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SM U-95
29th April 1917 SM U-95Type U 93 Shipyard Germaniawerft, Kiel (Werk 259) Ordered 15 Sep 1915 Laid down 29 Mar 1916 Launched 20 Jan 1917 Commissioned 29 Apr 1917
Commanders.
15 Apr 1917 - 16 Jan 1918 Athalwin PrinzCareer 6 patrols.
24 May 1917 - 16 Jan 1918 IV FlotillaSuccesses 14 ships sunk with a total of 38,014 tons.
3 ships damaged with a total of 5,862 tons.
- 3 Jun 1917 U 95 Athalwin Prinz Hollington 4,221 br
- 12 Jun 1917 U 95 Athalwin Prinz Polyxena 5,737 br
- 24 Jul 1917 U 95 Athalwin Prinz Bellville (damaged) 992 sw
- 27 Jul 1917 U 95 Athalwin Prinz Belle of England 3,877 br
- 29 Jul 1917 U 95 Athalwin Prinz Whitehall 3,158 br
- 30 Jul 1917 U 95 Athalwin Prinz Eolo 1,679 it
- 31 Jul 1917 U 95 Athalwin Prinz Beacon Grange (damaged) 4,237 br
- 3 Sep 1917 U 95 Athalwin Prinz Majoren 2,747 nw
- 2 Nov 1917 U 95 Athalwin Prinz Rochester 2,551 am
- 10 Nov 1917 U 95 Athalwin Prinz Lapwing 110 br
- 11 Nov 1917 U 95 Athalwin Prinz Thuringia 297 br
- 13 Nov 1917 U 95 Athalwin Prinz Ardmore 1,304 br
- 13 Nov 1917 U 95 Athalwin Prinz Carlo 3,040 br
- 31 Dec 1917 U 95 Athalwin Prinz Vigrid 1,617 nw
- 2 Jan 1918 U 95 Athalwin Prinz Kingsley (damaged) 633 br
- 2 Jan 1918 U 95 Athalwin Prinz Christos Markettos 3,084 it
- 2 Jan 1918 U 95 Athalwin Prinz Gallier 4,592 br
Fate 16 Jan 1918 - Sunk by unknown cause off Hardelot, France (identified wreck) in the second half of January, 1918. 36 dead (all hands lost).
U 95 was assigned to operate in western English Channel with sinkings showing she was active through at least January 15th. The wreck of U 95 was recently discovered by divers. The wreck was originally believed to be U 93.Previously recorded fate.
Rammed by SS Braeneil off the Lizard at 49.59N 05.12W., believed to be U 84 if any boat was the victim of this attack.There was another U 95 in World War Two.
That boat was launched from its shipyard on 18 Jul 1940 and commissioned into the Kriegsmarine on 31 Aug 1940.If you can provide any additional information, please add it here.
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Those known to have served on
SM U-95
during the Great War 1914-1918.