SM UB-16 - Ships Sunk or Damaged

Ships Sunk or Damaged

Ships sunk or damaged by SM UB-16
Date Name Tonnage Nationality
01915-06-033 June 1915 Boy Horace 69 British
01915-06-033 June 1915 E&C 60 British
01915-06-033 June 1915 Economy 56 British
01915-06-1212 June 1915 Leuctra 3,027 British
01915-06-2323 June 1915 Tunisiana 4,220 British
01915-07-2727 July 1915 Westward Ho! 47 British
01915-07-2828 July 1915 Mangara 1,821 British
01915-09-088 September 1915 Emblem 50 British
01915-09-088 September 1915 Victorious 43 British
01915-09-1010 September 1915 Nimrod 51 British
01916-01-1818 January 1916 Evelyn 55 British
01916-01-1818 January 1916 Foam Crest 46 British
01916-01-1919 January 1916 Sunshine 52 British
01916-03-066 March 1916 Springflower 59 British
01916-03-066 March 1916 Young Harry 43 British
01916-04-011 April 1916 Perth 653 British
01916-04-033 April 1916 Elziena Helena* 131 Dutch
01916-04-1010 April 1916 Robert Adamson 2,978 British
01916-04-2222 April 1916 Tregantle 3,091 British
01916-08-022 August 1916 John Wilson 798 Norwegian
01916-08-2424 August 1916 Velox 312 Norwegian
01917-04-2020 April 1917 Arie 107 Dutch
01917-04-2626 April 1917 KongsliKongsli* 5,822 Norwegian
01917-08-099 August 1917 RecruitHMS Recruit 1,075 British
01918-03-1313 March 1918 Lisette 895 British
01918-04-1313 April 1918 Ruth 44 British
Sunk:
Damaged:
Total:		 19,652
5,953
25,605

* damaged but not sunk

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