SM U-58 was one of the 329 submarines serving in the Imperial German Navy in World War I. U-58 was engaged in the naval warfare and took part in the First Battle of the Atlantic.
Fate The boat was sunk with the loss of two men and the capture of the rest of the crew in the action of 17 November 1917.
Summary of raiding history DateNameNationalityTonnageTonnages are in gross register tonsFate27 October 1916Ellen140Sunk4 December 1916Senta1,024Sunk5 December 1916Stettin412Sunk1 March 1917Norma850Sunk25 April 1917Havila1,421Sunk25 April 1917Hawthornbank1,369Sunk25 April 1917Sokoto2,259Sunk27 April 1917Dromore4,398Sunk27 April 1917Langfond1,097Sunk28 April 1917Bullmouth4,018Sunk2 May 1917Beeswing1,462Sunk2 May 1917Dione785Sunk2 May 1917Vanduara2,079Sunk5 May 1917Asra1,975Sunk18 June 1917HMT Bega318Sunk19 June 1917Ivigtut456Sunk6 July 1917Motor63Sunk8 July 1917Fiorella1,168Sunk13 July 1917Charilaos Tricoupis2,475Sunk21 July 1917Ramillies2,935Sunk14 November 1917Dolly Warden202Sunk
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