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U-262 (Type VIIC)



U-264 (Type VIIC)

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U-267 (Type VIIC)




U-269 (Type VIIC)

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U-270 (Type VIIC)


U-271 (Type VIIC)


U-275 (Type VIIC)

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U-278 (Type VIIC)



U-281 (Type VIIC)
Operation Deadlight on 30 november 1945

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It's enough for today.
Following another day.

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U-288 (Type VIIC)
Sunk, 3 april 1944

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U-290 (Type VIIC)

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U-293 (Type VIIC-41)



U-295 (Type VIIC-41)
7 January 1945 with a "Biber" on the deck


U-300 (Type VIIC-41)






Sunk 22 Feb, 1945 in the North Atlantic west of Cadiz, in position 36.29N, 08.20W, by depth charges from British minesweepers HMS Recuit and HMS Pincher and the yacht Evadne. 9 dead and 41 survivors.

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U-302 (Type VIIC)





U-304 (Type VIIC)


U-305 (Type VIIC)

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U-306 (Type VIIC)



U-307 (Type VIIC)


U-309 (Type VIIC)

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U-310 (Type VIIC)
Commissioned 23 Oct 1943


U-312 (Type VIIC)



U-317 (Type VIIC-41)

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U-331 (Type VIIC)
Messine in 1942

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U-332 (Type VIIC)



U-333 (Type VIIC)

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U-334 (Type VIIC)

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U-338 (Type VIIC)


U-339 (Type VIIC)

N° (5)


U-340 (Type VIIC)

Sunk at 0430hrs on 2 Nov, 1943 near Tangier, in position 35.33N, 06.37W, by depth charges from the British sloop HMS Fleetwood, the British destroyers HMS Active and HMS Witherington and by depth charges from a British Wellington aircraft (Sqdn. 179/R). 1 dead and 48 survivors.