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WWII U-boat Successes

Ships hit by U-156

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Date	U-boat	Commander	Name of ship		Tons	Nat.		Convoy
16 Feb, 1942	U-156	Werner Hartenstein		Arkansas (d.)	6.452		am
16 Feb, 1942	U-156	Werner Hartenstein		Oranjestad	2.396		br
16 Feb, 1942	U-156	Werner Hartenstein		Pedernales (d.)	4.317		br
20 Feb, 1942	U-156	Werner Hartenstein		Delplata	5.127		am
25 Feb, 1942	U-156	Werner Hartenstein		La Carriere	5.685		br
27 Feb, 1942	U-156	Werner Hartenstein		Macgregor	2.498		br	ON-60
28 Feb, 1942	U-156	Werner Hartenstein		Oregon	7.017		am
13 May, 1942	U-156	Werner Hartenstein		City of Melbourne	6.630		br
13 May, 1942	U-156	Werner Hartenstein		Koenjit	4.551		nl
13 May, 1942	U-156	Werner Hartenstein		Letitia Porter [Trans.]	15		nl
15 May, 1942	U-156	Werner Hartenstein		Kupa	4.382		yu
15 May, 1942	U-156	Werner Hartenstein		Siljestad	4.301		nw
17 May, 1942	U-156	Werner Hartenstein		Barrdale	5.072		br
18 May, 1942	U-156	Werner Hartenstein		Quaker City	4.961		am
18 May, 1942	U-156	Werner Hartenstein		San Eliseo (d.)	8.042		br
21 May, 1942	U-156	Werner Hartenstein		Presidente Trujillo	1.668		do
25 May, 1942	U-156	Werner Hartenstein		USS Blakeley (DD 150) (d.)	1.190		am
29 May, 1942	U-156	Werner Hartenstein		Norman Prince	1.913		br
1 Jun, 1942	U-156	Werner Hartenstein		Alegrete	5.970		bz
3 Jun, 1942	U-156	Werner Hartenstein		Lillian	80		br
24 Jun, 1942	U-156	Werner Hartenstein		Willimantic	4.857		br
27 Aug, 1942	U-156	Werner Hartenstein		Clan Macwhirter	5.941		br	SL-119
12 Sep, 1942	U-156	Werner Hartenstein		Laconia	19.695		br
19 Sep, 1942	U-156	Werner Hartenstein		Quebec City	4.745		br
					117.505
20 ships sunk (97.504 tons) and 4 ships damaged (20.001 tons). [Trans.] indicates the vessel was lost while being transported on another vessel. Legend (d.) means the ship was damaged. We have a picture of this vessel.

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