SM U-27 (Austria-Hungary) - Ships Sunk or Damaged

Ships Sunk or Damaged

Ships sunk or damaged by SM U-27
Date Name Tonnage Nationality
01917-04-1212 April 1917 Niritos 3,756 Greek
01917-04-1616 April 1917 Zinovia 2,976 Greek
01917-06-099 June 1917 Roland 703 French
01917-06-1111 June 1917 Sakaki* 665 Japanese
01918-01-2222 January 1918 Andrea Costa 3,991 Italian
01918-04-2929 April 1918 Maria 40 Greek
01918-05-011 May 1918 San Nicola unknown Italian
01918-05-033 May 1918 Panaghia unknown Greek
01918-05-066 May 1918 Agios Dimitrios 40 Greek
01918-05-066 May 1918 Evangelistria 46 Greek
01918-05-066 May 1918 Taxiarchis 40 Greek
01918-05-1414 May 1918 HMS Phoenix 765 British
01918-07-033 July 1918 Agia Trias 14 Greek
01918-07-033 July 1918 Evangelistria unknown Greek
01918-07-033 July 1918 Panaghia 12 Greek
01918-07-066 July 1918 San Nicola 29 Italian
01918-07-077 July 1918 Giuseppino Padre 67 Italian
01918-07-099 July 1918 Tris Adelphi 53 Greek
01918-07-1010 July 1918 Agios Georgios 17 Greek
01918-07-1010 July 1918 Agios Loukis 11 Greek
01918-07-1111 July 1918 Agios Constantinos 14 Greek
01918-07-1111 July 1918 Marigo unknown Greek
01918-08-1313 August 1918 Anhui 2,209 British
01918-09-1111 September 1918 Antoinette** unknown French
01918-09-1414 September 1918 Agios Nicolas 113 British
01918-09-1717 September 1918 Portaritissa 16 Italian
01918-09-1717 September 1918 Sofia unknown Italian
01918-09-1818 September 1918 Adelphotis 26 Greek
01918-09-1818 September 1918 Agios Amma 16 Greek
01918-09-1919 September 1918 Agios Spiridion 58 Greek
01918-09-2020 September 1918 Aghios Nicolaos unknown Greek
01918-09-2020 September 1918 Agios Nicolas 13 Greek
01918-09-2020 September 1918 Agios Spiridion 18 Greek
01918-09-2020 September 1918 Dragonos unknown Greek
01918-09-2020 September 1918 Prof. Elias 5 Greek
01918-09-2020 September 1918 Theologos 103 Greek
Sunk:
Damaged:
Total:		 15,151
665
15,816

* damaged but not sunk
** captured as a prize

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