From the list compiled by BOB THEW (333-+-1987), we trace the sinkings of submarines by other submarines, from first to last.
| No. | SUB SUNK | SUNK BY | DATE |
|---|---|---|---|
| 61 | I-183 (I.J.N.) | USS POGY (USN) | 28.04.44 |
| 62 | U-987 (German) | HMS SATYR (RN) | 15.06.44 |
| 63 | I-166 (I.J.N.) | HMS TELEMECHUS (RN) | 17.07.44 |
| 64 | I-29 (I.J.N.) | USS SAWFISH (USN) | 26.07.44 |
| 65 | U-250 (German) | M-103 (Soviet) | 30.07.44 |
| 66 | I-364 (I.J.N.) | USS SEA DEVIL (USN) | 16.09.44 |
| 67 | U-859 (German) | HMS TRENCHANT (RN) | 23.09.44 |
| 68 | U-168 (German) | ZWAARDVISCH (Dutch) | 05.10.44 |
| 69 | U-537 (German) | USS FLOUNDER (USN) | 09.11.44 |
| (NOTE: U-537 was the boat that placed a remote weather reporting station on the shores of Canada, a rumor long-thought to be fanciful fiction until FRANZ SELINGER (505-1988) led an expedition to the remote area and located the devices, still on Canadian soil) | |||
| 70 | U-771 (German) | HMS VENTURER (RN) | 11.11.44 |
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