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SM U-90
SM U-90 was a Type U 87 built at the Shipyard Kaiserliche Werft, in Danzig (Werk 34). Ordered 23 Jun 1915. Laid down 29 Dec 1915. Launched 12 Jan 1917. Commissioned 2 Aug 1917.Commanders.
2 Aug 1917 - 31 Jul 1918 Walter Remy.
1 Aug 1918 - 31 Aug 1918 Oblt. Helmut Patzig.
1 Sep 1918 - 11 Nov 1918 Heinrich JeßShe had a career of seven patrols. 10 Sep 1917 - 11 Nov 1918 with III Flotilla Successes were 30 ships sunk with a total of 74,175 tons and 2 ships damaged with a total of 8,594 tons.
- 25 Sep 1917 Union Republicaine 44 fr
- 27 Sep 1917 Deux Jeannes 50 fr
- 27 Sep 1917 Liberte 49 fr
- 27 Sep 1917 Peuples Freres 41 fr
- 30 Sep 1917 Drake 2,267 br
- 30 Sep 1917 Heron 885 br
- 1 Oct 1917 Neuilly 2,186 fr
- 3 Oct 1917 Jeannette 226 fr
- 20 Nov 1917 Robert Morris 146 br
- 21 Nov 1917 Aros Castle 4,460 br
- 22 Jan 1918 Corton (damaged) 3,405 br
- 22 Jan 1918 Victor De Chavarri 2,957 sp
- 24 Jan 1918 Charles 78 br
- 25 Jan 1918 Normandy 618 br
- 26 Jan 1918 Union 677 fr
- 30 Jan 1918 Lindeskov 1,254 da
- 31 Jan 1918 Martin Gust 248 ru
- 1 Feb 1918 Arrino 4,484 br
- 16 Mar 1918 Oilfield 4,000 br
- 28 Mar 1918 City Of Winchester 114 br
- 8 Apr 1918 Superb 489 nw
- 29 May 1918 Begum 4,646 br
- 29 May 1918 Carlton 5,265 br
- 31 May 1918 President Lincoln 18,168 am
- 15 Aug 1918 Montanan 6,659 am
- 15 Aug 1918 J. M. J. 54 fr
- 16 Aug 1918 West Bridge (d.) 5,189 am
- 17 Aug 1918 Escrick 4,151 br
- 17 Aug 1918 Joseph Cudahy 3,302 am
- 24 Aug 1918 Graciosa 2,276 pt
- 14 Oct 1918 Dundalk 794 br
- 16 Oct 1918 Pentwyn 3,587 br
On 20 Nov 1918 she was surrendered and was broken up at Bo'ness in 1919-20. There was another U 90 in World War Two. That boat was launched from its shipyard on 25 Oct 1941 and commissioned into the Kriegsmarine on 20 Dec 1941.
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