SM U-25 explained

SM U-25 was one of the 329 submarines serving in the Imperial German Navy in World War I. U-25 was engaged in the naval warfare and took part in the First Battle of the Atlantic.

Summary of raiding history

DateNameNationalityTonnage[1] Fate[2]
7 June 1915Glittertind Norway717Sunk
7 June 1915Nottingham United Kingdom165Sunk
7 June 1915Pentland United Kingdom204Sunk
7 June 1915Saturn United Kingdom183Sunk
7 June 1915Velocity United Kingdom186Sunk
9 June 1915Cardiff United Kingdom163Sunk
9 June 1915Castor United Kingdom182Sunk
9 June 1915J. Leyman United Kingdom197Sunk
9 June 1915Tunisian United Kingdom211Sunk
4 July 1915Sunbeam United Kingdom132Sunk
8 July 1915Anna2,000Sunk
8 July 1915Guido United Kingdom2,093Sunk
9 July 1915Nordaas Norway1,111Sunk
11 July 1915Hainton United Kingdom156Sunk
11 July 1915Syrian United Kingdom176Sunk
11 July 1915Fleetwood United Kingdom163Damaged
6 August 1915Maj Sweden920Sunk
7 August 1915Norman Norway1,060Sunk
10 August 1915Aura Norway396Sunk
14 August 1915Albis Norway1,381Sunk
17 August 1915Mineral Norway649Sunk
19 August 1915Bras Norway1,863Sunk

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Notes and References

  1. Tonnages are in gross register tons
  2. u25. U 25. 1boat. 10 December 2014.