U-530 patrolled New England April, May 1945 then surrendered in Argentina in July, was sunk off Cape Cod Nov. 1947 October 28, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 28, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-889 surrendered Nova Scotia, sunk by USS Flying Fish off Cape Cod on 20 Nov. 1947 October 28, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 28, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-977 surrendered Argentina, taken to New England, sunk Cape Cod 13 Nov. 1946 October 28, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 28, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-234 under Johann-Heinrich Fehler, surrendered Portsmouth NH 19 May 1945 en route to Japan w/ German, Japanese materiel October 26, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 26, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-873 under Friedrich Steinhoff surrendered in Portsmouth NH 16/17 May 1945, he committed suicide in jail October 26, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 26, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-805 under Richard Bernadelli, 2 day transit to surrender in Portmouth NH, looting of sub and sailors by US Navy personnel October 26, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 26, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-1228 under Friedrich-Wilhelm Marienfeld surrendered in NH 17 May 1945, sunk 37nm NE of Provincetown Mass. October 25, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 25, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-858 under Thilo Bode, surrendered off Canada, then Lewes Delaware, then sunk off Cape Cod November 1947 October 25, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 25, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-853 under Helmut Frömsdorf, sank Black Point off Rhode Island after armistice, USS Eagle off Portland Maine October 25, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 25, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-857 under Rudolf Premauer transited New England en route to being sunk in April 1945 October 25, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 25, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-879 under Irwin Manchen damaged Atlantic States off Cape Cod/Provincetown during 7 day patrol April 1945 October 25, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 25, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-866 under Peter Rogowsky patrolled New England 5 days then was sunk of Halifax days later, with all hands October 24, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 24, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-1230 under Hans Hilbig patrolled New England 26 days, landed agents in Maine, sank Cornwallis off Mt. Desert October 24, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 24, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-518 under Hans-Werner Offermann patrolled New England 4 days, was a weather-reporting sub in North Atlantic October 24, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 24, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-107 under Volker Simmermacher shot up a sailing trawler Lark on 13 June 1944, it limped to Boston October 24, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 24, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-1222 under Heinz Bielfeld, 3 days in New England, sunk on approach to France in July 1944 October 24, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 24, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-550 under Klaus Hänert, sunk 70 miles south of Nantucket after a 7-day New England patrol, sank Pan Pennsylvania October 24, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 24, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-869 under Hellmut Neuerberg the “U-Who” boat from Shadow Divers transited New England Feb. 1945 October 24, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 24, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-566 under Hans Hornkohl which survived numerous attacks, a sudden submersion, scuttling etc and is alive today October 23, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 23, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-230 under Paul Siegmann patrolled New England 4 days, sank no ships, refuelled mid-Atlantic from 2 subs October 23, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 23, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-190 under Max Wintermeyer: 15 days in New England, 111 days overall, no ships sunk May – July 1943 October 23, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 23, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-174 under Wolfgang Grandefeld patrolled New England for 5 days April 1943, was sunk off Nova Scotia a day later October 22, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 22, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-161 under Albrecht Achilles patrolled New England 33 days in April/May 1943, sank only the schooner Angelus October 22, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 22, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-183 under Heinrich Schäfer patrolled New England 3 days November 1942, he died in Tokyo in 1944 October 22, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 22, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-608 under Rolf Struckmeier patrolled New England 8 days November 1942, mined New York Harbor October 22, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 22, 2015by Eric Wiberg
