U-3057

CountryGermany
Ship ClassType XXI-class Submarine
BuilderDeutsche Schiff- und Maschinenbau AG
Yard Number1216
Slip/Drydock NumberV
Ordered6 Nov 1943
Laid Down4 Feb 1945

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ww2dbaseThe German Navy issued the order for the construction for Type XXI submarine U-3057 in Nov 1943, but the keel was not laid until Feb 1945. Shifting priorities and regular bombings of the city of Bremen, Germany meant that the submarine would not be completed before the end of the European War. She was ultimately broken up on the building slips.

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6 Nov 1943 The order for the construction of U-3057 was issued.
4 Feb 1945 The keel of U-3057 was laid down at the AG Weser yard of Deschimag in Bremen, Germany.




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