Ernst Rosenow

Successes
18 ships sunk with a total of 21,909 GRT
4 ships damaged with a total of 17,154 GRT

Born:	27 Jul 1888	Perlhof, Perleberg
Died:	7 Jun 1917	west of Ireland

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3 Apr 1907		Seekadett
21 Apr 1908		Fähnrich zur See
28 Sep 1910		Leutnant zur See
27 Sep 1913		Oberleutnant zur See
17 Jun 1917		Kapitänleutnant (posthumous)

		Iron Cross 2nd class
		Iron Cross 1st class

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Date	U-boat	Name of ship	Type of ship	Tons

17 Nov 1916	UC 29	Canganian	Steamer	1,143	br

23 Jan 1917	UC 29	Clan Shaw	Steamer	3,943	br
24 Jan 1917	UC 29	Sunniva	Steamer	589	nw
5 Feb 1917	UC 29	Primrose	Trawler	136	br
9 Feb 1917	UC 29	Yesso	Navy Trawler	229	br
10 Feb 1917	UC 29	San Fraterno (d.)	Tanker	9,587	br
11 Feb 1917	UC 29	Norwood	Steamer	798	br
11 Feb 1917	UC 29	ROANOKE (d.)		3,455	br
1 Mar 1917	UC 29	Herbert Ingram	Trawler	142	br
1 Mar 1917	UC 29	Redcap	Trawler	199	br
3 Mar 1917	UC 29	Northumbria	Navy Trawler	211	br
14 Mar 1917	UC 29	Storaas	Steamer	3,041	nw
24 Apr 1917	UC 29	Upton Castle	Trawler	145	br
27 Apr 1917	UC 29	Nidelven	Steamer	1,262	nw
27 Apr 1917	UC 29	Ragnhild	Steamer	1,117	nw
29 Apr 1917	UC 29	Carbo I	Steamer	1,385	da
1 May 1917	UC 29	Firelight	Steamer	1,143	br
3 Jun 1917	UC 29	Elisabeth	Sailing vessel	2,061	fr
3 Jun 1917	UC 29	Mavis (d.)	Q-ship	1,295	br
4 Jun 1917	UC 29	Songvand	Sailing vessel	2,206	nw
7 Jun 1917	UC 29	Pargust (d.)	Q-ship	2,817	br
3 Aug 1917	UC 29	Hornchurch	Steamer	2,159	br
				39,063
18 ships sunk (21,909 tons) and 4 ships damaged (17,154 tons). Legend (d.) means the ship was damaged. We have a picture of this vessel.