Heinrich von Nostitz und Jänckendorff

Successes
20 ships sunk with a total of 50,635 GRT
4 ships damaged with a total of 9,195 GRT

Born:	16 Aug 1881	Stettin
Died:	23 Jan 1953	Glücksburg

8 Sep 1913		Order of the Red Eagle
		Iron Cross 2nd class
		Iron Cross 1st class
26 Jul 1918		Royal House Order of Hohenzollern

27 Dec 1917

11 Nov 1918

The rank of Kadett was renamed to Seekadett in about 1899.

Date	U-boat	Name of ship	Type of ship	Tons

24 May 1918	U 151	Edna (d.)	Sailing vessel	325	am
25 May 1918	U 151	Hattie Dunn	Sailing vessel	435	am
25 May 1918	U 151	Hauppauge (d.)	Sailing vessel	1,446	am
2 Jun 1918	U 151	Carolina	Passenger steamer	5,093	am
2 Jun 1918	U 151	Edward H. Cole	Sailing vessel	1,791	am
2 Jun 1918	U 151	Edward R. Baird Jr (d.)	Sailing vessel	279	am
2 Jun 1918	U 151	Isabel B. Wiley	Sailing vessel	776	am
2 Jun 1918	U 151	Jacob M. Haskell	Sailing vessel	1,778	am
2 Jun 1918	U 151	Texel	Steamer	3,210	am
2 Jun 1918	U 151	Winneconne	Steamer	1,869	am
3 Jun 1918	U 151	Samuel C. Mengel	Sailing vessel	915	am
3 Jun 1918	U 151	Herbert L. Pratt (d.)	Tanker	7,145	am
4 Jun 1918	U 151	Eidsvold	Steamer	1,570	nw
5 Jun 1918	U 151	Harpathian	Steamer	4,588	br
5 Jun 1918	U 151	Vinland	Steamer	1,143	nw
8 Jun 1918	U 151	Pinar Del Rio	Steamer	2,504	am
10 Jun 1918	U 151	Henrik Lund	Steamer	4,226	nw
10 Jun 1918	U 151	Vindeggen	Steamer	3,179	nw
14 Jun 1918	U 151	Kringsjaa	Sailing vessel	1,750	nw
14 Jun 1918	U 151	Samoa	Sailing vessel	1,138	nw
18 Jun 1918	U 151	Dwinsk	Passenger steamer	8,173	br
22 Jun 1918	U 151	Chilier	Steamer	2,966	be
23 Jun 1918	U 151	Augvald	Steamer	3,406	nw
28 Jun 1918	U 151	Dictator	Sailing vessel	125	br
				59,830
20 ships sunk (50,635 tons) and 4 ships damaged (9,195 tons). Legend (d.) means the ship was damaged. We have a picture of this vessel.