


U-106
Country | Germany |
Ship Class | Type IX-class Submarine |
Builder | Deutsche Schiff- und Maschinenbau AG |
Yard Number | 969 |
Ordered | 24 May 1938 |
Laid Down | 26 Nov 1939 |
Launched | 17 Jun 1940 |
Commissioned | 24 Sep 1940 |
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Submarine U-106 互動地圖
U-106 Operational Timeline
8 Mar 1941 | Off Western Africa, German submarines U-105, U-106, and U-124 received sighting reports of Allied convoy SL-67 from surface ships Scharnhorst and Gneisenau. They searched for the escorting battleship HMS Malaya in failure; instead, U-105 sank British ship Harmodius at 0341 hours and U-124 sank four ships between 0547 and 0608 hours. U-105 received damage from depth charges as she was counterattacked. A total of 62 British sailors were killed; 300 survivors were picked up. |
24 Jan 1942 | German submarine U-106 sank British ship Empire Wildebeeste in the Atlantic Ocean 430 miles southeast of Nova Scotia, Canada at 0653 hours. |
28 May 1942 | U-106 sank British ship Mentor (4 were killed, 82 survived) in the Gulf of Mexico. |
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