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WWII U-boat Successes

Ships hit by U-28

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DateU-boatCommanderName of shipTonsNat.Convoy
 
14 Sep, 1939U-28Günter Kuhnke Vancouver City4.955br 
17 Nov, 1939U-28Günter Kuhnke Sliedrecht5.133nl 
25 Nov, 1939U-28Günter Kuhnke Royston Grange5.144brSL-8B 
 
21 Jan, 1940U-28Günter Kuhnke Protesilaus (t.) [Mine]9.577br 
9 Mar, 1940U-28Günter Kuhnke P. Margaronis4.979gr 
11 Mar, 1940U-28Günter Kuhnke Eulota6.236nl 
18 Jun, 1940U-28Günter Kuhnke Sarmatia2.417fi 
19 Jun, 1940U-28Günter Kuhnke Adamandios Georgandis3.443gr 
21 Jun, 1940U-28Günter Kuhnke HMS Prunella4.443br 
27 Aug, 1940U-28Günter Kuhnke Eva1.599nwSC-1 
28 Aug, 1940U-28Günter Kuhnke Kyno3.946brHX-66 
9 Sep, 1940U-28Günter Kuhnke Mardinian2.434brSC-2 
11 Sep, 1940U-28Günter Kuhnke Harpenden (d.)4.678brOA-210 
11 Sep, 1940U-28Günter Kuhnke Maas1.966nlOA-210 
26 Oct, 1940U-28Günter Kuhnke Matina (d.)5.389br 
 66.339
13 ships sunk (56.272 tons) and 2 ships damaged (10.067 tons).
[Mine] indicates the vessel was hit by a mine laid by said U-boat.


Legend
(d.) means the ship was damaged.
(t.) means the ship was a total loss (included in ships & tonnage lost).
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