The following lists all the U-boats that disappeared during the Second World War for which there is no explanation available (the fate of all other U-boats is meticulously recorded). It is possible that new data may become available to account for these 'disappearances, and it certainly should not be assumed that these submarines all made their way to Antarctica. Where a possible explanation has been suggested, this is recorded.
Boat: | Date Missing | Last Known Location: | Comments: | |
U-22 | 23.03.40 | Jammer Bay | Possibly lost by mine. | |
U-54 | 20.02.40 | North Sea | Possibly lost by mine. | |
U-122 | 22.06.40 | Baby of Biscay | ||
U-104 | 28.11.40 | North-west of Ireland | Possibly lost by mine. | |
U-47 | 07.03.41 | North Atlantic | ||
U-206 | 29.11.41 | Bay of Biscay | Possibly lost by mine. | |
U-578 | 06.08.42 | Bay of Biscay | ||
U-116 | .10.42 | North Atlantic | ||
U-184 | 21.11.42 | North Atlantic | ||
U-337 | 03.01.43 | North Atlantic | ||
U-553 | .01.43 | North Atlantic | Presumed Sunk. | |
U-519 | 31.01.43 | Bay of Biscay | ||
U-529 | 12.02.43 | North Atlantic | ||
U-376 | 13.04.43 | Bay of Biscay | ||
U-209 | 07.05.43 | North Atlantic | ||
U-381 | 21.05.43 | South Greenland | ||
U-647 | 22.07.43 | North of Shetlands | Possibly lost by mine. | |
U-84 | 26.08.43 | North Atlantic | ||
U-669 | 08.09.43 | Bay of Biscay | ||
U-338 | 20.09.43 | North Atlantic | ||
U-420 | 20.10.43 | North Atlantic | ||
U-86 | 14.12.43 | North Atlantic | ||
U-364 | 31.01.44 | Bay of Biscay | ||
U-666 | 10.02.44 | North Atlantic | ||
U-851 | 27.03.44 | North Atlantic | Presumed Sunk. | |
U-335 | 04.04.44 | Arctic Sea | ||
U-455 | 06.04.44 | Ligurian Sea | ||
U-193 | 23.04.44 | Bay of Biscay | ||
U-240 | 17.05.44 | Off Norway | ||
U-740 | 06.06.44 | English Channel | ||
U-1191 | 12.06.44 | English Channel | ||
U-743 | 21.08.44 | North Atlantic | ||
U-180 | 23.08.44 | Bay of Biscay | ||
U-925 | 24.08.44 | North Atlantic | ||
U-865 | 09.09.44 | Norwaytd> | ||
U-703 | 16.09.44 | Iceland | ||
U-921 | 02.10.44 | Norway | ||
U-479 | 15.11.44 | Finland | ||
U-196 | 01.12.44 | South of Java | Possible accident. | |
U-482 | U-482 | North Atlantic | Possibly lost by mine. | |
U-650 | 09.12.44 | North Atlantic | ||
U-1020 | 31.12.44 | North Sea | ||
U-297 | 03.01.45 | North Atlantic | ||
U-745 | 30.01.45 | Finland | Possibly lost by mine. | |
U-327 | 30.01.45 | North Atlantic | ||
U-683 | 20.02.45 | North Atlantic | ||
U-296 | 12.03.45 | North Channel | Possibly lost by mine. | |
U-1055 | 23.03.45 | North Atlantic | ||
U-246 | 05.04.45 | Not known | ||
U-325 | 07.04.45 | North Atlantic | ||
U-398 | 17.04.45 | North Atlantic | ||
U-857 | .04.45 | North Atlantic | ||
U-396 | .04.45 | Not known |
The following lists all the U-boats that were sunk in the South Atlantic during the Second World War.
Boat: | Date Sunk | Boat: | Date Sunk: | |
U-179 | 08.10.42 | U-199 | 31.07.43 | |
U-164 | 06.01.43 | U-604 | 11.08.43 | |
U-507 | 13.01.43 | U-161 | 27.09.43 | |
U-128 | 17.05.43 | U-848 | 05.11.43 | |
U-513 | 19.07.43 | U-849 | 25.11.43 | |
U-598 | 23.07.43 | U-860 | 15.06.44 | |
U-591 | 30.07.43 | U-863 | 29.09.44 |
References
(1) Rose, Lisle, Assault on
Eternity p35, Naval Institute Press, Maryland, 1980.
(2) Ibid p 35.
(3) Ibid p 35.
(4) Ibid pp 35-36
(5) Antarctica, p267 Reader's Digest, Capricorn Press, London, 1985
(6) Ibid p.267
(7) Rose, Lisle, Assault on Eternity p.250, Naval Institute Press, Maryland, 1980.
(8) Antarctica, p264 Reader's Digest, Capricorn Press, London, 1985
(9) Headland, R.K., Chronological List of Antarctic Expeditions and Related Historical Events p.300 Cambridge University Press 1989.
(10) Headland, R.K., Chronological List of Antarctic Expeditions and Related Historical Events p.301 Cambridge University Press 1989.
(11) Ibid. p. 301
(12) Ibid. p. 303
(13) Ibid. p. 303
(14) Ibid. p. 305
(15) Christof Friedrich, Secret Nazi Polar Expeditions
(16) Rose, Lisle, Assault on Eternity p165, Naval Institute Press, Maryland, 1980.
(17) Ibid pp 166-167
(18) Ibid p175
(19) Ibid p177
(20) Good p264.
(21) Good p264. From Informe Oficial O.V.N.I., Summary S# A.02778-DTO, OVNI, Captain Sanchez Moreno, Naval Air Station Comandante Espora, published in 1979 by Major (Ret.) Colman VonKevickz, ICUFON, 35-40 75th Street, Suite 4G, Jackson Heights, New York, NY 11372.
(22) O Estado de Sao Paulo 8th July 1965 reproduced in an article by Dan Lloyd, Things are hotting up in the Arctic Flying Saucer review, Vol. 11, No. 5. September-October 1965.)
(23) Arnold, Kenneth and Palmer, Ray, The Coming of the Saucers p. 132 privately published by the authors at Boise, Idaho and Amherst, Wisconsin, 1952.
(24) Creighton, Gordon W., A Cigar-Shaped UFO over Antarctica Flying Saucer Review, Vol. 14, No. 2, March-April 1968.
(25) Rubens Junqueira Villela, UFOs in Antarctica Translated by Ricky Seraphico and republished in UFO Magazine November/December 1998. First published in Revista UFO Brasil, May 1998. Original title Discos Voadores Na Antarctica. See also US Congress, House Committee on Science and Astronautics, Symposium on Unidentified Flying Objects, Hearings. Ninetieth Congress, Second Session 29th July 1968, Washington DC. US Government Printing Office, 1968.
(26) Hoffman, M., The Great Holocaust Trial P 18, Institute for Historical Review, Torrance, California, 1985
(27) Miele, Frank, Giving the Devil His Due
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