U-860

國家德國
艦級Type IX 級 潛艇
Yard Number1066
訂購日期1941年6月5日
安放龍骨日期1942年6月15日
下水日期1943年3月23日
服役日期1943年8月12日
沉沒日期1944年6月15日
排水量1,580 tons standard; 1,771 tons submerged
長度287 feet
寬度25 feet
吃水18 feet
動力來源Two diesel engines (8,880bhp), two electric motors (990shp), two shafts
速度20 knots
續航力12,750nm at 10 knots surfaced; 57nm at 4 knots submerged
乘員66
武裝4x53.3cm bow torpedo tubes, 2x53.3cm stern torpedo tubes, 24 torpedoes or 48 TMA or 72 TMB mines, 1x10.5cm SK C/32 gun, 1x3.7cm Flak M42 anti-aircraft gun, 2x2cm C/30 anti-aircraft gun
Submerged Speed6.9 knots

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Submarine U-860 互動地圖

U-860 Operational Timeline

1944年4月11日 U-860, a Type IX-D Type German submarine, under Fregattenkapitän Paul Büchel, set sail from Kiel, Germany. She carried, among others, 100 tons of mercury and 100 tons of lead for Japan as well as location devices, test equipment, tools and consumables for 4 submarines in East Asia. She was to make a stop at Kristiansand, Norway before heading into the Atlantic Ocean.
1944年6月15日 In the Atlantic Ocean at 1922 hours, U-860 (Fregattenkapitän Paul Büchel) was located by an Avenger aircraft from USS Solomons. Three waves of attacks were launched. The first wave was consisted of two Avenger aircraft (Lieutenant Commander H. M. Avery and Ensign M. J. Spear) and two Wildcat aircraft (Ensign T. J. Wadsworth and Ensign R. E. McMahon); Wadsworth had to return to the carrier due to flak damage to a drop tank; the first wave made one rocket hit. The second wave was consisted of one Avenger aircraft (Lieutenant (jg) D. E. Weigle) and one Wildcat aircraft (Ensign R. E. McMahon); the second wave made one rocket hit. The third wave was consisted of one Avenger aircraft (Lieutenant (jg) W. F. Chamberlain) and one Wildcat aircraft (Lieutenant Commander H. M. Avery); the Avenger was damaged and its pilot ditched in the water. Depth charge damage caused during the third attack caused U-860 to sink, leaving 30-40 survivors in the water. Went down with the submarine were 100 tons of mercury and 100 tons of lead for Japan, as well as a wide array of equipment for German submarines operating in the east. Cannon-class destroyers USS Straub and USS Herzog arrived during the night and picked up 20 German survivors, including Büchel, but no trace of the Avenger crew was found.




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