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Patrol info for U-867

Date lookup for 14 Sep 1944


DepartureArrival / FateDuration
9 Sep 1944Kiel19 Sep 1944Lost11 days

Commander

Officers *


Kpt. Arved von Mühlendahl

Patrol description
U-867 left for a patrol in the North Atlantic and was ordered to place an automatic weather station on Labrador. On 17 September, both diesel engines were disabled by heavy weather west of Stadlandedt, Norway. The boat sent a distress signal and headed for the Norwegian coast using power from the batteries. The BdU ordered U-218, U-858 and U-1228 to take off the crew while the signal was also picked up in Britain and a Mosquito strike sent out the next morning, but they found and attacked U-275 instead. On 19 September, U-867 had empty batteries and the crew was forced to scuttle their boat after an air attack in the evening. However, the U-boats searching the survivors were not able to find them due to bad weather and air attacks on themselves.

U-867's position on 14 Sep 1944

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