Events on this day
10 September
This is a run-down from several databases on our site. It's meant to give a clear picture of events on this date, all year round.
U-boat Shipyard report
Ordered (0) | Laid down (3) | Launched (3) | Commissioned (5) |
No U-boat orders on this date | 1941: U-525 1942: U-904 1944: U-3019 | 1938: U-46 1942: U-230 1944: U-2336 | 1940: U-105 1942: U-168U-639 1943: UIT-24UIT-25 |
These are commissioned boats. For more see our Shipyard pages. |
Allied Ships hit on this date
U-boat | Commander | Name of ship | Tons | Country | Convoy | ||
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1939 | |||||||
U-13 [Mine] | Daublebsky von Eichhain | Magdapur | 8,641 | br | |||
U-15 [Mine] | Buchholz | Goodwood | 2,796 | br | |||
1941 | |||||||
U-111 | Kleinschmidt | Marken | 5,719 | nl | |||
U-432 | Schultze | Muneric | 5,229 | br | SC-42 | ||
U-432 | Schultze | Stargard | 1,113 | nw | SC-42 | ||
U-432 | Schultze | Winterswijk | 3,205 | nl | SC-42 | ||
U-652 | Fraatz | Baron Pentland (d) | 3,410 | br | SC-42 | ||
U-652 | Fraatz | Tahchee (d) | 6,508 | br | SC-42 | ||
U-81 | Guggenberger | Sally Mærsk | 3,252 | br | SC-42 | ||
U-82 | Rollmann | Empire Hudson | 7,465 | br | SC-42 | ||
U-85 | Greger | Thistleglen | 4,748 | br | SC-42 | ||
1942 | |||||||
U-659 | Stock | Empire Oil (d) | 8,029 | br | ON-127 | ||
U-96 | Hellriegel | Elisabeth van Belgie | 4,241 | be | ON-127 | ||
U-96 | Hellriegel | F.J. Wolfe (d) | 12,190 | br | ON-127 | ||
U-96 | Hellriegel | Sveve | 6,313 | nw | ON-127 | ||
82,859 | |||||||
* Unless otherwise noted the ships listed here were sunk. (d) = damaged See all Allied ships hit by U-boats during WWII. |
Attacks on this day
1941
U-85. After sinking the British freighter Thistleglen from convoy SC 42 the boat suffered such severe damage from attacks by the escorts that she was forced to return to France. (Blair, vol 1, page 361)
1942
U-659. The boat was attacked by escorts from convoy ON 127 and seriously damaged. She was forced to return to France. (Blair, vol 2, page 31)
U-boats lost
1941: U-501
1944: U-23 , U-20
11 men died when those 3 U-boats were lost on this date. 37 men survived.
Survivors from U-boats almost always landed in allied captivity.
- For more information on U-boat losses check out our Fates section.
U-boat Men Lost or Wounded
There were no men lost from U-boats on this date, 10 September.
- For more information on Men lost from U-boats check out this page.
Personnel Information
The following men were born on this day:
Werner Gebauer (1922), Albrecht Markert (1919), Wilfried Reichmann (1905), Werner Schauer (1922).
The following men died on this day:
Hans-Heinz Linder (1944).
See the entire U-boat commander listing showing all U-boat commanders.
We might include more officers (Allied and Axis) at a later date.
U-boat departures and arrivals on 10 September
This section shows the U-boat departures and arrivals from bases on this day of the year. Current country names shown with harbour names. Boats entering port display days at sea during that patrol.
1939
U-boats entering base:
To Kiel, Germany: U-17 (2 days)
1940
Sailed:
From Kiel, Germany: U-138
1941
Sailed:
From Brest, France: U-372
From Lorient, France: U-103
U-boats entering base:
To Brest, France: U-563 (42 days)
To St. Nazaire, France: U-77 (40 days), U-206 (37 days), U-568 (39 days)
1942
Sailed:
From Kiel, Germany: U-260, U-382, U-619 (lost 26 days later)
From Narvik, Norway: U-457 (lost 7 days later)
From Skjomenfjord: U-408, U-592
From St. Nazaire, France: U-552
U-boats entering base:
To Lorient, France: U-108 (60 days), U-128 (9 days)
To Salamis, Greece: U-453 (11 days)
To St. Nazaire, France: U-609 (57 days)
1943
U-boats entering base:
To Brest, France: U-600 (91 days)
To Konstanza, Rumania: U-9 (2 days)
To Salamis, Greece: U-596 (32 days)
To Trondheim, Norway: U-389 (2 days), U-841 (2 days)
1944
Sailed:
From La Pallice: U-382
U-boats entering base:
To Bergen, Norway: U-1227 (4 days)
To Bogenbucht U-968 (13 days)
To Danzig, Germany: U-679 (55 days)
U-boats at sea on 10 September
Boats entering port on this day are not counted, but boats departing for patrol are. (+) indicates the boat was lost during this patrol.
1939
U-4, U-6, U-9, U-10, U-19, U-20, U-21, U-23, U-26, U-27 (+), U-28, U-29, U-30, U-31, U-32, U-33, U-34, U-35, U-36, U-37, U-38, U-39 (+), U-40, U-41, U-45, U-46, U-47, U-48, U-52, U-53, U-57, U-59.
32 boats at sea.
1940
U-28, U-47, U-48, U-56, U-58, U-59, U-61, U-65, U-99, U-101, U-124, U-138.
12 boats at sea.
1941
U-38, U-43, U-66, U-69, U-74, U-81, U-82, U-84, U-85, U-94, U-95, U-96, U-98, U-103, U-105, U-106, U-107, U-108, U-111 (+), U-125, U-132, U-141, U-143, U-202, U-207 (+), U-372, U-373, U-432, U-433, U-451, U-552, U-553, U-557, U-558, U-561, U-565, U-566, U-567, U-569, U-572, U-575, U-652, U-752.
43 boats at sea.
1942
U-66, U-68, U-69, U-86, U-87, U-88 (+), U-91, U-92, U-96, U-98, U-107, U-109, U-125, U-130, U-135, U-155, U-156, U-159, U-163, U-164, U-165 (+), U-171 (+), U-172, U-173, U-175, U-176, U-178, U-179 (+), U-201, U-202, U-203, U-205, U-211, U-214, U-216 (+), U-217, U-218, U-221, U-251, U-258, U-259, U-260, U-261 (+), U-331, U-332, U-333, U-356, U-371, U-373, U-375, U-377, U-380, U-382, U-403, U-404, U-405, U-406, U-407, U-408, U-410, U-411, U-431, U-432, U-440, U-455, U-456, U-457 (+), U-459, U-460, U-461, U-462, U-504, U-506, U-507, U-508, U-509, U-510, U-511, U-512 (+), U-513, U-514, U-515, U-516, U-517, U-552, U-553, U-558, U-559, U-562, U-564, U-569, U-584, U-589 (+), U-590, U-592, U-594, U-595, U-596, U-598, U-599 (+), U-600, U-601, U-607, U-608, U-615, U-617, U-618, U-619 (+), U-658, U-659, U-661 (+), U-703, U-704, U-755, UD-5.
115 boats at sea.
1943
U-18, U-68, U-86, U-107, U-123, U-161 (+), U-168, U-170, U-177, U-181, U-183, U-188, U-196, U-198, U-214, U-220 (+), U-229 (+), U-238, U-255, U-257, U-260, U-270, U-274, U-275, U-277, U-279 (+), U-302, U-305, U-307, U-338 (+), U-341 (+), U-354, U-360, U-377, U-378 (+), U-386, U-402 (+), U-406, U-407, U-413, U-422 (+), U-445, U-448, U-460 (+), U-488, U-508, U-515, U-518, U-532, U-533 (+), U-536 (+), U-565, U-584 (+), U-603, U-616, U-617 (+), U-621, U-629, U-641, U-645, U-653, U-666, U-703, U-711, U-713, U-731, U-737, U-758, U-952, U-956, U-963.
71 boats at sea.
1944
U-92, U-155, U-170, U-190, U-195, U-218, U-219, U-228, U-244, U-245, U-248, U-256, U-260, U-262, U-275, U-278, U-281, U-285, U-290, U-296, U-307, U-309, U-312, U-313, U-315, U-348, U-382, U-398, U-407 (+), U-437, U-479, U-480, U-482, U-516, U-518, U-530, U-534, U-539, U-541, U-546, U-547, U-548, U-565, U-636, U-650, U-676, U-703, U-711, U-714, U-717, U-739, U-758, U-763, U-764, U-772, U-802, U-804, U-853, U-855 (+), U-857, U-858, U-859 (+), U-861, U-863 (+), U-867 (+), U-871 (+), U-921 (+), U-953, U-957, U-958, U-963, U-979, U-985, U-989, U-993, U-995, U-1004, U-1062 (+), U-1221, U-1223.
80 boats at sea.
General Events on 10 September
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