Ships hit from convoy UGF-1
| Date | U-boat | Commander | Name of ship | Tons | Nat. | Map | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11 Nov 1942 | U-173 | Hans-Adolf Schweichel |  | USS Joseph Hewes (AP 50) | 9,359 |  | am | A |
| 11 Nov 1942 | U-173 | Hans-Adolf Schweichel | | USS Winooski (AO 38) (d.) | 10,172 | | am | B |
| 11 Nov 1942 | U-173 | Hans-Adolf Schweichel | | USS Hambleton (DD 455) (d.) | 1,630 | | am | C |
| 12 Nov 1942 | U-130 | Ernst Kals | | USS Edward Rutledge (AP 52) | 9,360 | | am | D |
| 12 Nov 1942 | U-130 | Ernst Kals | | USS Hugh L. Scott (AP 43) | 12,479 | | am | E |
| 12 Nov 1942 | U-130 | Ernst Kals | | USS Tasker H. Bliss (AP 42) | 12,568 | | am | F |
| 15 Nov 1942 | U-173 | Hans-Adolf Schweichel | | USS Electra (AK 21) (d.) | 8,113 | | am | G |
| 63,681 | ||||||||
4 ships sunk (43,766 tons) and 3 ships damaged (19,915 tons). Legend | ||||||||
This was the only convoy on route UGF hit by U-boats in the war.