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Lubecker FlenderWerke AG

Type   Shipyard
Historical Name of Location   Lubeck, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany

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Ships Constructed at Lubecker FlenderWerke AG

Ship NameYard NoSlip/Drydock NoOrderedLaid DownLaunchedCompleted
Carl Zeiss29 Nov 193817 Mar 1941
M724222 Nov 193517 Oct 193629 Sep 193731 Oct 1938
M824322 Nov 193517 Oct 193629 Sep 193711 Jan 1939
M924422 Nov 193520 Mar 193716 Nov 19375 May 1939
M122491 Sep 19364 Oct 19376 Aug 193821 Aug 1939
U-120V28 Aug 193731 Mar 193816 Mar 194020 Apr 1940
U-121V28 Aug 193731 Aug 193820 Apr 194028 May 1940
M202573 Mar 193710 Sep 193816 Jun 193911 Dec 1939
M212583 Mar 193710 Sep 19386 Sep 193918 Apr 1940
M222593 Mar 193720 Jan 193920 Mar 194030 Jul 1940
M232603 Mar 193720 Jan 193911 Jul 194026 Oct 1940
M242613 Mar 193731 Jul 193912 Oct 194022 Feb 1941
U-832919 Jun 19395 Oct 19399 Dec 19408 Feb 1941
U-842809 Jun 19399 Nov 193926 Feb 194129 Apr 1941
U-852819 Jun 193818 Dec 193910 Apr 19417 Jun 1941
U-862829 Jun 193820 Jan 194010 May 19418 Jul 1941
U-872839 Jun 193818 Apr 194021 Jun 194119 Aug 1941
U-8829225 Jan 19391 Jul 194016 Aug 194115 Oct 1941
U-8929325 Jan 193920 Aug 194020 Sep 194119 Nov 1941
U-9029425 Jan 19391 Oct 194025 Oct 194120 Dec 1941
U-9129525 Jan 193912 Nov 194030 Nov 194128 Jan 1942
U-9229625 Jan 193925 Nov 194010 Jan 19423 Mar 1942

Slip/Drydock Utilization

[Con]: Construction; [FO]: Fitting Out






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WW2-Era Place Name Lubeck, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
Lat/Long 53.8978, 10.7854
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