

Commissioned 30 Dec 1941

Commander: Oberleutnant Klaus Harney

1 patrol

30 Dec 1941-1 Aug 1942 6. Flottille (training)

1 Aug 1942-1 Sep 1942 6. Flottille (active service)

No ships sunk or damaged


Sunk on 1 September 1942 in the North Atlantic south-east of Cape Farewell, Greenland, in position 57.41N, 31.30W, by depth charges from the Canadian corvette HMCS Morden. 43 dead (all hands lost). (FDS/NHB, September 1987).

Found a picture of Klaus on his boat

>>32798088
lets roll!

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It's a long way to tipperary.

Rolling for U-96

>>32798088
rollin

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>>32834354

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>>32798088
Rolling for U-511.

>>32834384
U-384
Commissioned 18 Jul 1942

2 patrols
18 Jul 1942 - 31 Dec 1942 5. Flottille (training)
1 Jan 1943 - 19 Mar 1943 3. Flottille (active service)
Successes 2 ships sunk, total tonnage 13,407 GRT
Fate

Sunk at 1745hrs on 19 March 1943 in the North Atlantic west of Ireland, in position 54.18N, 26.15W, by depth charges from a British Fortress aircraft (206 Sqn RAF/B). 47 dead (all hands lost).

>>32798088
rell

>>32798088
r0llan

also checked

>>32804166
Type IXC

Ordered 25 Sep 1939
Laid down 6 Dec 1940 Deutsche Schiff und Maschinenbau AG, Bremen (werk 705)
Launched 1 Nov 1941
Commissioned 23 Mar 1942

Career
2 patrols
23 Mar 1942 - 31 May 1942 4. Flottille (training)
1 Jun 1942 - 30 Jul 1942 10. Flottille (active service)
Successes 4 ships sunk, total tonnage 7,593 GRT
Fate
Sunk on 30 July 1942 in the Gulf of Mexico south-east of New Orleans, in position 28.40N, 88.30W, by depth charges from the US patrol craft USS PC-566. 52 dead (all hands lost)

RIP

>>32798088
let's see

>>32798088
am i kill?

>>32836723
reroll

roland

>>32836922

Type: VIIC

Ordered: 6 Jun 1941
Laid down: 15 Dec 1941 Neptun Werft AG, Rostock: (werk 509)
Launched: 1 Jun 1943
Commissioned: 1 Aug 1943 Ltnt. Ulrich-Philipp Graf von und zu Arco-Zinneberg (WHAT A FUCKING NAME!!!!)
Commanders:
1 Aug 1943 - 2 Nov 1943 Oblt. Ulrich-Philipp Graf von und zu Arco-Zinneberg
3 Nov 1943 - 20 Oct 1944 Oblt. Eduard Aust
21 Oct 1944 - 3 May 1945 Oblt. Erich Käselau
Career:
No patrols
1 Aug 1943 - 31 Aug 1943 21. Flottille (training)
1 Sep 1943 - 19 Feb 1945 23. Flottille (training)
20 Feb 1945 - 3 May 1945 31. Flottille (training)
Successes: No ships sunk or damaged
Fate: Scuttled on 3 May 1945 at Kiel. Wreck broken up in 1947.

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>>32799528
your boat is now underground and indoors.