Patrol info for U-736
| Departure | Arrival / Fate | Duration | ||
| 31 Mar 1944 | Stavanger | 26 May 1944 | Lorient | 57 days |
Commander | Officers * |
 Oblt. (R) Reinhard Reff |
Daily positions, sinkings and allied attacks during the patrol of U-736
We have 56 daily positions for the 57 days U-736 was at sea.
Departure from Stavanger on 31 Mar 1944.
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Arrival at Lorient on 26 May 1944.
Ships hit by U-736 during this patrol
General Events during this patrol
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Attacks on U-736 during this patrol
24 May 1944
Aircraft attack, aircraft shot down:
British Wellington bomber (612 Sqn RAF/L, pilot F/O K.M. Davies)
Bay of Biscay, inbound: the boat shot down the Wellington (killing the crew of six) shortly after being left unable to dive following an attack by a British B-24 Liberator (RAF Sqn 224/C, pilot F/L E.W. Lindsay). The badly damaged U-736 was later escorted into Lorient by five minesweepers.
(Sources: Franks/Zimmerman)About this data
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* These are officers that later became commanders themselves.