Carl Borm
Kapitänleutnant (Crew 33)
Successes
1 ship sunk for a total of 3,770 GRT |
| Born | 10 Aug 1911 | | Hamburg |
| Died | 19 May 1995 | (83) | |
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| 1 Apr 1933 | Offiziersanwärter | | 1 Jul 1934 | Fähnrich zur See | | 1 Apr 1936 | Oberfähnrich zur See | | 1 Oct 1936 | Leutnant zur See | | 1 Jun 1938 | Oberleutnant zur See | | 1 Apr 1941 | Kapitänleutnant |
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U-boat Commands
| U-boat | From | To | |
| U-592 | 16 Oct 1941 | 24 Jul 1943 | 8 patrols (230 days) |
Patrol info for Carl Borm
| | U-boat | Departure |
Arrival | | | |
| 1. |
U-592 |
19 Feb 1942 | Hamburg |
23 Feb 1942 | Helgoland |
| 5 days | |
| 2. |
U-592 |
3 Mar 1942 | Helgoland |
23 Mar 1942 | Bergen |
Patrol 1, | 21 days | |
| 3. |
U-592 |
1 Apr 1942 | Bergen |
23 Apr 1942 | Bergen |
Patrol 2, | 23 days | |
| 4. |
U-592 |
20 May 1942 | Bergen |
23 May 1942 | Hamburg |
| 4 days | |
| 5. |
U-592 |
5 Jul 1942 | Hamburg |
5 Jul 1942 | Kiel |
| 1 days | |
| 6. |
U-592 |
11 Jul 1942 | Kiel |
14 Jul 1942 | Bergen |
| 4 days | |
| 7. |
U-592 |
17 Jul 1942 | Bergen |
14 Aug 1942 | Skjomenfjord |
Patrol 3, | 29 days | |
| 8. |
U-592 |
10 Sep 1942 | Skjomenfjord |
28 Sep 1942 | Skjomenfjord |
Patrol 4, | 19 days | |
| 9. |
U-592 |
7 Oct 1942 | Skjomenfjord |
19 Oct 1942 | Skjomenfjord |
Patrol 5, | 13 days | |
| 10. |
U-592 |
9 Nov 1942 | Skjomenfjord |
15 Dec 1942 | Narvik |
Patrol 6, | 37 days | |
| 11. |
U-592 |
16 Dec 1942 | Narvik |
18 Dec 1942 | Bergen |
| 3 days | |
| 12. |
U-592 |
9 Mar 1943 | Bergen |
18 Apr 1943 | St. Nazaire |
Patrol 7, | 41 days | |
| 13. |
U-592 |
29 May 1943 | St. Nazaire |
14 Jul 1943 | St. Nazaire |
Patrol 8, | 47 days | |
| 8 patrols, 230 days at sea | |
Ships hit by Carl Borm
| Date |
U-boat |
| Name of ship |
Tons |
Nat. |
Convoy |
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| 14 Oct 1942 | U-592 | | Shchors [Mine] | 3,770 |  | sj | |
| | 3,770 | |
1 ship sunk (3,770 tons). Legend
[Mine] indicates the vessel was hit by a mine laid by said U-boat. |
About ranks and decorations
Ranks shown in italics are our database inserts based on the rank dates of his crew comrades. The officers of each crew would normally have progressed through the lower ranks at the same rate.
