Patrol info for U-413
| Departure | Arrival / Fate | Duration | ||
| 22 Oct 1942 | Kiel | 24 Oct 1942 | Marviken | 3 days |
| 28 Oct 1942 | Marviken | 25 Nov 1942 | Brest | 29 days |
| 32 days | ||||
Commander | Officers * |
 Oblt. Gustav Poel |
Daily positions, sinkings and allied attacks during the patrol of U-413
We have daily positions for all 32 days on this patrol.
Departure from Kiel on 22 Oct 1942.
23 Oct 1942 -
Arrival at Marviken on 24 Oct 1942.
Departure from Marviken on 28 Oct 1942.
29 Oct 1942 - 30 Oct 1942 - 31 Oct 1942 - 1 Nov 1942 - 2 Nov 1942 - 3 Nov 1942 - 4 Nov 1942 - 5 Nov 1942 - 6 Nov 1942 - 7 Nov 1942 - 8 Nov 1942 - 9 Nov 1942 - 10 Nov 1942 - 11 Nov 1942 - 12 Nov 1942 - 13 Nov 1942 - 14 Nov 1942 - 15 Nov 1942 - 16 Nov 1942 - 17 Nov 1942 - 18 Nov 1942 - 19 Nov 1942 - 20 Nov 1942 - 21 Nov 1942 - 22 Nov 1942 - 23 Nov 1942 - 24 Nov 1942 -
Arrival at Brest on 25 Nov 1942.
Wolfpack operations during this patrol
U-413 operated with the following Wolfpacks during this patrol
Westwall (8 Nov 1942 - 19 Nov 1942)
Ships hit by U-413 during this patrol
| Date | U-boat | Commander | Name of ship | Tons | Nat. | Convoy | Map | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14 Nov 1942 | U-413 | Gustav Poel |  | Warwick Castle | 20,107 |  | br | MKF-1X | A |
| 20,107 | |||||||||
1 ship sunk (20,107 tons). Legend | |||||||||
General Events during this patrol
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Attacks on U-413 during this patrol
19 Nov 1942
The target of the attack on 19 Nov. 1942 in the Atlantic SW of Cape St. Vincent in
position 35.38N, 11.48W by British Hudson bomber (608 Sqn RAF/C), credited with sinking U-98, was in fact U-413, which escaped, but with severe damage.
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* These are officers that later became commanders themselves.