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U-206

CountryGermany
Ship ClassType VII-class Submarine
BuilderFriedrich Krupp Germaniawerft
Yard Number635
Ordered16 Oct 1939
Laid Down17 Jun 1940
Launched4 Apr 1941
Commissioned17 May 1941

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30 Nov 1941 German submarine U-206 became missing in the Bay of Biscay, possibly lost in a British minefield just west of Saint-Nazaire, France. All 46 men aboard were lost.




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