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Revision as of 09:53, 1 July 2024 by Parsecboy (talk | contribs) (→Type UC I)(diff) ← Previous revision | Latest revision (diff) | Newer revision → (diff)Germany has commissioned over 1,500 U-boats (Template:Lang-de) into its various navies from 1906 to the present day. The submarines have usually been designated with a U followed by a number, although World War I coastal submarines and coastal minelaying submarines used the UB and UC prefixes, respectively. When Germany resumed building submarines in the 1930s, the numbering of the submarines was restarted at 1. The renumbering was restarted at 1 a third time when Germany resumed building submarines in the 1960s.
World War I–era U-boats
There were some 380 U-boats commissioned into the Kaiserliche Marine in the years before and during World War I. Although the first four German U-boats—U-1, U-2, U-3, and U-4—were commissioned before 1910, all four served in a training capacity during the war. German U-boats used during World War I were divided into three series. The U designation was generally reserved for ocean-going attack torpedo U-boats. The UB designation was used for coastal attack U-boats, while the UC designation was reserved for coastal minelaying U-boats.
U-boats
U-boats designed primarily for deep water service were designated with a U prefix and numbered up to 167.
Type U 1
Type U 2
Type U 3
Type U 5
Type U 9
Type U 13
Type U 16
Type U 17
Type U 19
Type U 23
Type U 27
Type U 31
Main article: Type U 31 submarineType U 43
Type U 51
Type U 57
- SM U-57
- SM U-58
- SM U-59
- SM U-60
- SM U-61
- SM U-62
- SM U-99
- SM U-100
- SM U-101
- SM U-102
- SM U-103
- SM U-104
Type U 63
Type U 66 (Type UD)
Main article: Type U 66 submarineThe Type U 66 submarines were originally constructed for Austro-Hungary as the U-7 class, but were sold to Germany at the start of WWI.
Type UE I (Type U 71)
Main article: Type UE I submarineType U 81
Main article: Type U 81 submarineType U 87
Main article: Type U 87 submarineType U 93
Main article: Type U 93 submarine- SM U-93
- SM U-94
- SM U-95
- SM U-96
- SM U-97
- SM U-98
- SM U-105
- SM U-106
- SM U-107
- SM U-108
- SM U-109
- SM U-110
- SM U-111
- SM U-112
- SM U-113
- SM U-114
- SM U-160
- SM U-161
- SM U-162
- SM U-163
- SM U-164
- SM U-165
- SM U-166
- SM U-167
Type U 115
Type UE II (Type U 117)
Main article: Type UE II submarineType U 127
Main article: Type U 127 submarineType Large MS (Type U 135)
Main article: Type Large MS submarineType U 139
Main article: Type U 139 submarineType U 142
Type U 151 (Deutschland-class submarine)
Main article: Type U 151 submarineType U 158
UB coastal U-boats
Coastal attack torpedo U-boats were smaller craft intended for operation closer to land. They were designated with a UB prefix and numbered up to 155.
Type UB I
Main article: Type UB I submarineType UB II
Main article: Type UB II submarine- UB-18
- UB-19
- UB-20
- UB-21
- UB-22
- UB-23
- UB-24
- UB-25
- UB-26
- UB-27
- UB-28
- UB-29
- UB-30
- UB-31
- UB-32
- UB-33
- UB-34
- UB-35
- UB-36
- UB-37
- UB-38
- UB-39
- UB-40
- UB-41
- UB-42
- UB-43
- UB-44
- UB-45
- UB-46
- UB-47
Type UB III
Main article: Type UB III submarine- UB-48
- UB-49
- UB-50
- UB-51
- UB-52
- UB-53
- UB-54
- UB-55
- UB-56
- UB-57
- UB-58
- UB-59
- UB-60
- UB-61
- UB-62
- UB-63
- UB-64
- UB-65
- UB-66
- UB-67
- UB-68
- UB-69
- UB-70
- UB-71
- UB-72
- UB-73
- UB-74
- UB-75
- UB-76
- UB-77
- UB-78
- UB-79
- UB-80
- UB-81
- UB-82
- UB-83
- UB-84
- UB-85
- UB-86
- UB-87
- UB-88
- UB-89
- UB-90
- UB-91
- UB-92
- UB-93
- UB-94
- UB-95
- UB-96
- UB-97
- UB-98
- UB-99
- UB-100
- UB-101
- UB-102
- UB-103
- UB-104
- UB-105
- UB-106
- UB-107
- UB-108
- UB-109
- UB-110
- UB-111
- UB-112
- UB-113
- UB-114
- UB-115
- UB-116
- UB-117
- UB-118
- UB-119
- UB-120
- UB-121
- UB-122
- UB-123
- UB-124
- UB-125
- UB-126
- UB-127
- UB-128
- UB-129
- UB-130
- UB-131
- UB-132
- UB-133
- UB-134
- UB-135
- UB-136
- UB-137
- UB-138
- UB-139
- UB-140
- UB-141
- UB-142
- UB-143
- UB-144
- UB-145
- UB-146
- UB-147
- UB-148
- UB-149
- UB-150
- UB-151
- UB-152
- UB-153
- UB-154
- UB-155
UC coastal minelaying U-boats
Coastal minelaying U-boats were smaller vessels intended to mine enemy harbors and approaches. They were designated with a UC prefix and numbered up to 114.
Type UC I
Main article: Type UC I submarineType UC II
Main article: German Type UC II submarine- UC-16
- UC-17
- UC-18
- UC-19
- UC-20
- UC-21
- UC-22
- UC-23
- UC-24
- UC-25
- UC-26
- UC-27
- UC-28
- UC-29
- UC-30
- UC-31
- UC-32
- UC-33
- UC-34
- UC-35
- UC-36
- UC-37
- UC-38
- UC-39
- UC-40
- UC-41
- UC-42
- UC-43
- UC-44
- UC-45
- UC-46
- UC-47
- UC-48
- UC-49
- UC-50
- UC-51
- UC-52
- UC-53
- UC-54
- UC-55
- UC-56
- UC-57
- UC-58
- UC-59
- UC-60
- UC-61
- UC-62
- UC-63
- UC-64
- UC-65
- UC-66
- UC-67
- UC-68
- UC-69
- UC-70
- UC-71
- UC-72
- UC-73
- UC-74
- UC-75
- UC-76
- UC-77
- UC-78
- UC-79
Type UC III
Main article: German Type UC III submarineThirty-five Type UC III submarines were planned, but only 25 were completed. Nine of these (UC-106 to UC-114) were never commissioned and were awarded to the United Kingdom and France and broken up in 1921. Ten of these (UC-80 to UC-89) were broken up at yard
- UC-80
- UC-81
- UC-82
- UC-83
- UC-84
- UC-85
- UC-86
- UC-87
- UC-88
- UC-89
- UC-90
- UC-91
- UC-92
- UC-93
- UC-94
- UC-95
- UC-96
- UC-97
- UC-98
- UC-99
- UC-100
- UC-101
- UC-102
- UC-103
- UC-104
- UC-105
- UC-106
- UC-107
- UC-108
- UC-109
- UC-110
- UC-111
- UC-112
- UC-113
- UC-114
Foreign U-boats
At the outbreak of World War I Germany took charge of a number of submarines under construction in German shipyards for other countries.
- SM UA (ex-Norwegian A class submarine A-5)
- U-66 to U-70 (ex-Austro-Hungarian U-7 class U-7 to U-11)
- US-1 (ex-Russian Bars class Burevestnik), only test run - not in service
- US-2 (ex-Russian Bars class Orlan), Commissioned later abandoned to White Russian Forces
- US-3 (ex-Russian Bars class Utka), only test run - not in service
- US-4 (ex-Russian Bars class Gagara), only test run - not in service
World War II U-boats
See also: List of German U-boats in World War IIIn the World War II era, Germany commissioned some 1,250 U-boats into the Kriegsmarine.
Type I
Main article: Type I submarineType II
Main article: Type II submarineType IIA
Type IIB
Type IIC
Type IID
Type VII
Main article: Type VII submarineType VIIA
Type VIIB
- U-45
- U-46
- U-47
- U-48
- U-49
- U-50
- U-51
- U-52
- U-53
- U-54
- U-55
- U-73
- U-74
- U-75
- U-76
- U-83
- U-84
- U-85
- U-86
- U-87
- U-99
- U-100
- U-101
- U-102
Type VIIC
- U-69
- U-70
- U-71
- U-72
- U-77
- U-78
- U-79
- U-80
- U-81
- U-82
- U-88
- U-89
- U-90
- U-91
- U-92
- U-93
- U-94
- U-95
- U-96
- U-97
- U-98
- U-132
- U-133
- U-134
- U-135
- U-136
- U-201
- U-202
- U-203
- U-204
- U-205
- U-206
- U-207
- U-208
- U-209
- U-210
- U-211
- U-212
- U-221
- U-222
- U-223
- U-224
- U-225
- U-226
- U-227
- U-228
- U-229
- U-230
- U-231
- U-232
- U-235
- U-236
- U-237
- U-238
- U-239
- U-240
- U-241
- U-242
- U-243
- U-244
- U-245
- U-246
- U-247
- U-248
- U-249
- U-250
- U-251
- U-252
- U-253
- U-254
- U-255
- U-256
- U-257
- U-258
- U-259
- U-260
- U-261
- U-262
- U-263
- U-264
- U-265
- U-266
- U-267
- U-268
- U-269
- U-270
- U-271
- U-272
- U-273
- U-274
- U-275
- U-276
- U-277
- U-278
- U-279
- U-280
- U-281
- U-282
- U-283
- U-284
- U-285
- U-286
- U-287
- U-288
- U-289
- U-290
- U-291
- U-301
- U-302
- U-303
- U-304
- U-305
- U-306
- U-307
- U-308
- U-309
- U-310
- U-311
- U-312
- U-313
- U-314
- U-315
- U-316
- U-331
- U-332
- U-333
- U-334
- U-335
- U-336
- U-337
- U-338
- U-339
- U-340
- U-341
- U-342
- U-343
- U-344
- U-345
- U-346
- U-347
- U-348
- U-349
- U-350
- U-351
- U-352
- U-353
- U-354
- U-355
- U-356
- U-357
- U-358
- U-359
- U-360
- U-361
- U-362
- U-363
- U-364
- U-365
- U-366
- U-367
- U-368
- U-369
- U-370
- U-371
- U-372
- U-373
- U-374
- U-375
- U-376
- U-377
- U-378
- U-379
- U-380
- U-381
- U-382
- U-383
- U-384
- U-385
- U-386
- U-387
- U-388
- U-389
- U-390
- U-391
- U-392
- U-393
- U-394
- U-395
- U-396
- U-397
- U-398
- U-399
- U-400
- U-401
- U-402
- U-403
- U-404
- U-405
- U-406
- U-407
- U-408
- U-409
- U-410
- U-411
- U-412
- U-413
- U-414
- U-415
- U-416
- U-417
- U-418
- U-419
- U-420
- U-421
- U-422
- U-423
- U-424
- U-425
- U-426
- U-427
- U-428
- U-429
- U-430
- U-431
- U-432
- U-433
- U-434
- U-435
- U-436
- U-437
- U-438
- U-439
- U-440
- U-441
- U-442
- U-443
- U-444
- U-445
- U-446
- U-447
- U-448
- U-449
- U-450
- U-451
- U-452
- U-453
- U-454
- U-455
- U-456
- U-457
- U-458
- U-465
- U-466
- U-467
- U-468
- U-469
- U-470
- U-471
- U-472
- U-473
- U-474
- U-475
- U-476
- U-477
- U-478
- U-479
- U-480
- U-481
- U-482
- U-483
- U-484
- U-485
- U-486
- U-551
- U-552
- U-553
- U-554
- U-555
- U-556
- U-557
- U-558
- U-559
- U-560
- U-561
- U-562
- U-563
- U-564
- U-565
- U-566
- U-567
- U-568
- U-569
- U-570
- U-571
- U-572
- U-573
- U-574
- U-575
- U-576
- U-577
- U-578
- U-579
- U-580
- U-581
- U-582
- U-583
- U-584
- U-585
- U-586
- U-587
- U-588
- U-589
- U-590
- U-591
- U-592
- U-593
- U-594
- U-595
- U-596
- U-597
- U-598
- U-599
- U-600
- U-601
- U-602
- U-603
- U-604
- U-605
- U-606
- U-607
- U-608
- U-609
- U-610
- U-611
- U-612
- U-613
- U-614
- U-615
- U-616
- U-617
- U-618
- U-619
- U-620
- U-621
- U-622
- U-623
- U-624
- U-625
- U-626
- U-627
- U-628
- U-629
- U-630
- U-631
- U-632
- U-633
- U-634
- U-635
- U-636
- U-637
- U-638
- U-639
- U-640
- U-641
- U-642
- U-643
- U-644
- U-645
- U-646
- U-647
- U-648
- U-649
- U-650
- U-651
- U-652
- U-653
- U-654
- U-655
- U-656
- U-657
- U-658
- U-659
- U-660
- U-661
- U-662
- U-663
- U-664
- U-665
- U-666
- U-667
- U-668
- U-669
- U-670
- U-671
- U-672
- U-673
- U-674
- U-675
- U-676
- U-677
- U-678
- U-679
- U-680
- U-681
- U-682
- U-683
- U-684
- U-685
- U-686
- U-701
- U-702
- U-703
- U-704
- U-705
- U-706
- U-707
- U-708
- U-709
- U-710
- U-711
- U-712
- U-713
- U-714
- U-715
- U-716
- U-717
- U-718
- U-719
- U-720
- U-721
- U-722
- U-731
- U-732
- U-733
- U-734
- U-735
- U-736
- U-737
- U-738
- U-739
- U-740
- U-741
- U-742
- U-743
- U-744
- U-745
- U-746
- U-747
- U-748
- U-749
- U-750
- U-751
- U-752
- U-753
- U-754
- U-755
- U-756
- U-757
- U-758
- U-759
- U-760
- U-761
- U-762
- U-763
- U-764
- U-765
- U-766
- U-767
- U-768
- U-771
- U-772
- U-773
- U-774
- U-775
- U-776
- U-777
- U-778
- U-779
- U-780
- U-781
- U-782
- U-821
- U-822
- U-823
- U-824
- U-825
- U-826
- U-901
- U-902
- U-903
- U-904
- U-905
- U-906
- U-907
- U-908
- U-921
- U-922
- U-923
- U-924
- U-925
- U-926
- U-927
- U-928
- U-951
- U-952
- U-953
- U-954
- U-955
- U-956
- U-957
- U-958
- U-959
- U-960
- U-961
- U-962
- U-963
- U-964
- U-965
- U-966
- U-967
- U-968
- U-969
- U-970
- U-971
- U-972
- U-973
- U-974
- U-975
- U-976
- U-977
- U-978
- U-979
- U-980
- U-981
- U-982
- U-983
- U-984
- U-985
- U-986
- U-987
- U-988
- U-989
- U-990
- U-991
- U-992
- U-993
- U-994
- U-1051
- U-1052
- U-1053
- U-1054
- U-1055
- U-1056
- U-1057
- U-1058
- U-1101
- U-1102
- U-1131
- U-1132
- U-1161
- U-1162
- U-1191
- U-1192
- U-1193
- U-1194
- U-1195
- U-1196
- U-1197
- U-1198
- U-1199
- U-1200
- U-1201
- U-1202
- U-1203
- U-1204
- U-1205
- U-1206
- U-1207
- U-1208
- U-1209
- U-1210
Type VIIC/41
- U-292
- U-293
- U-294
- U-295
- U-296
- U-297
- U-298
- U-299
- U-300
- U-317
- U-318
- U-319
- U-320
- U-321
- U-322
- U-323
- U-324
- U-325
- U-326
- U-327
- U-328
- U-329
- U-330
- U-687
- U-688
- U-689
- U-691
- U-723
- U-724
- U-827
- U-828
- U-929
- U-930
- U-931
- U-932
- U-995
- U-996
- U-997
- U-998
- U-999
- U-1000
- U-1001
- U-1002
- U-1003
- U-1004
- U-1005
- U-1006
- U-1007
- U-1008
- U-1009
- U-1010
- U-1011
- U-1012
- U-1013
- U-1014
- U-1015
- U-1016
- U-1017
- U-1018
- U-1019
- U-1020
- U-1021
- U-1022
- U-1023
- U-1024
- U-1025
- U-1026
- U-1027
- U-1028
- U-1029
- U-1030
- U-1031
- U-1032
- U-1063
- U-1064
- U-1065
- U-1103
- U-1104
- U-1105
- U-1106
- U-1107
- U-1108
- U-1109
- U-1110
- U-1133
- U-1134
- U-1135
- U-1136
- U-1163
- U-1164
- U-1165
- U-1166
- U-1167
- U-1168
- U-1169
- U-1170
- U-1171
- U-1172
- U-1173
- U-1174
- U-1175
- U-1176
- U-1177
- U-1178
- U-1179
- U-1271
- U-1272
- U-1273
- U-1274
- U-1275
- U-1276
- U-1277
- U-1278
- U-1279
- U-1280
- U-1281
- U-1282
- U-1301
- U-1302
- U-1303
- U-1304
- U-1305
- U-1306
- U-1307
- U-1308
Type VIID
Type VIIF
Type IX
Main article: Type IX submarineType IXA
Main article: German Type IXA submarineType IXB
Main article: German Type IXB submarineType IXC
- U-66
- U-67
- U-68
- U-125
- U-126
- U-127
- U-128
- U-129
- U-130
- U-131
- U-153
- U-154
- U-155
- U-156
- U-157
- U-158
- U-159
- U-160
- U-161
- U-162
- U-163
- U-164
- U-165
- U-166
- U-171
- U-172
- U-173
- U-174
- U-175
- U-176
- U-501
- U-502
- U-503
- U-504
- U-505
- 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-518
- U-519
- U-520
- U-521
- U-522
- U-523
- U-524
Type IXC/40
- U-167
- U-168
- U-169
- U-170
- U-183
- U-184
- U-185
- U-186
- U-187
- U-188
- U-189
- U-190
- U-191
- U-192
- U-193
- U-194
- U-525
- U-526
- U-527
- U-528
- U-529
- U-530
- U-531
- U-532
- U-533
- U-534
- U-535
- U-536
- U-537
- U-538
- U-539
- U-540
- U-541
- U-542
- U-543
- U-544
- U-545
- U-546
- U-547
- U-548
- U-549
- U-550
- U-801
- U-802
- U-803
- U-804
- U-805
- U-806
- U-807
- U-808
- U-841
- U-842
- U-843
- U-844
- U-845
- U-846
- U-853
- U-854
- U-855
- U-856
- U-857
- U-858
- U-865
- U-866
- U-867
- U-868
- U-869
- U-870
- U-877
- U-878
- U-879
- U-880
- U-881
- U-882
- U-889
- U-890
- U-891
- U-892
- U-1221
- U-1222
- U-1223
- U-1224
- U-1225
- U-1226
- U-1227
- U-1228
- U-1229
- U-1230
- U-1231
- U-1232
- U-1233
- U-1234
- U-1235
Type IXD
- U-177
- U-178
- U-179
- U-180
- U-181
- U-182
- U-195
- U-196
- U-197
- U-198
- U-199
- U-200
- U-847
- U-848
- U-849
- U-850
- U-851
- U-852
- U-859
- U-860
- U-861
- U-862
- U-863
- U-864
- U-871
- U-872
- U-873
- U-874
- U-875
- U-876
- U-883
- U-884
Type X (XB)
Main article: Type X submarineOriginally intended as long-range minelayers, the Type X were later used as long-range cargo transports.
Type XI
The Type XI was a planned artillery boat, armed with four 128-mm guns in two twin turrets along with an Arado Ar 231 floatplane. Four boats were laid down in 1939 but were cancelled at the outbreak of WWII.
- U-112
- U-113
- U-114
- U-115
Type XIV
Main article: Type XIV submarineThe Type XIV submarine was a shortened version of the Type IXD and used as tankers. Twenty-four were planned, but only 10 were commissioned; three (U-491 to U-494) were cancelled before completed and eleven were never laid down. This type was nicknamed Milchkuh (milk cow).
- U-459
- U-460
- U-461
- U-462
- U-463
- U-464
- U-487
- U-488
- U-489
- U-490
- U-491
- U-492
- U-493
- U-494
- U-495
- U-496
- U-497
Type XVII
Main article: Type XVII submarineType XVIIA
Type XVIIB
Twelve Type XVIIB submarines were planned, but only three were completed; three were cancelled at the end of the war before completion and six were cancelled in favor of the Type XXI submarine.
Type XVIIK
Type XVIII
The Type XVIII was a projected attack boat using the Walter propulsion system. Two boats were laid down in 1943, but construction was cancelled in March 1944.
- U-796
- U-797
Type XXI
Main article: Type XXI submarine See also: List of Type XXI submarines- U-2501
- U-2502
- U-2503
- U-2504
- U-2505
- U-2506
- U-2507
- U-2508
- U-2509
- U-2510
- U-2511
- U-2512
- U-2513
- U-2514
- U-2515
- U-2516
- U-2517
- U-2518
- U-2519
- U-2520
- U-2521
- U-2522
- U-2523
- U-2524
- U-2525
- U-2526
- U-2527
- U-2528
- U-2529
- U-2530
- U-2531
- U-2533
- U-2534
- U-2535
- U-2536
- U-2538
- U-2539
- U-2540
- U-2541
- U-2542
- U-2543
- U-2544
- U-2545
- U-2546
- U-2548
- U-2551
- U-2552
- U-3001
- U-3002
- U-3003
- U-3004
- U-3005
- U-3006
- U-3007
- U-3008
- U-3009
- U-3010
- U-3011
- U-3012
- U-3013
- U-3014
- U-3015
- U-3016
- U-3017
- U-3018
- U-3019
- U-3020
- U-3021
- U-3022
- U-3023
- U-3024
- U-3025
- U-3026
- U-3027
- U-3028
- U-3029
- U-3030
- U-3031
- U-3032
- U-3033
- U-3034
- U-3035
- U-3037
- U-3038
- U-3039
- U-3040
- U-3041
- U-3044
- U-3501
- U-3502
- U-3503
- U-3504
- U-3505
- U-3506
- U-3507
- U-3508
- U-3509
- U-3510
- U-3511
- U-3512
- U-3513
- U-3514
- U-3515
- U-3516
- U-3517
- U-3518
- U-3519
- U-3520
- U-3521
- U-3522
- U-3523
- U-3524
- U-3525
- U-3526
- U-3527
- U-3528
- U-3529
- U-3530
Type XXIII
Main article: Type XXIII submarine See also: List of German Type XXIII submarines- U-2321
- U-2322
- U-2323
- U-2324
- U-2325
- U-2326
- U-2327
- U-2328
- U-2329
- U-2330
- U-2331
- U-2332
- U-2333
- U-2334
- U-2335
- U-2336
- U-2337
- U-2338
- U-2339
- U-2340
- U-2341
- U-2342
- U-2343
- U-2344
- U-2345
- U-2346
- U-2347
- U-2348
- U-2349
- U-2350
- U-2351
- U-2352
- U-2353
- U-2354
- U-2355
- U-2356
- U-2357
- U-2358
- U-2359
- U-2360
- U-2361
- U-2362
- U-2363
- U-2364
- U-2365
- U-2366
- U-2367
- U-2368
- U-2369
- U-2371
- U-4701
- U-4702
- U-4703
- U-4704
- U-4705
- U-4706
- U-4707
- U-4709
- U-4710
- U-4711
- U-4712
Midget submarines
Biber
Main article: Biber (submarine)Molch
Main article: MolchSeehund (Type XVIIB)
Main article: SeehundThe range of U-5000 to U-6442 was specifically allocated to German midget submarines. The following Seehund Type XXVIIB U-boats were entered into the Kriegsmarine registry as commissioned vessels
- U-5001
- U-5002
- U-5003
- U-5004
- U-5005
- U-5006
- U-5007
- U-5008
- U-5009
- U-5010
- U-5011
- U-5012
- U-5013
- U-5014
- U-5015
- U-5016
- U-5017
- U-5018
- U-5019
- U-5020
- U-5021
- U-5022
- U-5023
- U-5024
- U-5025
- U-5026
- U-5027
- U-5028
- U-5029
- U-5030
- U-5031
- U-5032
- U-5033
- U-5034
- U-5035
- U-5036
- U-5037
- U-5038
- U-5039
- U-5040
- U-5041
- U-5042
- U-5043
- U-5044
- U-5045
- U-5046
- U-5047
- U-5048
- U-5049
- U-5050
- U-5051
- U-5052
- U-5053
- U-5054
- U-5055
- U-5056
- U-5057
- U-5058
- U-5059
- U-5060
- U-5061
- U-5062
- U-5063
- U-5064
- U-5065
- U-5066
- U-5067
- U-5068
- U-5069
- U-5070
- U-5071
- U-5072
- U-5073
- U-5074
- U-5075
- U-5076
- U-5077
- U-5078
- U-5079
- U-5080
- U-5081
- U-5082
- U-5083
- U-5084
- U-5085
- U-5086
- U-5087
- U-5088
- U-5089
- U-5090
- U-5091
- U-5092
- U-5093
- U-5094
- U-5095
- U-5096
- U-5097
- U-5098
- U-5099
- U-5100
- U-5101
- U-5102
- U-5103
- U-5104
- U-5105
- U-5106
- U-5107
- U-5108
- U-5109
- U-5110
- U-5111
- U-5112
- U-5113
- U-5114
- U-5115
- U-5116
- U-5117
- U-5118
- U-5251
- U-5252
- U-5253
- U-5254
- U-5255
- U-5256
- U-5257
- U-5258
- U-5259
- U-5260
- U-5261
- U-5262
- U-5263
- U-5264
- U-5265
- U-5266
- U-5267
- U-5268
- U-5269
- U-5330
Foreign U-boats
Main article: Foreign U-boatsGermany captured and commissioned 14 submarines from six countries into the Kriegsmarine during World War II.
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Post–World War II U-boats
Type XXI
- Wilhelm Bauer (ex U-2540)
Type XXIII
Type 201
Main article: Type 201 submarineType 205
Main article: Type 205 submarine- U-1 (S180)
- U-2 (S183)
- U-4 (S183)
- U-5 (S184)
- U-6 (S185)
- U-7 (S186)
- U-8 (S187)
- U-9 (S188)
- U-10 (S189)
- U-11 (S190)
- U-12 (S191)
Type 206
Main article: Type 206 submarine- U-13 (S192)
- U-14 (S193)
- U-15 (S194)
- U-16 (S195)
- U-17 (S196)
- U-18 (S197)
- U-19 (S198)
- U-20 (S199)
- U-21 (S170)
- U-22 (S171)
- U-23 (S172)
- U-24 (S173)
- U-25 (S174)
- U-26 (S175)
- U-27 (S176)
- U-28 (S177)
- U-29 (S178)
- U-30 (S179)
Type 212A
Main article: Type 212A submarineSee also
- List of U-boats never deployed
- List of German U-boat WW2 Raiding Careers
- List of naval ships of Germany
- Category:Type II U-boats
- Category:Type IX U-boats
- Category:Type VII U-boats
- Category:Type XIV U-boats
- Category:Type XXI U-boats
- List of ships of the Second World War
- List of submarines of the Second World War
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