German submarine U-66 (1940)
Summary of raiding history

German submarine U-66 (1940)

Section Title: Summary of raiding history
Table Section Text: None

Date	Ship	Nationality	Tonnage	Fate

29 June 1941	George J. Goulandris	Greece	4,345	Sunk

29 June 1941	Kalypso Vergotti	Greece	5,686	Sunk

30 June 1941	Saint Aslem	United Kingdom	5,614	Sunk

19 July 1941	Holmside	United Kingdom	3,433	Sunk

26 July 1941	I. C. White	Panama	7,052	Sunk

18 January 1942	Allan Jackson	United States	6,635	Sunk

19 January 1942	RMS Lady Hawkins	Royal Canadian Navy	7,988	Sunk

22 January 1942	Olympic	Panama	5,335	Sunk

24 January 1942	Empire Gem	United Kingdom	8,139	Sunk

24 January 1942	Venore	United States	8,017	Sunk

14 April 1942	Korthion	Greece	2,116	Sunk

16 April 1942	Amsterdam	Netherlands	7,329	Sunk

17 April 1942	Heinrich von Riedemann	Panama	11,020	Sunk

26 April 1942	Alcoa Partner	United States	5,513	Sunk

29 April 1942	Harry G. Siedel	Panama	10,354	Sunk

2 May 1942	Sandar	Norway	7,624	Sunk

3 May 1942	Geo. W. McNight	United Kingdom	12,502	Damaged

9 July 1942	Triglav	Yugoslavia	6,363	Sunk

26 July 1942	Tamadaré	Brazil	4,942	Sunk

28 July 1942	Weirbank	United Kingdom	5,150	Sunk

2 August 1942	HMS MTB-339	Royal Navy	32	Damaged

2 August 1942	HMS MTB-342	Royal Navy	32	Damaged

6 August 1942	Rozewie	Poland	766	Sunk

29 August 1942	Topa Topa	United States	5,356	Sunk

30 August 1942	Sir Huon	Panama	6,049	Sunk

30 August 1942	West Lashaway	United States	5,637	Sunk

31 August 1942	Winamac	United Kingdom	8,621	Sunk

9 September 1942	Peiping	Sweden	6,390	Sunk

1 February 1943	Joseph Elise	Free France	113	Sunk

27 February 1943	St. Margaret	United Kingdom	4,312	Sunk

10 June 1943	Esso Gettysburg	United States	10,173	Sunk

2 July 1943	Bloody Marsh	United States	10,195	Sunk

26 February 1944	Silvermaple	United Kingdom	5,313	Sunk

1 March 1944	St. Louis	Free France	5,202	Sunk

5 March 1944	John Holt	United Kingdom	4,964	Sunk

21 March 1944	Matadian	United Kingdom	4,275	Sunk

Sentence(s)

On 2 July, German submarine U-66 sank the 10,195-ton Bloody Marsh.

final_sentence: On 2 July, German submarine U-66 sank the 10,195-ton Bloody Marsh.