Raiding Career
Sunk by Orion:
- 1940-04-24 Haxby 5,207 GRT
- 1940-06-19 Tropic Sea 8,750 GRT
- 1940-08-16 Notou 2,489 GRT
- 1940-08-20 Turakina 9,691 GRT
- 1940-10-14 Ringwood 7,203 GRT
- 1941-07-29 Chaucer
Sunk by mines laid by Orion:
- 1940-06-19 Niagara 13,415 GRT
- June 1940 Puriri 927 GRT
- June 1940 Port Bowen 8,276 GRT
- June 1940 Britannic 1,500 GRT
In concert with Komet:
- 1940-11-25 Holmwood 546 GRT
- 1940-11-27 Rangitane 16,712 GRT
- 1940-12-06 Triona 4,413 GRT
- 1940-12-07 Vinni 5,181 GRT
- 1940-12-07 Komata 3,900 GRT
- 1940-12-08 Triadic 6,378 GRT
- 1940-12-08 Triaster 6,032 GRT
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