Crew 4/07
The following men were from crew 4/07, click on any of the names for a full profile page on that commander.
| Rank | Commander | Commands |
| Oblt. | Wilhelm Barten + | UC 76 |
| Kptlt. | Gustav Buch + | UB 10, UC 4, UC 36 |
| Oblt. | Benno von Ditfurth + | UC 11, UC 11, UB 32 |
| Kptlt. | Werner Fürbringer | UB 2, UB 17, UB 39, UC 70, UC 17, UB 58, UB 110 |
| Kptlt. | Georg Gerth | UB 12, UC 61 |
| Kptlt. | Heino von Heimburg | UB 14, UB 15, UB 14, UC 22, UB 68, U 35 |
| Oblt. | Martin Hoffmann + | U 79 |
| Kptlt. | Hans Howaldt | UC 4, UB 40, UB 107 |
| Kptlt. | Paul Hundius + | UB 16, UC 47, UB 103 |
| Kptlt. | Johannes Kirchner | UC 13, UC 23, U 43 |
| Kptlt. | Hermann Arthur Krauß | UB 118 |
| Oblt. | Günther Kreysern + | UC 3 |
| Kptlt. | Hans Kukat + | UC 78, UC 78 |
| Kptlt. | Claus Lafrenz | UB 18, UC 65 |
| Oblt. | Hans Lütjohann + | UB 7 |
| Kptlt. | Wilhelm Meyer | UB 77, U 78 |
| Oblt. | Friedrich Moecke + | UC 4, UB 17, UC 46, UB 12 |
| Oblt. | Ulrich Mohrbutter | UC 5 |
| Kptlt. | Karl Neumann | UB 13, UB 2, UB 6, UB 40, UC 67, UB 129 |
| Kptlt. | Dietrich Niebuhr | UB 43 |
| Oblt. | Erich Noodt | UB 19 |
| Oblt. | Erich Platsch + | UB 29 |
| Kptlt. | Eberhard von Prittwitz und Gaffron + | UB 107 |
| Kptlt. | Wilhelm Rhein | UB 16, UB 30, UB 112 |
| Kptlt. | Ernst Rosenow + | UC 10, UB 28, UC 29 |
| Kptlt. | Karl Scherb | A, U 22, U 58, U 80 |
| Oblt. | Paul Schürmann + | UC 9 |
| Oblt. | Hans Soergel + | UC 45 |
| Kptlt. | Johannes Spieß | U 9, U 19, U 52, U 19, U 135 |
| Oblt. | Oskar Steckelberg | UC 1, UB 6, UC 4 |
| Kptlt. | Otto Steinbrinck | U 6, U 6, UB 10, UB 18, UC 65, UB 57 |
| Oblt. | Hans Valentiner + | UB 16, UB 37, UC 71, UB 56 |
| Kptlt. | Karl Vesper | UC 4, UB 31, UC 27, UC 58, U 78 |
| Kptlt. | Ralph Wenninger | UB 11, UB 17, UB 17, UC 17, UB 55 |
| Kptlt. | Friedrich Wißmann + | UC 57 |
| Oblt. | Franz Wäger + | UB 1, UC 7, UB 18, UB 44 |
| 36 men from Crew 4/07 located. We have a photo of the commander. We have personal info for the commander. + means the man died in the war (17 of these 36 men fell).
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