Raiding Career
First cruise:
- 1942-04-19 Patella 7,468 GRT
- 1942-04-22 Connecticut 8,684 GRT
- 1942-05-20 Kattegat 4,245 GRT
- 1942-06-07 George Clymer 7,176 GRT
- 1942-06-11 Lylepark 5,186 GRT
- 1942-07-15 Gloucester Castle 8,006 GRT
- 1942-07-16 William F Humphrey 7,893 GRT
- 1942-07-17 Aramis 7,984 GRT
- 1942-08-14 Arabistan 5,874 GRT
- 1942-09-10 MS American Leader 6,778 GRT
- 1942-09-11 Empire Dawn 7,241 GRT
- 1942-11-02 Reynolds 5,113 GRT
- 1942-11-29 Sawokla 5,882 GRT
- 1942-12-08 Eugenie Livanos 4,816 GRT
- 1943-01-02 Empire March 7,040 GRT
Second cruise:
- 1943-06-15 Høegh Silverdawn 7,715 GRT.
- 1943-06-17 Ferncastle 9,940 GRT
- 1943-09-11 India 9,977 GRT
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