WWI U-boats
U 66
Type |
U 66 | ||||||
| Shipyard | Germaniawerft, Kiel (Werk 203) | ||||||
| Ordered | 2 Feb 1913 | Laid down | 1 Nov 1913 | ||||
| Launched | 22 Apr 1915 | Commissioned | 23 Jul 1915 | ||||
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| Career | 7 patrols | ||||||
| 17 Oct 1915 - 15 Jan 1916 Baltic Flotilla 15 Jan 1916 - 3 Sep 1917 IV Flotilla |
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| Successes | 24 ships sunk with a total of 68,962 tons. 2 ships damaged with a total of 6,714 tons. 1 ship taken as prize with a total of 1,005 tons. 1 ship damaged with a total of 5,250 tons. | ||||||
| Fate | 3 Sep 1917 - Lost on or after September 3, 1917, possibly in the Dogger Bank area to a mine. 40 dead (all hands lost). | ||||||
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There was another U 66 in World War Two That boat was launched from its shipyard on 10 Oct 1940 and commissioned into the Kriegsmarine on 2 Jan 1941. Take a look at the U 66 from WWII. |


