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| U-222 | Type VIIC |
| Feldpost Number | M 00 832 |
| Construction Yard | F.Krupp Germaniawerft AG, Kiel-Gaarden |
| Yard Number | 652 |
| Ordered | 15th Aug 1940 |
| Keel laid | 16th Jun 1941 |
| Launched | 28th Mar 1942 |
| Commissioned | 23rd May 1942 |
| Baubelehrung | Kriegsschiffbaulehrabteilung für Unterseeboote Ostsee, Kiel / 1.KLA, Kiel | | Training, Flotillas and Duties | | 05.42 - 09.42 | 8.U-Flottille, Danzig Ausbildungsboot (under training)
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| Commanders | | 05.42 - 09.42 | OL Ralf von Jessen see also: U-266 |
| Notes for U-222 | While training in the Baltic on 2nd September 1942, U-222 collided with U-626. The boat went down approximately at 54°25'N, 19°30'E. Only 3 men survived, 42 men were lost with U-222.
We have 47 crew names for this boat. click here for crew names of U 222 You can perform other crew searches here. Note that the number of names we give possibly includes prior crew members.You can discuss this boat or ask questions at the ubootwaffe.net forums |
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 | | Richard Donhauser | | Courtesy Mathieu de Wolf | | Before a U-Boat and its crew could make it to the front, they first had to survive training. A collision with U-626 during maneuvers in the Baltic off of Pillau ended the hopes of U-222 and 42 of Richard Donhauser's comrades. |
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