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| those guns to drive off (and possibly sink) a | U-boat seven miles southeast of Beachy Head, in the E |
| The group's first mission was to investigate a | U-boat reported to be just south of Newfoundland. |
| in Flintbek) was a German chief engineer on a | U-boat in World War II and recipient of the Knight's |
| , Immenstadt) was a German chief engineer on a | U-boat in World War II and recipient of the Knight's |
| ish took off on patrol at 03:45 and attacked a | U-boat on the surface. |
| on which he was travelling was torpedoed by a | U-Boat off Cape Wrath, Scotland, en route to Egypt. |
| her construction began, a very long time for a | U-boat. |
| As a | U-boat commander, Patzig was responsible for the sink |
| ngen-Sievern) was a German chief engineer on a | U-boat in World War II and recipient of the Knight's |
| RA 55A was threatened by a | U-boat force of eight boats in a patrol line, code-na |
| A | U-boat might have to take part in more than one exerc |
| ship, the SS Jonathan Holt, was torpedoed by a | U-boat in the North Atlantic. |
| the 40th Escort Group which was undertaking a | U-boat hunt off Cape Ortegal. |
| lasted seven minutes and left two ships and a | U-boat sunk. |
| ing in action when his ship was torpedoed by a | U-boat in the Mediterranean Sea. |
| Steelman is sent on a mission about a | U-boat and sent to the United States to attack it. |
| of indicator nets causing the destruction of a | U-boat occurred at Dover when the U-8 became entangle |
| U-230 was a | U-boat that was equipped with a primitive type of rad |
| rth Atlantic) was a German chief engineer on a | U-boat in World War II and a posthumous recipient of |
| On the 21st the convoy was spotted by a | U-boat of the "Burggraf" wolfpack. |
| Later that night Deptford spotted a | U-boat on the surface; she attacked, and dropped dept |
| Forewarned a | U-boat was in the area, he gave the order to attack. |
| my, "The Deadly Attachment", where he played a | U-boat Captain held prisoner by the Walmington-on-Sea |
| By 1944 however, the region had become a | U-boat graveyard, as drastic improvements in submarin |
| May 1918, and sank the last ship to fall to a | U-boat in World War I on 1 October 1918. |
| y, Ordeal by Water, describes a dive made on a | U-boat in the Mediterranean not far from Port Said in |
| d career as first a German cargo liner, then a | U-boat depot ship, hospital ship, British troop ship, |
| Unusually for a | U-boat, U-1230 does not seem to have suffered any cas |
| 1993 in Kiel) was a German chief engineer on a | U-boat in World War II and recipient of the Knight's |
| 5 March 1961) was a German chief engineer on a | U-boat in World War II and recipient of the Knight's |
| out the British fleet, but it was spotted by a | U-boat just 65 miles north of Scheer. |
| JW 54A was opposed by a | U-boat force of five boats in a patrol line, code-nam |
| honour of Oberleutnant Hans Joachim Emsmann, a | U-boat commander during World War I, who died on 28 O |
| It was opposed by a | U-boat group, Eisteufel, of first 6, then 8 U boats, |
| y, SS Empire Morn, was blown up after it hit a | U-boat mine on 26 April 1943. |
| , and sunk with the loss of all 138 hands by a | U-boat (U-82 - Lt. Cdr. Rollmann) while escorting a c |
| ly in the morning of 17 October she attacked a | U-boat, one of a pack assaulting an American convoy S |
| SS Arandora Star which had been torpedoed by a | U-boat; DeWolf was promoted to Commander in 1940. |
| es on the run, carrying important news about a | U-Boat campaign. |
| On 9 January 1944 Abelia encountered a | U-Boat while on convoy escort duty, and moved to atta |
| rst time prisoners of war were captured from a | U-boat operating in the South Atlantic. |
| She reported sighting a | U-boat off Philippeville, Algeria on the 15th, but wa |
| However, there was no evidence of a | U-boat in the area at the time, and no wake of a torp |
| w miles from the Maine coastline (indicating a | U-boat had been nearby) and reports of suspicious sig |
| es remaining after an unsuccessful attack on a | U-boat. |
| t afternoon a Swordfish sighted and attacked a | U-Boat diving only 6 miles (9.7 km) from the convoy. |
| en 44 aircraft of the Fleet Air Arm attacked a | U-boat base five miles south of the town and port of |
| Empress was the largest ship sunk by a | U-boat. |
| Lohs, a | U-boat commander during World War I, died on 14 Augus |
| Charlie Sillett was killed in a | U-boat attack on an allied convoy while serving with |
| , on 4 February, the Germans had established a | U-boat blockade around the United Kingdom and had dec |
| iously damaged as the escort vessels stalked a | U-boat. |
| ly where a secret device would be located on a | U-Boat in general is unlikely; however Brown, the thi |
| ew miles off the Maine coastline (indicating a | U-boat had been nearby) and suspicious sightings repo |
| ea and the Arctic Sea, where she was sunk by a | U-Boat in 1942. |
| r 'mystery' ships) when she was torpedoed by a | U-boat and very badly damaged. |
| headed for home, with 100 men crammed aboard a | U-boat designed for only 54. |
| igating a coastal command aircraft report of a | U-boat ahead of the convoy. |
| survivors of the freighter when it detected a | U-boat preparing to attack. |
| His memoirs "The Odyssey of a | U-Boat Commander: The Recollections of Erich Topp" wa |
| JW 54B was opposed by a | U-boat force of five boats in a patrol line, code-nam |
| which attempted to prevent the scuttling of a | U-boat. |
| followed by Hirschfeld - The Secret Diary of a | U-Boat Commander (1996) and FIPS - Legendary U-Boat C |
| The German forces comprised a | U-boat group, code-named "Ice Palace", of 12 U-Boats, |
| erator that afternoon, and Campbell attacked a | U-boat that evening. |
| she joined two other destroyers in attacking a | U-boat; dropped 14 depth charges; and had the satisfa |
| When a | U-boat was sighted, the tow line and communication li |
| ed the 2nd Light Cruiser squadron, attacking a | u-boat on 18 June 1915 without success. |
| nd on 16 August she and HMS Achates attacked a | U-boat that had been sighted by the armed merchant cr |
| rm, and that he was subsequently attacked by a | U-boat. |
| efuses to join the convoy and is attacked by a | U-boat which sets a trap for the convoy and its escor |
| Saltzwedel, a | U-boat commander during World War I, died on 2 Decemb |
| Weddigen, a | U-boat commander during World War I, died on 18 March |
| wan-class sloop launched in 1943 and sunk by a | U-boat in 1945. |
| SMS Vulkan was a | U-boat salvage tug in the Kaiserliche Marine laid dow |
| rnst Peter Burger landed on American soil on a | U-boat. |
| ined sea-wolf symbolizes the only capture of a | U-boat from the German wolf-packs during World War II |
| together with naval escorts to protect against | U-boat attacks. |
| lphia, Pennsylvania, on coastal patrol against | U-boat until 2 November, when she departed Newport, R |
| nned to contain extensive shipyards, docks and | U-Boat bases for the expected post-war German navy th |
| hreat across the Bay of Biscay of both air and | U-boat attack. |
| in April 1942, reaching Murmansk after air and | U-boat attacks that sank one ship, and ice damage tha |
| By September 1943 these were ready, and | U-boat Control (Befehlshaber der Unterseeboote)(BdU) |
| divers planned to search for U-190 and another | U-boat, U-520. |
| On the 11 May another | U-Boat was engaged by a Swordfish on the surface whic |
| icular the meeting in stormy seas with another | U-boat. |
| investigation, it was discovered that another | U-boat, U-171, also operating in the Gulf of Mexico, |
| divers planned to search for U-520 and another | U-boat, U-190. |
| Albert Lieven as | U-Boat commander |
| Carl Esmond as | U-boat Captain |
| Spy in Black, which was released in the US as | U-Boat 29, stars Conrad Veidt, Valerie Hobson, Sebast |
| rived on the scene and drove off the attacking | U-boat, helped to extinguish the fire, and make repai |
| ntered combat on 13 December 1943 by attacking | U-boat installations at Kiel; only fifteen crews were |
| et superiors, his ship was sunk by an Austrian | U-boat and he with all his staff was captured and tak |
| 910 and she was torpedoed and sunk by Austrian | U-boat in the Mediterranean on 6 August 1918. |
| ne 1916, the ship was sunk by Austro-Hungarian | U-boat U-5 with the loss of 1,650 men. |
| Kotor, she fought against the Austro-Hungarian | U-boat U-4 and aircraft. |
| igence needed to allow allied convoys to avoid | U-boat concentrations. |
| nonetheless there was no advantage in avoiding | U-boat attacks. |
| drummer Mike 'Woody' Woodmansey (David Bowie, | U-Boat), bassist Geoff Appleby (Hunter-Ronson Band), |
| Rose was one of the most respected and brave | U-boat commanders and famous for his humanity and fai |
| ther the casualties inflicted on USS Kearny by | U-boat U-568 on October 17, 1941, or the sinking of t |
| tive service, he ended the war as a celebrated | U-boat commander from late 1917 in the Mediterranean, |
| sing his depth charges in front of the chasing | U-boat he might be able to damage it or at least scar |
| chmer took command of U-23, a Type IIB coastal | U-Boat. |
| A UC-Class coastal | U-boat similar to the one that may have sunk Nelson. |
| Lorenzo d'Equevilley Montjustin for a coastal | U-boat, which was an improved version of the Karp cla |
| The famous Type VII submarine, the most common | U-boat of the Kriegsmarine, was born. |
| ere rewarded with the sight of a badly damaged | U-boat breaking the surface. |
| 4, as part of force CS4, she helped to disrupt | U-boat operations in the Indian Ocean when her aircra |
| containing the pair of torpedo tubes from each | U-boat and replacing it with a new bow containing fou |
| and U-3004) that were scuttled in the Elbe-II | U-boat bunker. |
| She was a brand new, high technology electric | U-boat which was lost when only one month old in a bi |
| Ethel & Millie which were used to combat enemy | U-boat action in the North Sea. |
| U-boot-Abnahme-Kommando in Kiel which enlisted | u-boat crews. |
| They were intended to entangle | U-boat traffic of the enemy, even though the submarin |
| chsmarine in 1929, and in October 1940 entered | U-boat training, taking command of U-161 as part of t |
| ed crews and officers in the rapidly expanding | U-boat arm of the Kriegsmarine following the abandonm |
| rvation of Klaus Vernier, a highly experienced | U-boat commander and tactical expert. |
| mdr Segram RN and once commanded by the famous | U-boat hunter Captain Frederic John Walker. |
| The famous | U-boat ace Max Valentiner served as salvage officer o |
| only 20 kt (37 km/h); in addition, the firing | U-boat was forced to stop its motors. |
| The planning for the first | U-boat bunker in Bergen began in late 1940 and was un |
| On its second war cruise it became the first | U-boat during World War II to enter the Mediterranean |
| h HMCS Chambly (K116) achieved the RCN's first | U-boat kill of the war. |
| led The dramatic true story of Germany's first | u-boat attacks along the American coast in World War |
| On 9 August 1914, U-15 became the first | U-boat loss to an enemy warship after it was rammed b |
| German survivors claimed it was the first | U-Boat to be lost of those operating in that area. |
| This was the first | U-boat kill by the Royal Canadian Navy during the Bat |
| ion Todt coordinated the building of the first | U-boat bunker in Bergen, codenamed Bruno, as well as |
| German submarine U-1 was the first | U-boat (or submarine) built for the Kriegsmarine foll |
| In 1915, the German Empire had begun its first | U-boat campaign of the First World War. |
| First | U-boat lost to an Allied submarine in the war when HM |
| capacity that Prentice scored the RCN's first | U-boat kill, shared with HMCS Moosejaw. |
| U-656 became the first | U-boat to be sunk by the U.S. Navy in World War II. |
| e Siegfried Schmidt, a 27-year-old, first-time | U-boat skipper, and underwent trials in German home w |
| r See Wilhelm Werner, a 26-year-old first-time | U-boat commander. |
| eclassified and converted to serve as hulk for | U-boat crews at the Kiel naval base. |
| re the German naval bases in the North Sea for | U-boat operations. |
| Commissioned into the Kriegsmarine as foreign | U-boat UIT-24 and assigned to 12th U-boat Flotilla, s |
| From | U-Boat to Concentration Camp, 1938 |
| n waters to protect Allied shipping lanes from | U-boat attacks. |
| However, no further | U-boat contacts were made. |
| Hasan also sailed with Bose in the German | U-Boat U-180 in 1943 in Bose's voyage to South East A |
| vember 1943 in the Bay of Biscay) was a German | U-boat commander in World War II and recipient of the |
| October 1916 she hit a mine laid by the German | U-boat UC-26. |
| The ship was attacked by a German | U-boat during World War I, but survived. |
| February 1915 - 13 January 1994) was a German | U-boat commander in World War II and recipient of the |
| edorf - 16 May 2001 in Beckedorf) was a German | U-boat machinist in World War II and recipient of the |
| r was added to his DSC for sinking of a German | U-boat. |
| tween Germany and Portugal arose due to German | U-Boat warfare which sought to blockade the United Ki |
| without warning on 30 December 1915, by German | U-Boat commander Max Valentiner. |
| ten (15 August 1905 - 2 May 1993) was a German | U-boat commander during World War II. |
| in - 5 September 1917, North Sea) was a German | U-boat commander during the First World War, noted fo |
| However, there are no German | U-boat claims for this vessel. |
| sunk during the First World War by the German | U-boat SM U-96 on 28 March 1918, while on passage fro |
| th charge falling from the ship sinks a German | U-Boat as well. |
| Zapp (3 April 1904-17 July 1964) was a German | U-boat commander in World War II. |
| a Royal Navy destroyer encountered the German | U-boat UB-70. |
| Alfred Eick (born 9 March 1916) was a German | U-boat commander in World War II and recipient of the |
| (2 August 1917 - 16 January 2009) was a German | U-boat commander in World War II and recipient of the |
| re Adrias was believed to have sunk the German | U/Boat U-553 (British Admiralty's signal presumed her |
| ovember 1915 she hit a mine laid by the German | U-boat, UC-5. |
| attack coastal shipping as part of the German | U-boat campaign. |
| - 19 November 1970 in Flensburg) was a German | U-boat commander in World War II and recipient of the |
| September 22 The German | U-boat SM U-157 sinks the Portuguese ship Gaia, near |
| British merchant ship is torpedoed by a German | U-Boat and takes shelter in a neutral port. |
| n four minutes after being torpedoed by German | U-boat U-48, with 43 fatalities. |
| e ship was hit and U-38 traveled to the German | U-boat base in Bergen, Norway on 21 November. |
| 1912 in Salzbrunn - 9 June 2005) was a German | U-boat commander in World War II and recipient of the |
| d completed 1917, torpedoed and sunk by German | U-boat UC-17 off Dutch coast 15 August 1918. |
| On 4 October 1939, German | U-Boat U-35 entered Ventry Bay and landed 28 Greek sa |
| SM U-2 was a German | U-boat built for the Kaiserliche Marine. |
| In March 1942, it was attacked by German | U-boat U-124 off the coast of Cape Lookout, North Car |
| Hess (6 May 1923 - 29 March 2008) was a German | U-boat commander of the Second World War. |
| When a German | U-boat sank the British liner Lusitania in 1915, with |
| d put in charge of the interrogation of German | U-boat captains. |
| An ex German | U-boat engineer, Hans Lemke, living in Hunmanby North |
| of Ireland in sight, a torpedo from the German | U-boat U-20 struck the Lusitania on the starboard sid |
| At 11:45 in the morning, a German | U-boat of unknown designation surfaced and fired torp |
| the Luftwaffe's bombing of England, the German | U-Boat campaign against Great Britain, and so on is n |
| July 1943 in the North Atlantic) was a German | U-boat commander in World War II and recipient of the |
| 5 January 1914-27 September 1943) was a German | U-boat commander in World War II and commander of U-1 |
| Steglitz-5 April 2003 in Sasbach) was a German | U-boat commander in World War II and recipient of the |
| ka, a Norwegian merchantman sunk by the German | U-boat U-93. |
| Wilhelm Bauer (1822-1875), German | U-boat engineer |
| li's Avengers made radar contact with a German | U-boat as the submarine cruised on the surface awaiti |
| t of the Cape Verde Islands to break up German | U-boat refuelling activities in that area. |
| rbach - 23 October 1965 in Alzey) was a German | U-boat commander in World War II and recipient of the |
| eapon's premature explosion allowed the German | U-boat to escape. |
| It resulted in the last sinking of a German | U-boat in Asian waters during the Pacific War and was |
| carrier USS Guadalcanal, which captured German | U-boat U-505. |
| owing month when, on 27 March 1940, the German | U-boat U-21 accidentally ran aground at Oddene near R |
| e (July 24, 1909 - June 3, 1987), was a German | U-boat commander of the Kriegsmarine during World War |
| German | U-boat Command (BdU) was delighted with the actions a |
| elli and two other boats then passed to German | U-boat command and, with mixed German and Italian cre |
| rg - 23 January 1990 in Hannover) was a German | U-boat commander in World War II and recipient of the |
| d States Navy USS S-51 in 1925, and the German | U-Boat U-853 in 1945. |
| tt (3 December 1907 - 2 May 1997) was a German | U-boat commander in World War II. |
| The commander had no knowledge that a German | U-boat was in the area of Crete. |
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