WWI U-boats
U 32
Type | U 31 | ||||||||
Shipyard | Germaniawerft, Kiel (Werk 192) | ||||||||
Ordered | 29 Mar 1912 | ||||||||
Laid down | 8 Nov 1912 | ||||||||
Launched | 28 Jan 1914 | ||||||||
Commissioned | 3 Sep 1914 | ||||||||
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Career | 11 patrols | ||||||||
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Successes | 37 ships sunk with a total of 106,035 tons. 3 ships damaged with a total of 18,554 tons. 1 ship taken as prize with a total of 1,115 tons. 1 warship sunk with a total of 14,000 tons. (View ships hit by U 32) | ||||||||
Fate | 8 May 1918 - Shelled then depth charged by HMS Wallflower NW Malta at 3607N 1328E. 41 dead (all hands lost). |
There was another U 32 in World War Two
That boat was launched from its shipyard on 25 Feb 1937 and commissioned into the Kriegsmarine on 15 Apr 1937. Take a look at U 32 from WWII.