U-458 under Kurt Diggins, patrolled New England 4 days, survived Admiral Graf Spee & WWII to 2007 October 21, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 21, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-754 under Hans Oestermann sunk off Nova Scotia following 3-day patrol of New England, July 1942 October 20, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 20, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-215 under Fritz Hoeckner was sunk 1 day into a New England patrol after sinking Alexander Macomb October 20, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 20, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-89 under Dietrich Lohmann patrolled New England 16 days, sank schooner Lucille M. July 1942 off Nova Scotia October 20, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 20, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-332 under Liebe, patrolled south of Long Island, Block Island, Martha’s Vineyard 11 days, June 1942 sank no ships there October 19, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 19, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-202 under Hans-Heinz Linder landed saboteurs on Long Island NY, patrolled New England 6 days in June 1942 October 19, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 19, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-373 under Paul-Karl Loeser patrolled New England for 3 days in June 1942 en route to mine the Delaware River October 19, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 19, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-87 under Joachim Berger patrolled New England 14 days, mined Boston Harbor, sank 2 ships there in June 1942 October 19, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 19, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-701 under Horst Degen transited New England for 4 days in June 1942, was sunk off Hatteras weeks later, survived the war October 18, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 18, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-653 under Gerhard Feiler spent 3 days in New England waters June 1942; emblem was lobster eating Churchill October 18, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 18, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-578 under Ernst-August Rehwinkel sank 2 ships in 14 days off New England May & June 1942 October 18, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 18, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-404 under Otto von Bülow patrolled New England May 26 – June 29, 1942, sank 1 ship – Moldanger October 18, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 18, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-553 under Karl Thurmann patrolled New England 14 days sank 1 ship the Mattawin in May/June 1942 October 18, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 18, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-432 under Heinz-Otto Schultze sank 4 ships, damaged 2 off New England May-June 1942 October 17, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 17, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-135 under Friedrich-Hermann Praetorius sank the Fort Qu’Appelle during New England patrol May 1942 October 17, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 17, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-213 under Amelung von Varendorff landed a German agent in Bay of Fundy, patrolled New England 23 days May-June 1942 October 17, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 17, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-588 under Victor Vogel sank 3, damaged 1 ship during 19 days off New England May 1942 October 17, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 17, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-455 under Hans-Heinrich Giessler (still alive) patrolled New England 11 days in May 1942, sank no ships there October 17, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 17, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-593 under Gerd Kelbling patrolled New England 13 days May to June 1942, sank no ships there October 17, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 17, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-582 under Werner Schulte patrolled off New England 4 days, sank no ships October 17, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 17, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-566 under Dietrich Borchert patrolled New England intensely for 23 days in May 1942, sank no ships there October 17, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 17, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-576 under Hans-Dieter Heinicke sank Pipestone County, Taborfjell off New England in April 1942 October 14, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 14, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-752 under Karl-Ernst Schroeter patrolled New England 7 days sank the West Imboden there April/May 1942 October 14, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 14, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-402 under Siegfried Freiherr von Forstner patrolled New England 4 days in April 1942 – his brother was a U-Boat commander also October 12, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 12, 2015by Eric Wiberg
U-136 under Heinrich Zimmermann patrolled off New England in April & May 1942, logo was a black lobster October 12, 2015March 7, 2017 Updated October 12, 2015by Eric Wiberg
