Heres a topic i hope goes a long way...

[mstgnymike]

You have probably seen me or alot of other people post topics wondering who is still in a u-boat and what there current status is in there career ex.(U-1, Heading toward dover, low on gas, 6th patrol, 5000 tons) or whatever you want to report. So lets keep this one going and let us know where all are true U-Boat Captains are.
My current status:
(2-17-1940)/U-77(IIA), Just returned home after sinking CA Ciclia. Wont be heading out for another month in base.

[emtmedic005]

U-65 (IXB) Sept. 12, 1941 Returning to Port after doing some recon of Boston and NYC. Sank 2 British small merchants, Reported a convoy east of Boston. when will BDU put milk cows in the Mid Atlantic?

[Andyman23]

U-501 (IXC) Late September 1941, Patrolling of Freetown for about a month, attacked one convoy, 5/6 torpedoes hit targets, heard collapsing bulkheads, at least 3 ships sunk, depth charged for 1 1/2 hours with light damage, lost contact, going to refuel in Canary Islands and continue patrol

[SmokinTep]

U-105 in port at Lorient, Nov 27th, 1941. Getting ready for my 15th patrol in a IXB.

[filefool]

U-2502 out of Bergen, on route to patrol area in the western approaches. Made contact with a CV task force but got detected and slipped away (little damge).

[STEED]

We already have a thread. :arrgh!:

http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/showthread.php?t=108361

[Canovaro]

I'm in the AM sector just made it out of AM68, which is a rediculous patrol area. On the way to my new home, Lorient.

It would be better to let everybody have their own single post in this thread, so they can edit their post to update the info. To keep things more organized.

[mstgnymike]

ya good idea

[Stealth Hunter]

U-93 (VIIC) Mid December 1943, Patrolled Irish Sea for about a week. Fired a total of 9 torpedoes in the area, of which, 9 hit their target. 6 ships sunk, 3 wounded. Not attacked by enemy carriers. Moving to raid Scapa Flow and get the hell out of there. Will report back to St. Lorient about a week from now, just in time for Christmas.
-Kapitan zur See Heinz Ziepel.