U-boats

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U-boats were German military submarines, most famously used in both World Wars for commerce raiding and naval warfare in the Atlantic.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf military submarine
naval vessel
weapon system
armament anti-aircraft guns (on many WWII boats)
naval mines (on some boats)
torpedoes
associatedDoctrine submarine guerre de course (commerce war)
classification German submarine classes (e.g., Type VII, Type IX)
counteredBy Allied anti-submarine warfare
Allied convoy system
airborne maritime patrol aircraft
sonar (ASDIC)
countryOfOrigin German Empire
Nazi Germany
crewSize typically between 40 and 60 men (WWII ocean-going types)
designFeature deck gun (on many early types)
periscope
pressure hull
torpedo armament
eraOfUse World War I era
World War II era
early 20th century
etymology abbreviation of German word "Unterseeboot"
fullNameInGerman Unterseeboot
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governedBy German naval command
notableAdversary Royal Navy
United States Navy
notableBase German-occupied French Atlantic ports (e.g., Lorient, Saint-Nazaire, Brest)
notableCampaign First Battle of the Atlantic
Second Battle of the Atlantic
notableImpact influenced development of modern submarine warfare
threatened Britain’s maritime supply lines
operatedBy German submarine crews
primaryRole anti-shipping warfare
commerce raiding
naval blockade enforcement
primaryTheater Atlantic Ocean
Mediterranean Sea
North Sea
propulsionType diesel-electric
strategicObjective disrupt Allied logistics and trade
tactic unrestricted submarine warfare
wolfpack tactics
targetType Allied merchant shipping
Allied warships
translation undersea boat
usedBy Imperial German Navy
Kriegsmarine
usedInConflict World War I
World War II

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Wehrmacht equipment U-boats
Battle of the Atlantic mainCombatant German U-boat arm
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Battle of the Atlantic usedWeapon U-boat
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U-boats fullNameInGerman Unterseeboot
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Western Approaches threat German U-boats
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Mediterranean U-boat campaign usedWeapon German U-boats
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Kriegsmarine notableUnitType U-boat
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Allied merchant shipping primaryThreat German U-boats
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Imperial German Navy usedWeaponType U-boat
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Imperial German Navy notableUnit U-boat arm
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Allied convoy system mainThreat German U-boats
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Greyhound portraysAdversary German U-boats
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Atlantic theatre of World War I notableForce German U-boats
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Heinrich von Lehmann-Willenbrock militaryUnit U-96
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No. 206 Squadron RAF primaryEnemy German U-boats
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Operation Paukenschlag participant German U-boats
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Leigh Light usedAgainst German U-boats
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Bay of Biscay anti-submarine campaign target German U-boats
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HF/DF primaryTargets German U-boats
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2nd U-boat Flotilla partOf U-boat Arm
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Task Group 22.3 enemyType German U-boats
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4th U-boat Flotilla branch U-boat Arm
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4th U-boat Flotilla usedEquipment Type VII U-boats
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ASDIC sonar usedAgainst German U-boats
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PQ convoys riskFactor German U-boats
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HMS Galatea (sunk 1941) sunkBy German U-boats
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Royal Navy minelaying operations in World War II aimedAt Axis submarines
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Commander-in-Chief, Western Approaches primaryOpponents German U-boat arm
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Commander Ernest Krause primaryAntagonists German U-boats
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No. 311 (Czechoslovak) Squadron RAF primaryEnemy Kriegsmarine U-boats
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Dover Patrol opponent German U-boat arm
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Murmansk Run threat German U-boats
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German U-boat campaign usedWeapon U-boat
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