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Wolf

CountryGermany
Ship Class1924-class Motor Torpedo Boat
BuilderKriegsmarinewerft
Yard Number110
Ordered6 Apr 1925
Laid Down8 Mar 1927
Launched12 Oct 1927
Commissioned15 Nov 1928

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Wolf Operational Timeline

8 Oct 1940 After sundown, Jaguar and Wolf made an unsuccessful sortie off the Isle of Wight.
11 Oct 1940 German torpedo boats Falke, Greif, Kondor, Seeadler, and Wolf sank British anti-submarine trawler HMT Warwick Deeping (no deaths), French submarine chasers Ch.6 (9 killed, 12 captured) and CH.7 (12 killed, 8 captured), and French armed trawler Listrac (12 killed, 25 wounded) in the English Channel off the Isle of Wight overnight.




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1. Tracy Whitmire says:
13 Jun 2023 08:00:21 PM

I am the daughter of charles Leo Whitmire
And I would like to get information about what my father did on the ship and photos of him please

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