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Stalking the U-boat
USAAF Offensive Antisubmarine Operations in World War II
Schoenfeld, Maxwell Philip
Allied Warships
Check out our new extensive section on all the Allied Warships during WWII in all theatres of the war.Over 21,000 ships
Shipyards
AG Weser, Bremen
Deutsche Schiff und Maschinenbau
162 commissioned U-boats
| Type | Boats | Werk | Built during | |
| IA | U-25 - U-26 | 2 boats | 903- 904 | 1934 |
| IX | U-37 - U-44 | 8 boats | 942- 949 | 1936 |
| IXB | U-64 - U-65 | 2 boats | 952- 953 | 1937 |
| IXB | U-103 - U-110 | 8 boats | 966- 973 | 1938 |
| IXB | U-111 | 976 | 1939 | |
| IXB | U-122 - U-124 | 3 boats | 954- 956 | 1937 |
| IXC | U-66 - U-68 | 3 boats | 985- 987 | 1939 |
| IXC | U-125 - U-131 | 7 boats | 988- 994 | 1939 |
| IXC | U-153 - U-158 | 6 boats | 995- 1000 | 1939 |
| IXC | U-159 - U-160 | 2 boats | 1009- 1010 | 1939 |
| IXC | U-171 - U-176 | 6 boats | 1011- 1016 | 1939 |
| IXC/40 | U-183 - U-188 | 6 boats | 1023- 1028 | 1940 |
| IXC/40 | U-189 - U-194 | 6 boats | 1035- 1040 | 1940 |
| IXC/40 | U-841 - U-846 | 6 boats | 1047- 1052 | 1941 |
| IXC/40 | U-853 - U-858 | 6 boats | 1059- 1064 | 1941 |
| IXC/40 | U-865 - U-870 | 6 boats | 1073- 1078 | 1941 |
| IXC/40 | U-877 - U-881 | 5 boats | 1085- 1089 | 1942 |
| IXC/40 | U-889 | 1097 | 1942 | |
| IXD/42 | U-883 | 1091 | 1942 | |
| IXD1 | U-180 | 1020 | 1940 | |
| IXD1 | U-195 | 1041 | 1940 | |
| IXD2 | U-177 - U-179 | 3 boats | 1017- 1019 | 1940 |
| IXD2 | U-181 - U-182 | 2 boats | 1021- 1022 | 1940 |
| IXD2 | U-196 - U-200 | 5 boats | 1042- 1046 | 1940 |
| IXD2 | U-847 - U-852 | 6 boats | 1053- 1058 | 1941 |
| IXD2 | U-859 - U-864 | 6 boats | 1065- 1070 | 1941 |
| IXD2 | U-871 - U-876 | 6 boats | 1079- 1084 | 1941 |
| VIIA | U-27 - U-32 | 6 boats | 908- 913 | 1935 |
| XXI | U-3001 - U-3035 | 35 boats | 1160- 1194 | 1943 |
| XXI | U-3037 - U-3041 | 5 boats | 1196- 1200 | 1943 |
| XXI | U-3044 | 1203 | 1943 |
The first U-boat launched by AG Weser in Bremen was the U-25 on 14 Feb 1936, but the last U-boat launched was the U-3044 on 1 Mar 1945. This refers to U-boats that were actually commissioned into the Kriegsmarine.
The last actual launch was U-3051 on 20 Apr 1945. That boat was not commissioned however.
U-boats that had been laid down
The following boats were laid down but not finished by the yard:
U-882, U-884, U-890, U-891, U-892, U-3036, U-3042
, U-3043, U-3045, U-3046, U-3047, U-3048, U-3049, U-3050
, U-3051, U-3052, U-3053, U-3054, U-3055, U-3056, U-3057
, U-3058, U-3059, U-3060, U-3061, U-3062, U-3063
U-boat ordered but not laid down by this yard
| Type | Boats | Werk | Ordered | Notes | |
| IXC/40 | U-893 - U-899 | 7 boats | 1101- 1107 | 1943 | |
| IXC/40 | U-1501 - U-1542 | 42 boats | 1115- 1156 | 1943 | |
| IXD/42 | U-885 - U-888 | 4 boats | 1093- 1096 | 1942 | These boats (U-885 - U-888) had not been laid down. |
| IXD/42 | U-900 | 1108 | 1943 | Keel had not been laid down when cancelled. | |
| XIB | U-112 - U-115 | 4 boats | 977- 980 | 1939 | These 4 large U-cruisers were probably not laid down but one of them, U-112, possibly went a bit further than the rest. Information on those is very limited. Cancelled in May 1940.
Some claim the U-112 was not only completed but sailed on a mysterious journey against the US in 1945 where she was sunk with all hands. A project known as CA-35 was founded to proof a group of divers had found the wreck but no evidence has been found to confirm the story and no evidence has either been found she was ever completed. |
| XXI | U-3064 - U-3100 | 37 boats | 1223- 1259 | 1943 | Keel not laid, prefabricated sections partially completed. |