U-boat Patrols

Patrols by U-13

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	Commander	Departure		Arrival		Days	Tons
1	Kptlt. Karl Daublebsky von Eichhain	25 Aug 1939	Wilhelmshaven	31 Aug 1939	Wilhelmshaven	7 days		P	View
⌊	Kptlt. Karl Daublebsky von Eichhain	2 Sep 1939	Wilhelmshaven	6 Sep 1939	Wilhelmshaven	5 days		P	View
2	Kptlt. Karl Daublebsky von Eichhain	11 Sep 1939	Wilhelmshaven	3 Oct 1939	Kiel	23 days	13,562	P	View
3	Kptlt. Karl Daublebsky von Eichhain	25 Oct 1939	Kiel	3 Nov 1939	Kiel	10 days	4,666	P	View
4	Heinz Scheringer	15 Nov 1939	Kiel	25 Nov 1939	Kiel	11 days	793	P	View
5	Heinz Scheringer	9 Dec 1939	Kiel	15 Dec 1939	Kiel	7 days		P	View
6	Max-Martin Schulte	24 Jan 1940	Kiel	5 Feb 1940	Wilhelmshaven	13 days	3,659	P	View
7	Max-Martin Schulte	16 Feb 1940	Wilhelmshaven	29 Feb 1940	Wilhelmshaven	14 days		P	View
	Max-Martin Schulte	2 Mar 1940	Wilhelmshaven	3 Mar 1940	Kiel	2 days
	Max-Martin Schulte	25 Mar 1940	Kiel	26 Mar 1940	Wilhelmshaven	2 days
8	Max-Martin Schulte	31 Mar 1940	Wilhelmshaven	19 Apr 1940	Bergen	20 days	4,935	P	View
⌊	Max-Martin Schulte	21 Apr 1940	Bergen	2 May 1940	Kiel	12 days	8,280	P	View
9	Max-Martin Schulte	26 May 1940	Kiel	31 May 1940	Sunk	6 days		P	View
						128 days	35,895
9 War patrols (P) located. 128 days at sea during patrols (132 days at sea overall). War patrols are shown with grey background. Sometimes patrols are split into several entries, boats putting into base for quick repairs and such. Tons indicate tonnage of ships sunk or damaged during the patrol, if any. Warships are included.