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U-1199 - 2 patrols
1 ship sunk (7.176 tons)

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WWII U-boat Successes

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Date	U-boat	Commander	Name of ship		Tons	Nat.		Convoy

13 Dec, 1941	U-453	Freiherr Egon Reiner von Schlippenbach		Badalona	4.202		sp

7 Apr, 1942	U-453	Freiherr Egon Reiner von Schlippenbach		HMHS Somersetshire (d.)	9.716		br

20 Jan, 1943	U-453	Freiherr Egon Reiner von Schlippenbach		Jean Jadot	5.859		be	KMS-7
30 Jun, 1943	U-453	Freiherr Egon Reiner von Schlippenbach		Oligarch (d.)	6.894		br	GTX-3
6 Jul, 1943	U-453	Freiherr Egon Reiner von Schlippenbach		Shahjehan	5.454		br	MWS-36
15 Nov, 1943	U-453	Freiherr Egon Reiner von Schlippenbach		HMS Quail (G 45) (t.) [Mine]	1.705		br
20 Nov, 1943	U-453	Freiherr Egon Reiner von Schlippenbach		Jela [Mine]	335		yu
22 Nov, 1943	U-453	Freiherr Egon Reiner von Schlippenbach		HMS Hebe (J 24) [Mine]	835		br

1 Feb, 1944	U-453	Dierk Lührs		Agia Paraskevi	80		gr
1 Feb, 1944	U-453	Dierk Lührs		Himli	67		lb
1 Feb, 1944	U-453	Dierk Lührs		Salem	81		lb
2 Feb, 1944	U-453	Dierk Lührs		Yahiya	64		sy
19 May, 1944	U-453	Dierk Lührs		Fort Missanabie	7.147		br	HA-43
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11 ships sunk (25.829 tons) and 2 ships damaged (16.610 tons). [Mine] indicates the vessel was hit by a mine laid by said U-boat. Legend (d.) means the ship was damaged. (t.) means the ship was a total loss (included in ships & tonnage lost). We have a picture of this vessel.