U-552 cutter

U-552 cutterType VIIC U boat (Unterseeboot) of the German Navy submarine fleet. 568 craft were launched between 1940 and 1945, starting with U 69. Type VIIC was in operational service early in WW2 near the end of the Battle of the Atlantic, the so called First Happy Time when U boats inflicted heavy losses against British Royal Navy and allied shipping. Between January and August 1942, German U boats struck US Navy & merchant shipping in a phase of WW2 known as

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