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WWII U-boat Successes

Ships hit by U-57

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DateU-boatCommanderName of shipTonsNat.Convoy
 
17 Nov, 1939U-57Claus Korth Kaunas1.566li 
19 Nov, 1939U-57Claus Korth Stanbrook1.383br 
13 Dec, 1939U-57Claus Korth Mina1.173es 
 
20 Jan, 1940U-57Claus Korth Miranda1.328nw 
26 Jan, 1940U-57Claus Korth HMS Durham Castle [Mine]8.240br 
14 Feb, 1940U-57Claus Korth Gretafield (t.)10.191brHX-18 
21 Feb, 1940U-57Claus Korth Loch Maddy (d.)4.996brHX-19 
25 Mar, 1940U-57Claus Korth Daghestan5.742br 
17 Jul, 1940U-57Erich Topp Manipur8.652brHX-55A 
17 Jul, 1940U-57Erich Topp O.A. Brodin1.960sw 
3 Aug, 1940U-57Erich Topp Atos2.161sw 
24 Aug, 1940U-57Erich Topp Cumberland10.939brOB-202 
24 Aug, 1940U-57Erich Topp Havildar (d.)5.407brOB-202 
24 Aug, 1940U-57Erich Topp Saint Dunstan5.681brOB-202 
25 Aug, 1940U-57Erich Topp Pecten7.468brHX-65B 
 76.887
13 ships sunk (66.484 tons) and 2 ships damaged (10.403 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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