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Moulin, Jean (October–November 2022). "Les sous-marins mouilleurs de mine type
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1255:(5,749 BRT) hits a mine laid on 24 September and sinks at
1218:(5,295 BRT) hits a mine laid on 24 September and sinks at
1178:), 464 BRT, hits a mine laid on 24 September and sinks at
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September 1944, the boat's mines claimed two auxiliary
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Submarine Squadrons, in 1937
1358:), 3,654 BRT, hits a mine laid on 19 December and sinks
993:), 464 BRT, hits a mine laid on 14 August and sinks at
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26 September 1944: German auxiliary submarine hunter
1379:, 970 BRT, hits a mine laid on 19 December and sinks
1372:, 970 BRT, hits a mine laid on 19 December and sinks
1365:, 970 BRT, hits a mine laid on 19 December and sinks
868:), 125 BRT, hits a mine laid on 5 June and sinks at
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1035:), 77 BRT, hits a mine laid on 5 June and sinks at
1386:, 140 t, hits a mine laid on 19 December and sinks
1084:), 652 BRT, hits a mine off Arcachon and sinks at
906:(288 BRT) hits a mine laid on 5 June and sinks at
530:(54 BRT) hits a mine laid on 10 May and sinks at
468:and two merchant ships. In October and November,
1027:20 September 1942: German auxiliary minesweeper
262:Underwater: 9 knots (17 km/h; 10 mph)
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487:achieved the highest kill number in the FNFL.
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311:2 × 400 mm (15.7 in) torpedo tubes
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940:10 July 1942: German auxiliary minesweeper
860:12 June 1942: German auxiliary minesweeper
649:(1,081 BRT) hits a mine laid on 9 June off
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1335:24 November 1944: Norwegian merchant ship
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441:Whilst minelaying off Norway in mid-1941,
328:2 × 8 mm (0.31 in) machine guns
16:For other ships with the same name, see
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228:2 × 650 shp (480 kW) (diesel)
35:in difficulty in a minefield off Norway
1423:sous-marin.france.pagesperso-orange.fr
1332:. The ship survives with heavy damage.
766:28 July 1940: Norwegian merchant ship
728:24 July 1940: Norwegian merchant ship
645:10 June 1940: Norwegian merchant ship
185:925 long tons (940 t) (submerged)
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1730:List of submarines of the French Navy
1502:on the Ordre de la Libération website
948:), 339 BRT, hits a mine and sinks at
686:7 July 1940: Norwegian merchant ship
604:31 May 1940: Norwegian merchant ship
490:From 1946 to 1948, she was used as a
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1490:Les bâtiments ayant porté le nom de
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902:26 June 1942: Vichy French tugboat
1375:German auxiliary submarine hunter
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1361:German auxiliary submarine hunter
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563:28 May 1940: Norwegian sail ship
526:26 May 1940: Norwegian transport
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383:by a decree issued by General
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1399:List of submarines of France
323:13.2 mm (0.52 in)
259:(22 km/h; 14 mph)
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819:(4,360 BRT) off Norway at
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982:18 August 1942: German
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211:4.3 m (14 ft)
203:7.1 m (23 ft)
148:General characteristics
1462:Navires & Histoire
381:Ordre de la Libération
316:75 mm (3 in)
131:Ordre de la Libération
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1251:Norwegian cargo ship
1211:German merchant ship
516:Ships sunk or damaged
433:Capitaine de Corvette
349:(H4, 202, P15) was a
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1215:Cläre Hugo Stinnes 1
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838:58.45000°N 5.76667°E
789:58.35000°N 6.01667°E
751:58.35000°N 6.01667°E
725:. The ship survives.
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590:59.46667°N 5.20000°E
549:58.35000°N 6.01667°E
475:Throughout the war,
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1507:2007-10-20 at the
1429:on 4 November 2013
1345:German cargo ship
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1082:Gauleiter A. Meyer
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690:(2,433 BRT), from
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412:Norwegian campaign
368:and back with the
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647:Sverre Sigurdssøn
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