SM UB-6 - Ships Sunk or Damaged

Ships Sunk or Damaged

Ships sunk or damaged by SM UB-6
Date Name Tonnage Nationality
01915-05-011 May 1915 RecruitHMS Recruit 335 British
01915-06-011 June 1915 Saidieh 3,303 British
01915-07-1212 July 1915 Emerald* 60 British
01915-07-1212 July 1915 Merlin 47 British
01915-07-1212 July 1915 Purple Heather 42 British
01915-07-1212 July 1915 Speedwell 38 British
01915-07-1212 July 1915 Woodbine 29 British
01915-07-2525 July 1915 Firth 406 British
01915-08-1111 August 1915 Leander 57 British
01916-01-2727 January 1916 Crystal 57 British
01916-03-1717 March 1916 Ask* 1,041 Swedish
01916-03-3131 March 1916 Hollandia 1,115 Swedish
01916-09-1010 September 1916 Lindborg 400 Norwegian
01916-09-2323 September 1916 Germaine 106 Belgian
01916-09-2323 September 1916 Lichtevreden II 69 Belgian
01916-09-2323 September 1916 Maria Da Jonge 98 Belgian
01916-09-2323 September 1916 Rosalie 129 Belgian
01916-09-2424 September 1916 BatavierBatavier II** 1,328 Dutch
Sunk:
Damaged:
Total:		 7,559
1,101
8,660

* damaged but not sunk
** captured as a prize

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