Patrol info for U-98
| Departure | Arrival / Fate | Days | ||
| 31 Mar 1942 | St. Nazaire | 6 Jun 1942 | St. Nazaire | 68 days |
Commander | Officers * | ||
 Wilhelm Schulze |
ObStrm Heinrich Mürl |
WO Hannes Leinemann |
WO Oblt. Dietrich von Carlewitz |
U-98's daily positions during the patrol
Resource id #33
ms = 47.14N02.12W,48.45N04.45W,46.03N07.45W,46.03N10.45W,46.03N13.45W,46.03N16.45W,45.09N18.15W,45.09N21.15W,44.15N24.15W,44.15N25.45W,44.15N28.45W,43.21N31.45W,43.21N33.15W,42.27N37.18W,41.33N39.42W,40.39N40.54W,39.45N44.30W,38.51N46.54W,37.57N38.30W,37.03N51.42W,37.57N52.54W,37.03N54.06W,36.09N55.18W,36.09N55.18W,36.09N56.30W,35.15N60.06W,34.21N63.42W,33.27N67.18W,32.33N70.54W,31.39N72.06W,30.45N76.54W,30.45N80.30W,31.39N80.30W,31.39N79.18W,29.51N79.18W,28.57N80.30W,28.57N80.30W,29.51N80.30W,29.51N80.30W,28.57N80.30W,27.09N80.30W,28.57N80.30W,28.57N80.30W,28.57N80.30W,28.57N79.18W,30.45N78.06W,31.39N78.06W,31.39N75.42W,32.33N70.54W,32.33N69.42W,34.21N67.18W,37.03N64.54W,37.57N62.30W,38.51N63.42W,39.45N56.30W,40.39N52.54W,41.33N48.06W,41.33N44.30W,42.27N39.42W,42.27N36.06W,43.21N31.45W,44.15N27.15W,44.15N22.45W,45.09N16.45W,46.03N12.15W,46.03N07.45W,46.03N04.45W,47.14N02.12W
We have daily positions for all 68 days on this patrol.
Ships hit by U-98 during this patrol
No entries found.
No ships hit by U-98 on this patrol.
General Events during this patrol
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Attacks on U-98 during this patrol
2 Apr 1942
At 00.47 hours, the outbound boat was attacked with six 250lb depth charges by a Whitley (502 Sqdn RAF/F) in the Bay of Biscay. U-98 escaped by crash-diving with minor damages. (Sources: ASW 822/42, KTB U-98)
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