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List of U-boats of Germany

May 03, 2024

Germany has commissioned over 1,500 U-boats (German: Unterseeboot) into its various navies from 1906 to the present day. The submarines have usually been designated with a U followed by a number, although World War I coastal submarines and coastal minelaying submarines used the UB and UC prefixes, respectively. When Germany resumed building submarines in the 1930s, the numbering of the submarines was restarted at 1. The renumbering was restarted at 1 a third time when Germany resumed building submarines in the 1960s.

World War I–era U-boats edit

There were some 380 U-boats commissioned into the Kaiserliche Marine in the years before and during World War I. Although the first four German U-boats—U-1, U-2, U-3, and U-4—were commissioned before 1910, all four served in a training capacity during the war. German U-boats used during World War I were divided into three series. The U designation was generally reserved for ocean-going attack torpedo U-boats. The UB designation was used for coastal attack U-boats, while the UC designation was reserved for coastal minelaying U-boats.

U-boats edit

U-boats designed primarily for deep water service were designated with a U prefix and numbered up to 167.

Type U 1 edit

Type U 2 edit

Type U 3 edit

Type U 5 edit

Type U 9 edit

Type U 13 edit

Type U 16 edit

Type U 17 edit

Type U 19 edit

Type U 23 edit

Type U 27 edit

Type U 31 edit

Main article: German Type U 31 submarine

Type U 43 edit

Type U 51 edit

Type U 57 edit

Type U 63 edit

Type U 66 (Type UD) edit

Main article: German Type U 66 submarine

The Type U 66 submarines were originally constructed for Austro-Hungary as the U-7 class, but were sold to Germany at the start of WWI.

Type UE I (Type U 71) edit

Main article: German Type UE I submarine

Type U 81 edit

Main article: German Type U 81 submarine

Type U 87 edit

Main article: German Type U 87 submarine

Type U 93 edit

Main article: German Type U 93 submarine

Type U 115 edit

Type UE II (Type U 117) edit

Main article: German Type UE II submarine

Type U 127 edit

Main article: German Type U 127 submarine

Type Large MS (Type U 135) edit

Main article: German Type Large MS submarine

Type U 139 edit

Main article: German Type U 139 submarine

Type U 142 edit

  • SM U-142
  • SM U-143
  • SM U-144
  • SM U-145
  • SM U-146
  • SM U-147
  • SM U-148
  • SM U-149
  • SM U-150

Type U 151 (Deutschland Class submarine) edit

Main article: German Type U 151 submarine

Type U 158 edit

UB coastal U-boats edit

Coastal attack torpedo U-boats were smaller craft intended for operation closer to land. They were designated with a UB prefix and numbered up to 155.

Type UB I edit

Main article: German Type UB I submarine

Type UB II edit

Main article: German Type UB II submarine

Type UB III edit

Main article: German Type UB III submarine

UC coastal minelaying U-boats edit

Coastal minelaying U-boats were smaller vessels intended to mine enemy harbors and approaches. They were designated with a UC prefix and numbered up to 114.

Type UC I edit

Main article: German Type UC I submarine

Type UC II edit

Main article: German Type UC II submarine

Type UC III edit

Main article: German Type UC III submarine

Thirty-five Type UC III submarines were planned, but only 25 were completed. Nine of these (UC-106 to UC-114) were never commissioned and were awarded to the United Kingdom and France and broken up in 1921. Ten of these (UC-80 to UC-89) were broken up at yard

Foreign U-boats edit

At the outbreak of World War I Germany took charge of a number of submarines under construction in German shipyards for other countries.

World War II U-boats edit

See also: List of German U-boats in World War II

In the World War II era, Germany commissioned some 1,250 U-boats into the Kriegsmarine.

Type I edit

Main article: Type I submarine

Type II edit

Main article: Type II submarine

Type IIA edit

Type IIB edit

Type IIC edit

Type IID edit

Type VII edit

Main article: Type VII submarine

Type VIIA edit

Type VIIB edit

Type VIIC edit

Type VIIC/41 edit

Type VIID edit

Type VIIF edit

Type IX edit

Main article: Type IX submarine

Type IXA edit

Main article: German Type IXA submarine

Type IXB edit

Main article: German Type IXB submarine

Type IXC edit

Type IXC/40 edit

Type IXD edit

Type X (XB) edit

Main article: Type X submarine

Originally intended as long-range minelayers, the Type X were later used as long-range cargo transports.

Type XI edit

The Type XI was a planned artillery boat, armed with four 128-mm guns in two twin turrets along with an Arado Ar 231 floatplane. Four boats were laid down in 1939 but were cancelled at the outbreak of WWII.

  • U-112
  • U-113
  • U-114
  • U-115

Type XIV edit

Main article: Type XIV submarine

The Type XIV submarine was a shortened version of the Type IXD and used as tankers. Twenty-four were planned, but only 10 were commissioned; three (U-491 to U-494) were cancelled before completed and eleven were never laid down. This type was nicknamed Milchkuh (milk cow).

Type XVII edit

Main article: Type XVII submarine

Type XVIIA edit

Type XVIIB edit

Twelve Type XVIIB submarines were planned, but only three were completed; three were cancelled at the end of the war before completion and six were cancelled in favor of the Type XXI submarine.

Type XVIIK edit

Type XVIII edit

The Type XVIII was a projected attack boat using the Walter propulsion system. Two boats were laid down in 1943, but construction was cancelled in March 1944.

Type XXI edit

Main article: Type XXI submarine
See also: List of Type XXI submarines

Type XXIII edit

Main article: Type XXIII submarine
See also: List of German Type XXIII submarines

Midget submarines edit

Biber edit

Main article: Biber (submarine)

Molch edit

Main article: Molch

Seehund (Type XVIIB) edit

Main article: Seehund

The range of U-5000 to U-6442 was specifically allocated to German midget submarines. The following Seehund Type XXVIIB U-boats were entered into the Kriegsmarine registry as commissioned vessels

  • U-5001
  • U-5002
  • U-5003
  • U-5004
  • U-5005
  • U-5006
  • U-5007
  • U-5008
  • U-5009
  • U-5010
  • U-5011
  • U-5012
  • U-5013
  • U-5014
  • U-5015
  • U-5016
  • U-5017
  • U-5018
  • U-5019
  • U-5020
  • U-5021
  • U-5022
  • U-5023
  • U-5024
  • U-5025
  • U-5026
  • U-5027
  • U-5028
  • U-5029
  • U-5030
  • U-5031
  • U-5032
  • U-5033
  • U-5034
  • U-5035
  • U-5036
  • U-5037
  • U-5038
  • U-5039
  • U-5040
  • U-5041
  • U-5042
  • U-5043
  • U-5044
  • U-5045
  • U-5046
  • U-5047
  • U-5048
  • U-5049
  • U-5050
  • U-5051
  • U-5052
  • U-5053
  • U-5054
  • U-5055
  • U-5056
  • U-5057
  • U-5058
  • U-5059
  • U-5060
  • U-5061
  • U-5062
  • U-5063
  • U-5064
  • U-5065
  • U-5066
  • U-5067
  • U-5068
  • U-5069
  • U-5070
  • U-5071
  • U-5072
  • U-5073
  • U-5074
  • U-5075
  • U-5076
  • U-5077
  • U-5078
  • U-5079
  • U-5080
  • U-5081
  • U-5082
  • U-5083
  • U-5084
  • U-5085
  • U-5086
  • U-5087
  • U-5088
  • U-5089
  • U-5090
  • U-5091
  • U-5092
  • U-5093
  • U-5094
  • U-5095
  • U-5096
  • U-5097
  • U-5098
  • U-5099
  • U-5100
  • U-5101
  • U-5102
  • U-5103
  • U-5104
  • U-5105
  • U-5106
  • U-5107
  • U-5108
  • U-5109
  • U-5110
  • U-5111
  • U-5112
  • U-5113
  • U-5114
  • U-5115
  • U-5116
  • U-5117
  • U-5118
  • U-5251
  • U-5252
  • U-5253
  • U-5254
  • U-5255
  • U-5256
  • U-5257
  • U-5258
  • U-5259
  • U-5260
  • U-5261
  • U-5262
  • U-5263
  • U-5264
  • U-5265
  • U-5266
  • U-5267
  • U-5268
  • U-5269
  • U-5330

Foreign U-boats edit

Main article: Foreign U-boats

Germany captured and commissioned 14 submarines from six countries into the Kriegsmarine during World War II.

Post–World War II U-boats edit

Type XXI edit

Type XXIII edit

Type 201 edit

Main article: Type 201 submarine

Type 205 edit

Main article: Type 205 submarine

Type 206 edit

Main article: Type 206 submarine

Type 212A edit

Main article: Type 212A submarine

See also edit

External links edit

  • List of U-boats at U-boat.net

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Germany has commissioned over 1 500 U boats German Unterseeboot into its various navies from 1906 to the present day The submarines have usually been designated with a U followed by a number although World War I coastal submarines and coastal minelaying submarines used the UB and UC prefixes respectively When Germany resumed building submarines in the 1930s the numbering of the submarines was restarted at 1 The renumbering was restarted at 1 a third time when Germany resumed building submarines in the 1960s Contents 1 World War I era U boats 1 1 U boats 1 1 1 Type U 1 1 1 2 Type U 2 1 1 3 Type U 3 1 1 4 Type U 5 1 1 5 Type U 9 1 1 6 Type U 13 1 1 7 Type U 16 1 1 8 Type U 17 1 1 9 Type U 19 1 1 10 Type U 23 1 1 11 Type U 27 1 1 12 Type U 31 1 1 13 Type U 43 1 1 14 Type U 51 1 1 15 Type U 57 1 1 16 Type U 63 1 1 17 Type U 66 Type UD 1 1 18 Type UE I Type U 71 1 1 19 Type U 81 1 1 20 Type U 87 1 1 21 Type U 93 1 1 22 Type U 115 1 1 23 Type UE II Type U 117 1 1 24 Type U 127 1 1 25 Type Large MS Type U 135 1 1 26 Type U 139 1 1 27 Type U 142 1 1 28 Type U 151 Deutschland Class submarine 1 1 29 Type U 158 1 2 UB coastal U boats 1 2 1 Type UB I 1 2 2 Type UB II 1 2 3 Type UB III 1 3 UC coastal minelaying U boats 1 3 1 Type UC I 1 3 2 Type UC II 1 3 3 Type UC III 1 4 Foreign U boats 2 World War II U boats 2 1 Type I 2 2 Type II 2 2 1 Type IIA 2 2 2 Type IIB 2 2 3 Type IIC 2 2 4 Type IID 2 3 Type VII 2 3 1 Type VIIA 2 3 2 Type VIIB 2 3 3 Type VIIC 2 3 4 Type VIIC 41 2 3 5 Type VIID 2 3 6 Type VIIF 2 4 Type IX 2 4 1 Type IXA 2 4 2 Type IXB 2 4 3 Type IXC 2 4 4 Type IXC 40 2 4 5 Type IXD 2 5 Type X XB 2 6 Type XI 2 7 Type XIV 2 8 Type XVII 2 8 1 Type XVIIA 2 8 2 Type XVIIB 2 8 3 Type XVIIK 2 9 Type XVIII 2 10 Type XXI 2 11 Type XXIII 2 12 Midget submarines 2 12 1 Biber 2 12 2 Molch 2 12 3 Seehund Type XVIIB 2 13 Foreign U boats 3 Post World War II U boats 3 1 Type XXI 3 2 Type XXIII 3 3 Type 201 3 4 Type 205 3 5 Type 206 3 6 Type 212A 4 See also 5 External linksWorld War I era U boats editThere were some 380 U boats commissioned into the Kaiserliche Marine in the years before and during World War I Although the first four German U boats U 1 U 2 U 3 and U 4 were commissioned before 1910 all four served in a training capacity during the war German U boats used during World War I were divided into three series The U designation was generally reserved for ocean going attack torpedo U boats The UB designation was used for coastal attack U boats while the UC designation was reserved for coastal minelaying U boats U boats edit U boats designed primarily for deep water service were designated with a U prefix and numbered up to 167 Type U 1 edit SM U 1 Type U 2 edit SM U 2 Type U 3 edit SM U 3 SM U 4 Type U 5 edit SM U 5 SM U 6 SM U 7 SM U 8 Type U 9 edit SM U 9 SM U 10 SM U 11 SM U 12 Type U 13 edit SM U 13 SM U 14 SM U 15 Type U 16 edit SM U 16 Type U 17 edit SM U 17 SM U 18 Type U 19 edit SM U 19 SM U 20 SM U 21 SM U 22 Type U 23 edit SM U 23 SM U 24 SM U 25 SM U 26 Type U 27 edit SM U 27 SM U 28 SM U 29 SM U 30 Type U 31 edit Main article German Type U 31 submarine SM U 31 SM U 32 SM U 33 SM U 34 SM U 35 SM U 36 SM U 37 SM U 38 SM U 39 SM U 40 SM U 41 Type U 43 edit SM U 43 SM U 44 SM U 45 SM U 46 SM U 47 SM U 48 SM U 49 SM U 50 Type U 51 edit SM U 51 SM U 52 SM U 53 SM U 54 SM U 55 SM U 56 Type U 57 edit SM U 57 SM U 58 SM U 59 SM U 60 SM U 61 SM U 62 SM U 99 SM U 100 SM U 101 SM U 102 SM U 103 SM U 104 Type U 63 edit SM U 63 SM U 64 SM U 65 Type U 66 Type UD edit Main article German Type U 66 submarine The Type U 66 submarines were originally constructed for Austro Hungary as the U 7 class but were sold to Germany at the start of WWI SM U 66 SM U 67 SM U 68 SM U 69 SM U 70 Type UE I Type U 71 edit Main article German Type UE I submarine SM U 71 SM U 72 SM U 73 SM U 74 SM U 75 SM U 76 SM U 77 SM U 78 SM U 79 SM U 80 Type U 81 edit Main article German Type U 81 submarine SM U 81 SM U 82 SM U 83 SM U 84 SM U 85 SM U 86 Type U 87 edit Main article German Type U 87 submarine SM U 87 SM U 88 SM U 89 SM U 90 SM U 91 SM U 92 Type U 93 edit Main article German Type U 93 submarine SM U 93 SM U 94 SM U 95 SM U 96 SM U 97 SM U 98 SM U 105 SM U 106 SM U 107 SM U 108 SM U 109 SM U 110 SM U 111 SM U 112 SM U 113 SM U 114 SM U 160 SM U 161 SM U 162 SM U 163 SM U 164 SM U 165 SM U 166 SM U 167 Type U 115 edit SM U 115 SM U 116 Type UE II Type U 117 edit Main article German Type UE II submarine SM U 117 SM U 118 SM U 119 SM U 120 SM U 121 SM U 122 SM U 123 SM U 124 SM U 125 SM U 126 Type U 127 edit Main article German Type U 127 submarine SM U 127 SM U 128 SM U 129 SM U 130 SM U 131 SM U 132 SM U 133 SM U 134 Type Large MS Type U 135 edit Main article German Type Large MS submarine SM U 135 SM U 136 SM U 137 SM U 138 Type U 139 edit Main article German Type U 139 submarine SM U 139 SM U 140 SM U 141 Type U 142 edit SM U 142 SM U 143 SM U 144 SM U 145 SM U 146 SM U 147 SM U 148 SM U 149 SM U 150 Type U 151 Deutschland Class submarine edit Main article German Type U 151 submarine SM U 151 SM U 152 SM U 153 SM U 154 SM U 155 SM U 156 SM U 157 Type U 158 edit SM U 158 SM U 159 UB coastal U boats edit Coastal attack torpedo U boats were smaller craft intended for operation closer to land They were designated with a UB prefix and numbered up to 155 Type UB I edit Main article German Type UB I submarine UB 1 UB 2 UB 3 UB 4 UB 5 UB 6 UB 7 UB 8 UB 9 UB 10 UB 11 UB 12 UB 13 UB 14 UB 15 UB 16 UB 17 Type UB II edit Main article German Type UB II submarine UB 18 UB 19 UB 20 UB 21 UB 22 UB 23 UB 24 UB 25 UB 26 UB 27 UB 28 UB 29 UB 30 UB 31 UB 32 UB 33 UB 34 UB 35 UB 36 UB 37 UB 38 UB 39 UB 40 UB 41 UB 42 UB 43 UB 44 UB 45 UB 46 UB 47 Type UB III edit Main article German Type UB III submarine UB 48 UB 49 UB 50 UB 51 UB 52 UB 53 UB 54 UB 55 UB 56 UB 57 UB 58 UB 59 UB 60 UB 61 UB 62 UB 63 UB 64 UB 65 UB 66 UB 67 UB 68 UB 69 UB 70 UB 71 UB 72 UB 73 UB 74 UB 75 UB 76 UB 77 UB 78 UB 79 UB 80 UB 81 UB 82 UB 83 UB 84 UB 85 UB 86 UB 87 UB 88 UB 89 UB 90 UB 91 UB 92 UB 93 UB 94 UB 95 UB 96 UB 97 UB 98 UB 99 UB 100 UB 101 UB 102 UB 103 UB 104 UB 105 UB 106 UB 107 UB 108 UB 109 UB 110 UB 111 UB 112 UB 113 UB 114 UB 115 UB 116 UB 117 UB 118 UB 119 UB 120 UB 121 UB 122 UB 123 UB 124 UB 125 UB 126 UB 127 UB 128 UB 129 UB 130 UB 131 UB 132 UB 133 UB 134 UB 135 UB 136 UB 137 UB 138 UB 139 UB 140 UB 141 UB 142 UB 143 UB 144 UB 145 UB 146 UB 147 UB 148 UB 149 UB 150 UB 151 UB 152 UB 153 UB 154 UB 155 UC coastal minelaying U boats edit Coastal minelaying U boats were smaller vessels intended to mine enemy harbors and approaches They were designated with a UC prefix and numbered up to 114 Type UC I edit Main article German Type UC I submarine UC 1 UC 2 UC 3 UC 4 UC 5 UC 6 UC 7 UC 8 UC 9 UC 10 UC 11 UC 12 UC 13 UC 14 UC 15 Type UC II edit Main article German Type UC II submarine UC 16 UC 17 UC 18 UC 19 UC 20 UC 21 UC 22 UC 23 UC 24 UC 25 UC 26 UC 27 UC 28 UC 29 UC 30 UC 31 UC 32 UC 33 UC 34 UC 35 UC 36 UC 37 UC 38 UC 39 UC 40 UC 41 UC 42 UC 43 UC 44 UC 45 UC 46 UC 47 UC 48 UC 49 UC 50 UC 51 UC 52 UC 53 UC 54 UC 55 UC 56 UC 57 UC 58 UC 59 UC 60 UC 61 UC 62 UC 63 UC 64 UC 65 UC 66 UC 67 UC 68 UC 69 UC 70 UC 71 UC 72 UC 73 UC 74 UC 75 UC 76 UC 77 UC 78 UC 79 Type UC III edit Main article German Type UC III submarine Thirty five Type UC III submarines were planned but only 25 were completed Nine of these UC 106 to UC 114 were never commissioned and were awarded to the United Kingdom and France and broken up in 1921 Ten of these UC 80 to UC 89 were broken up at yard UC 80 UC 81 UC 82 UC 83 UC 84 UC 85 UC 86 UC 87 UC 88 UC 89 UC 90 UC 91 UC 92 UC 93 UC 94 UC 95 UC 96 UC 97 UC 98 UC 99 UC 100 UC 101 UC 102 UC 103 UC 104 UC 105 UC 106 UC 107 UC 108 UC 109 UC 110 UC 111 UC 112 UC 113 UC 114 Foreign U boats edit At the outbreak of World War I Germany took charge of a number of submarines under construction in German shipyards for other countries SM UA ex Norwegian A class submarine A 5 U 66 to U 70 ex Austro Hungarian U 7 class U 7 to U 11 US 1 ex Russian Bars class Burevestnik only test run not in service US 2 ex Russian Bars class Orlan Commissioned later abandoned to White Russian Forces US 3 ex Russian Bars class Utka only test run not in service US 4 ex Russian Bars class Gagara only test run not in serviceWorld War II U boats editSee also List of German U boats in World War II In the World War II era Germany commissioned some 1 250 U boats into the Kriegsmarine Type I edit Main article Type I submarine U 25 U 26 Type II edit Main article Type II submarine Type IIA edit U 1 U 2 U 3 U 4 U 5 U 6 Type IIB edit U 7 U 8 U 9 U 10 U 11 U 12 U 13 U 14 U 15 U 16 U 17 U 18 U 19 U 20 U 21 U 22 U 23 U 24 U 120 U 121 Type IIC edit U 56 U 57 U 58 U 59 U 60 U 61 U 62 U 63 Type IID edit U 137 U 138 U 139 U 140 U 141 U 142 U 143 U 144 U 145 U 146 U 147 U 148 U 149 U 150 U 151 U 152 Type VII edit Main article Type VII submarine Type VIIA edit U 27 U 28 U 29 U 30 U 31 U 32 U 33 U 34 U 35 U 36 Type VIIB edit U 45 U 46 U 47 U 48 U 49 U 50 U 51 U 52 U 53 U 54 U 55 U 73 U 74 U 75 U 76 U 83 U 84 U 85 U 86 U 87 U 99 U 100 U 101 U 102 Type VIIC edit U 69 U 70 U 71 U 72 U 77 U 78 U 79 U 80 U 81 U 82 U 88 U 89 U 90 U 91 U 92 U 93 U 94 U 95 U 96 U 97 U 98 U 132 U 133 U 134 U 135 U 136 U 201 U 202 U 203 U 204 U 205 U 206 U 207 U 208 U 209 U 210 U 211 U 212 U 221 U 222 U 223 U 224 U 225 U 226 U 227 U 228 U 229 U 230 U 231 U 232 U 235 U 236 U 237 U 238 U 239 U 240 U 241 U 242 U 243 U 244 U 245 U 246 U 247 U 248 U 249 U 250 U 251 U 252 U 253 U 254 U 255 U 256 U 257 U 258 U 259 U 260 U 261 U 262 U 263 U 264 U 265 U 266 U 267 U 268 U 269 U 270 U 271 U 272 U 273 U 274 U 275 U 276 U 277 U 278 U 279 U 280 U 281 U 282 U 283 U 284 U 285 U 286 U 287 U 288 U 289 U 290 U 291 U 301 U 302 U 303 U 304 U 305 U 306 U 307 U 308 U 309 U 310 U 311 U 312 U 313 U 314 U 315 U 316 U 331 U 332 U 333 U 334 U 335 U 336 U 337 U 338 U 339 U 340 U 341 U 342 U 343 U 344 U 345 U 346 U 347 U 348 U 349 U 350 U 351 U 352 U 353 U 354 U 355 U 356 U 357 U 358 U 359 U 360 U 361 U 362 U 363 U 364 U 365 U 366 U 367 U 368 U 369 U 370 U 371 U 372 U 373 U 374 U 375 U 376 U 377 U 378 U 379 U 380 U 381 U 382 U 383 U 384 U 385 U 386 U 387 U 388 U 389 U 390 U 391 U 392 U 393 U 394 U 395 U 396 U 397 U 398 U 399 U 400 U 401 U 402 U 403 U 404 U 405 U 406 U 407 U 408 U 409 U 410 U 411 U 412 U 413 U 414 U 415 U 416 U 417 U 418 U 419 U 420 U 421 U 422 U 423 U 424 U 425 U 426 U 427 U 428 U 429 U 430 U 431 U 432 U 433 U 434 U 435 U 436 U 437 U 438 U 439 U 440 U 441 U 442 U 443 U 444 U 445 U 446 U 447 U 448 U 449 U 450 U 451 U 452 U 453 U 454 U 455 U 456 U 457 U 458 U 465 U 466 U 467 U 468 U 469 U 470 U 471 U 472 U 473 U 474 U 475 U 476 U 477 U 478 U 479 U 480 U 481 U 482 U 483 U 484 U 485 U 486 U 551 U 552 U 553 U 554 U 555 U 556 U 557 U 558 U 559 U 560 U 561 U 562 U 563 U 564 U 565 U 566 U 567 U 568 U 569 U 570 U 571 U 572 U 573 U 574 U 575 U 576 U 577 U 578 U 579 U 580 U 581 U 582 U 583 U 584 U 585 U 586 U 587 U 588 U 589 U 590 U 591 U 592 U 593 U 594 U 595 U 596 U 597 U 598 U 599 U 600 U 601 U 602 U 603 U 604 U 605 U 606 U 607 U 608 U 609 U 610 U 611 U 612 U 613 U 614 U 615 U 616 U 617 U 618 U 619 U 620 U 621 U 622 U 623 U 624 U 625 U 626 U 627 U 628 U 629 U 630 U 631 U 632 U 633 U 634 U 635 U 636 U 637 U 638 U 639 U 640 U 641 U 642 U 643 U 644 U 645 U 646 U 647 U 648 U 649 U 650 U 651 U 652 U 653 U 654 U 655 U 656 U 657 U 658 U 659 U 660 U 661 U 662 U 663 U 664 U 665 U 666 U 667 U 668 U 669 U 670 U 671 U 672 U 673 U 674 U 675 U 676 U 677 U 678 U 679 U 680 U 681 U 682 U 683 U 684 U 685 U 686 U 701 U 702 U 703 U 704 U 705 U 706 U 707 U 708 U 709 U 710 U 711 U 712 U 713 U 714 U 715 U 716 U 717 U 718 U 719 U 720 U 721 U 722 U 731 U 732 U 733 U 734 U 735 U 736 U 737 U 738 U 739 U 740 U 741 U 742 U 743 U 744 U 745 U 746 U 747 U 748 U 749 U 750 U 751 U 752 U 753 U 754 U 755 U 756 U 757 U 758 U 759 U 760 U 761 U 762 U 763 U 764 U 765 U 766 U 767 U 768 U 771 U 772 U 773 U 774 U 775 U 776 U 777 U 778 U 779 U 780 U 781 U 782 U 821 U 822 U 823 U 824 U 825 U 826 U 901 U 902 U 903 U 904 U 905 U 906 U 907 U 908 U 921 U 922 U 923 U 924 U 925 U 926 U 927 U 928 U 951 U 952 U 953 U 954 U 955 U 956 U 957 U 958 U 959 U 960 U 961 U 962 U 963 U 964 U 965 U 966 U 967 U 968 U 969 U 970 U 971 U 972 U 973 U 974 U 975 U 976 U 977 U 978 U 979 U 980 U 981 U 982 U 983 U 984 U 985 U 986 U 987 U 988 U 989 U 990 U 991 U 992 U 993 U 994 U 1051 U 1052 U 1053 U 1054 U 1055 U 1056 U 1057 U 1058 U 1101 U 1102 U 1131 U 1132 U 1161 U 1162 U 1191 U 1192 U 1193 U 1194 U 1195 U 1196 U 1197 U 1198 U 1199 U 1200 U 1201 U 1202 U 1203 U 1204 U 1205 U 1206 U 1207 U 1208 U 1209 U 1210 Type VIIC 41 edit U 292 U 293 U 294 U 295 U 296 U 297 U 298 U 299 U 300 U 317 U 318 U 319 U 320 U 321 U 322 U 323 U 324 U 325 U 326 U 327 U 328 U 329 U 330 U 687 U 688 U 689 U 691 U 723 U 724 U 827 U 828 U 929 U 930 U 931 U 932 U 995 U 996 U 997 U 998 U 999 U 1000 U 1001 U 1002 U 1003 U 1004 U 1005 U 1006 U 1007 U 1008 U 1009 U 1010 U 1011 U 1012 U 1013 U 1014 U 1015 U 1016 U 1017 U 1018 U 1019 U 1020 U 1021 U 1022 U 1023 U 1024 U 1025 U 1026 U 1027 U 1028 U 1029 U 1030 U 1031 U 1032 U 1063 U 1064 U 1065 U 1103 U 1104 U 1105 U 1106 U 1107 U 1108 U 1109 U 1110 U 1133 U 1134 U 1135 U 1136 U 1163 U 1164 U 1165 U 1166 U 1167 U 1168 U 1169 U 1170 U 1171 U 1172 U 1173 U 1174 U 1175 U 1176 U 1177 U 1178 U 1179 U 1271 U 1272 U 1273 U 1274 U 1275 U 1276 U 1277 U 1278 U 1279 U 1280 U 1281 U 1282 U 1301 U 1302 U 1303 U 1304 U 1305 U 1306 U 1307 U 1308 Type VIID edit U 213 U 214 U 215 U 216 U 217 U 218 Type VIIF edit U 1059 U 1060 U 1061 U 1062 Type IX edit Main article Type IX submarine Type IXA edit Main article German Type IXA submarine U 37 U 38 U 39 U 40 U 41 U 42 U 43 U 44 Type IXB edit Main article German Type IXB submarine U 64 U 65 U 103 U 104 U 105 U 106 U 107 U 108 U 109 U 110 U 111 U 122 U 123 U 124 Type IXC edit U 66 U 67 U 68 U 125 U 126 U 127 U 128 U 129 U 130 U 131 U 153 U 154 U 155 U 156 U 157 U 158 U 159 U 160 U 161 U 162 U 163 U 164 U 165 U 166 U 171 U 172 U 173 U 174 U 175 U 176 U 501 U 502 U 503 U 504 U 505 U 506 U 507 U 508 U 509 U 510 U 511 U 512 U 513 U 514 U 515 U 516 U 517 U 518 U 519 U 520 U 521 U 522 U 523 U 524 Type IXC 40 edit U 167 U 168 U 169 U 170 U 183 U 184 U 185 U 186 U 187 U 188 U 189 U 190 U 191 U 192 U 193 U 194 U 525 U 526 U 527 U 528 U 529 U 530 U 531 U 532 U 533 U 534 U 535 U 536 U 537 U 538 U 539 U 540 U 541 U 542 U 543 U 544 U 545 U 546 U 547 U 548 U 549 U 550 U 801 U 802 U 803 U 804 U 805 U 806 U 807 U 808 U 841 U 842 U 843 U 844 U 845 U 846 U 853 U 854 U 855 U 856 U 857 U 858 U 865 U 866 U 867 U 868 U 869 U 870 U 877 U 878 U 879 U 880 U 881 U 882 U 889 U 890 U 891 U 892 U 1221 U 1222 U 1223 U 1224 U 1225 U 1226 U 1227 U 1228 U 1229 U 1230 U 1231 U 1232 U 1233 U 1234 U 1235 Type IXD edit U 177 U 178 U 179 U 180 U 181 U 182 U 195 U 196 U 197 U 198 U 199 U 200 U 847 U 848 U 849 U 850 U 851 U 852 U 859 U 860 U 861 U 862 U 863 U 864 U 871 U 872 U 873 U 874 U 875 U 876 U 883 U 884 Type X XB edit Main article Type X submarine Originally intended as long range minelayers the Type X were later used as long range cargo transports U 116 U 117 U 118 U 119 U 219 U 220 U 233 U 234 Type XI edit The Type XI was a planned artillery boat armed with four 128 mm guns in two twin turrets along with an Arado Ar 231 floatplane Four boats were laid down in 1939 but were cancelled at the outbreak of WWII U 112 U 113 U 114 U 115 Type XIV edit Main article Type XIV submarine The Type XIV submarine was a shortened version of the Type IXD and used as tankers Twenty four were planned but only 10 were commissioned three U 491 to U 494 were cancelled before completed and eleven were never laid down This type was nicknamed Milchkuh milk cow U 459 U 460 U 461 U 462 U 463 U 464 U 487 U 488 U 489 U 490 U 491 U 492 U 493 U 494 U 495 U 496 U 497 Type XVII edit Main article Type XVII submarine Type XVIIA edit U 792 U 793 U 794 U 795 Type XVIIB edit Twelve Type XVIIB submarines were planned but only three were completed three were cancelled at the end of the war before completion and six were cancelled in favor of the Type XXI submarine U 1405 U 1406 U 1407 Type XVIIK edit U 798 Type XVIII edit The Type XVIII was a projected attack boat using the Walter propulsion system Two boats were laid down in 1943 but construction was cancelled in March 1944 U 796 U 797 Type XXI edit Main article Type XXI submarine See also List of Type XXI submarines U 2501 U 2502 U 2503 U 2504 U 2505 U 2506 U 2507 U 2508 U 2509 U 2510 U 2511 U 2512 U 2513 U 2514 U 2515 U 2516 U 2517 U 2518 U 2519 U 2520 U 2521 U 2522 U 2523 U 2524 U 2525 U 2526 U 2527 U 2528 U 2529 U 2530 U 2531 U 2533 U 2534 U 2535 U 2536 U 2538 U 2539 U 2540 U 2541 U 2542 U 2543 U 2544 U 2545 U 2546 U 2548 U 2551 U 2552 U 3001 U 3002 U 3003 U 3004 U 3005 U 3006 U 3007 U 3008 U 3009 U 3010 U 3011 U 3012 U 3013 U 3014 U 3015 U 3016 U 3017 U 3018 U 3019 U 3020 U 3021 U 3022 U 3023 U 3024 U 3025 U 3026 U 3027 U 3028 U 3029 U 3030 U 3031 U 3032 U 3033 U 3034 U 3035 U 3037 U 3038 U 3039 U 3040 U 3041 U 3044 U 3501 U 3502 U 3503 U 3504 U 3505 U 3506 U 3507 U 3508 U 3509 U 3510 U 3511 U 3512 U 3513 U 3514 U 3515 U 3516 U 3517 U 3518 U 3519 U 3520 U 3521 U 3522 U 3523 U 3524 U 3525 U 3526 U 3527 U 3528 U 3529 U 3530 Type XXIII edit Main article Type XXIII submarine See also List of German Type XXIII submarines U 2321 U 2322 U 2323 U 2324 U 2325 U 2326 U 2327 U 2328 U 2329 U 2330 U 2331 U 2332 U 2333 U 2334 U 2335 U 2336 U 2337 U 2338 U 2339 U 2340 U 2341 U 2342 U 2343 U 2344 U 2345 U 2346 U 2347 U 2348 U 2349 U 2350 U 2351 U 2352 U 2353 U 2354 U 2355 U 2356 U 2357 U 2358 U 2359 U 2360 U 2361 U 2362 U 2363 U 2364 U 2365 U 2366 U 2367 U 2368 U 2369 U 2371 U 4701 U 4702 U 4703 U 4704 U 4705 U 4706 U 4707 U 4709 U 4710 U 4711 U 4712 Midget submarines edit Biber edit Main article Biber submarine Molch edit Main article Molch Seehund Type XVIIB edit Main article Seehund The range of U 5000 to U 6442 was specifically allocated to German midget submarines The following Seehund Type XXVIIB U boats were entered into the Kriegsmarine registry as commissioned vessels U 5001 U 5002 U 5003 U 5004 U 5005 U 5006 U 5007 U 5008 U 5009 U 5010 U 5011 U 5012 U 5013 U 5014 U 5015 U 5016 U 5017 U 5018 U 5019 U 5020 U 5021 U 5022 U 5023 U 5024 U 5025 U 5026 U 5027 U 5028 U 5029 U 5030 U 5031 U 5032 U 5033 U 5034 U 5035 U 5036 U 5037 U 5038 U 5039 U 5040 U 5041 U 5042 U 5043 U 5044 U 5045 U 5046 U 5047 U 5048 U 5049 U 5050 U 5051 U 5052 U 5053 U 5054 U 5055 U 5056 U 5057 U 5058 U 5059 U 5060 U 5061 U 5062 U 5063 U 5064 U 5065 U 5066 U 5067 U 5068 U 5069 U 5070 U 5071 U 5072 U 5073 U 5074 U 5075 U 5076 U 5077 U 5078 U 5079 U 5080 U 5081 U 5082 U 5083 U 5084 U 5085 U 5086 U 5087 U 5088 U 5089 U 5090 U 5091 U 5092 U 5093 U 5094 U 5095 U 5096 U 5097 U 5098 U 5099 U 5100 U 5101 U 5102 U 5103 U 5104 U 5105 U 5106 U 5107 U 5108 U 5109 U 5110 U 5111 U 5112 U 5113 U 5114 U 5115 U 5116 U 5117 U 5118 U 5251 U 5252 U 5253 U 5254 U 5255 U 5256 U 5257 U 5258 U 5259 U 5260 U 5261 U 5262 U 5263 U 5264 U 5265 U 5266 U 5267 U 5268 U 5269 U 5330 Foreign U boats edit Main article Foreign U boats Germany captured and commissioned 14 submarines from six countries into the Kriegsmarine during World War II Turkey UA United Kingdom UB Norway UC 1 UC 2 Netherlands UD 1 UD 2 UD 3 UD 4 UD 5 France UF 1 UF 2 UF 3 Italy UIT 22 UIT 23 UIT 24 UIT 25Post World War II U boats editType XXI edit Wilhelm Bauer ex U 2540 Type XXIII edit Hai ex U 2365 Hecht ex U 2367 Type 201 edit Main article Type 201 submarine U 1 S180 U 2 S181 U 3 S182 Type 205 edit Main article Type 205 submarine U 1 S180 U 2 S183 U 4 S183 U 5 S184 U 6 S185 U 7 S186 U 8 S187 U 9 S188 U 10 S189 U 11 S190 U 12 S191 Type 206 edit Main article Type 206 submarine U 13 S192 U 14 S193 U 15 S194 U 16 S195 U 17 S196 U 18 S197 U 19 S198 U 20 S199 U 21 S170 U 22 S171 U 23 S172 U 24 S173 U 25 S174 U 26 S175 U 27 S176 U 28 S177 U 29 S178 U 30 S179 Type 212A edit Main article Type 212A submarine U 31 S181 U 32 S182 U 33 S183 U 34 S184 U 35 S185 U 36 S186 See also editList of U boats never deployed List of German U boat WW2 Raiding Careers List of naval ships of Germany Category Type II U boats Category Type IX U boats Category Type VII U boats Category Type XIV U boats Category Type XXI U boats List of ships of the Second World War List of submarines of the Second World WarExternal links editList of U boats at U boat net Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title List of U boats of Germany amp oldid 1215065403, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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