Howaldtswerke Hamburg

Type   Shipyard
Historical Name of Location   Hamburg, Germany

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Ships Constructed at Howaldtswerke Hamburg

Ship NameYard NoSlip/Drydock NoOrderedLaid DownLaunchedCompleted
B (Planned)
D (Planned)
E (Planned)
F (Planned)
U-686I25 Aug 194113 May 1943
U-687I2 Apr 194213 May 1943
U-6882 Apr 194212 Jul 1943
U-6892 Apr 194213 Jul 1943

* Projected dates; not actual






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WW2-Era Place Name Hamburg, Germany
Lat/Long 53.5235, 9.9495
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