This is the full listing of all ships hit during July 1944. You can click on any of the links for further information on either ship, U-boat, commander or convoy.
Date |
U-boat |
Commander |
| Name of ship |
Tons |
Nat. |
Convoy |
2 Jul 1944 | U-547 | Heinrich Niemeyer | | Bodegraven | 5,593 | | nl | |
4 Jul 1944 | U-539 | Hans-Jürgen Lauterbach-Emden | | Kittanning (d.) | 10,195 | | am | |
5 Jul 1944 | U-247 | Gerhard Matschulat | | Noreen Mary | 207 | | br | |
5 Jul 1944 | U-390 | Heinz Geissler | | HMS Ganilly (T 367) | 545 | | br | EBC-30 |
5 Jul 1944 | U-763 | Ernst Cordes | | Glendinning | 1,927 | | br | FTC-27 |
6 Jul 1944 | U-218 | Richard Becker | | HMS Empire Halberd (F 160) (d.) [Mine] | 7,177 | | br | |
7 Jul 1944 | U-516 | Hans-Rutger Tillessen | | Esso Harrisburg | 9,887 | | am | |
9 Jul 1944 | U-196 | Eitel-Friedrich Kentrat | | Shahzada | 5,454 | | br | |
15 Jul 1944 | U-181 | Kurt Freiwald | | Tanda | 7,174 | | br | |
15 Jul 1944 | U-198 | Burkhard Heusinger von Waldegg | | Director | 5,107 | | br | |
15 Jul 1944 | U-679 | Friedrich Breckwoldt | | TK-57 (No 60) (d.) | 36 | | sj | |
18 Jul 1944 | U-479 | Friedrich-Wilhelm Sons | | MO-304 (d.) | 56 | | sj | |
19 Jul 1944 | U-181 | Kurt Freiwald | | King Frederick | 5,265 | | br | |
20 Jul 1944 | U-861 | Jürgen Oesten | | Vital de Oliveira | 1,737 | | bz | |
24 Jul 1944 | U-309 | Hans-Gert Mahrholz | | Samneva (t.) | 7,219 | | br | FTM-47 |
24 Jul 1944 | U-861 | Jürgen Oesten | | William Gaston | 7,177 | | am | |
25 Jul 1944 | U-862 | Heinrich Timm | | Robin Goodfellow | 6,885 | | am | |
28 Jul 1944 | U-475 | Otto Stoeffler | | MO-107 (d.) | 56 | | sj | |
29 Jul 1944 | U-621 | Hermann Stuckmann | | HMS Prince Leopold | 2,938 | | br | |
30 Jul 1944 | U-250 | Werner-Karl Schmidt | | MO-105 | 56 | | sj | |
30 Jul 1944 | U-481 | Klaus Andersen | | KT-804 | 26 | | sj | |
30 Jul 1944 | U-481 | Klaus Andersen | | KT-806 (d.) | 26 | | sj | |
30 Jul 1944 | U-481 | Klaus Andersen | | KT-807 | 26 | | sj | |
30 Jul 1944 | U-621 | Hermann Stuckmann | | Ascanius (d.) | 10,048 | | br | EBC-54 |
31 Jul 1944 | U-370 | Karl Nielsen | | MO-101 | 56 | | sj | |
| 94,873 | |
18 ships sunk (67,279 tons) and 7 ships damaged (27,594 tons). Legend We have a picture of this vessel. (d.) means the ship was damaged. (t.) means the ship was a total loss (included in ships & tonnage lost). [Mine] indicates the vessel was hit by a mine laid by said U-boat. |
This map shows where Allied ships were hit during July 1944