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OderWerke

Type   Shipyard
Historical Name of Location   Stettin, Pommern, Germany

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Ships Constructed at OderWerke

Ship NameYard NoSlip/Drydock NoOrderedLaid DownLaunchedCompleted
Greif1 Aug 1937
M15182919 Sep 1939
M15283019 Sep 1939
M15383119 Sep 1939
M15483219 Sep 1939
M15583319 Sep 1939
M15683419 Sep 1939
U-821II
U-822III
M478722 Nov 193515 Aug 193616 Oct 19378 Nov 1938
M578822 Nov 193531 Aug 193616 Oct 193710 Jan 1939
M678922 Nov 193531 Dec 19368 Jan 19381 Jun 1939
M117981 Sep 193615 Jan 193823 Aug 19381 Aug 1939
M178033 Mar 19376 Sep 193829 Jul 193917 Jan 1940
M188043 Mar 19376 Sep 193816 Sep 193919 Mar 1940
M198053 Mar 19373 Oct 193828 Oct 19398 May 1940
M298134 May 19382 Oct 193918 May 194014 Sep 1940
M308144 May 193816 Oct 19391 Jun 194031 Oct 1940
M318154 May 19381 Nov 193913 Jul 194019 Dec 1940
M328164 May 193815 Nov 193931 Aug 19408 Mar 1941
M3228361 Nov 194031 May 19416 Dec 1941
M3238371 Jan 19419 Aug 194111 Jun 1942
M3248381 Mar 194120 Sep 194128 Nov 1942
M3218351 Sep 194129 May 194119 Sep 1941
M3258391 May 194231 Oct 194218 Jun 1943
M3268401 Jul 194230 Jan 194323 Oct 1943
M3278411 Dec 194212 Jun 19434 Mar 1944
M3288421 Jan 194312 Jun 194318 Aug 1944


OderWerke Timeline

6 Sep 1938 The keel of M18 was laid down by OderWerke in Stettin, Pommern, Germany.
16 Sep 1939 M18 was launched by OderWerke in Stettin, Pommern, Germany.




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WW2-Era Place Name Stettin, Pommern, Germany
Lat/Long 53.4790, 14.6091
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Typed script of the radio address King George VI of the United Kingdom delivered announcing Britain’s entry into the war with Germany, Buckingham Palace, London, England, UK, Sept 3, 1939. Page 2 of 2.


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