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K-Stab Norwegen, CO: Kapt.z.S. Wilhelm
Beck.
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Unit
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Place
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Commander
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Period
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| K-flotille 265 |
(Engeløy) |
Oblt.z.S Plöger |
2.45 - Ende |
| ---//----- 215 |
(Ullvik) |
Kptlt. Vellguth |
11.45 - Ende |
| ---//----- 362 |
(Brenvik) |
Kptlt. Schmidt |
8.40 - 1.45, Kptlt. Sommer 1.45 - 4.45 |
| ---//----- 216 |
(Namsos) |
Kptlt. Vellguth |
11.44 - Ende |
| ---//----- 267 |
(Molde) |
Kptlt. Steltzer |
12.44 - 4.45, Kptlt. Sommer 4.45 - Ende |
| ---//----- 263 |
(Hølen/Tangen) |
Oblt.z.S Erdmann |
9.44 - Ende |
| ---//----- 366 |
(Måkerøy) |
Oblt.z.S Heinsius |
12.44 - Ende |
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| Name |
Location |
Vessel |
Amount |
Personnel |
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K-division in Narvik
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| K-flotille 2/265 |
Engelöy |
Biber |
11 |
80 |
| K-flotille 1/215 |
Ullvik |
Linzen |
30 |
100 |
| K-flotille 1/362 |
Brenvik / Hamaröy |
Marder |
20 |
70 |
| K-flotille 1/265 |
Engelöy |
Biber |
13 |
|
| + at Lødingen, 2 Biber´s 2 were aboard the
vessel MFP 233 |
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K-division in Drontheim
|
| K-flotille 2/216 |
Namsos / Selvenes |
Linzen |
36 |
80 |
| K-flotille 1/216 |
Kristiansund |
Biber |
15 |
90 |
| K-flotille 2/267 |
Molde / Kr.sund |
Biber |
15 |
90 |
+ 2 Biber´s were aboard the vessel MFP 224
+ 2 Biber´s were aboard the vessel MFP 241 |
| *
K-division in Bergen
|
| K-flotille 2/362 |
Herdla |
Marder |
20 |
70 |
| K-flotille 3/362 |
Krokeidet |
Marder |
20 |
70 |
| K-flotille 2/215 |
Flatöy |
Linzen |
30 |
100 |
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K-division in Stavanger
|
| K-flotille 476 |
Sola |
Molch |
30 |
200 |
| K-flotille 1/263 |
Hölen / Sögne |
Biber |
14 |
90 |
| K-flotille 2/263 |
Tangen / Arendal |
Biber |
15 |
90 |
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K-division in Oslofjord
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| K-flotille 1/265 |
Haaöy |
Biber |
20 |
120 |
| K-flotille 2/366 |
Maakeröy |
Marder |
15 |
45 |
| K-flotille 1/366 |
Stavern |
Marder |
15 |
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“Biber”
A small submarine manned by one man, equipped with two torpedoes. The vessel
was about 30 feet long, and had an Opel gas engine. Speed: 5 kts when diving,
max depth: 30 m.
“Marder”
This was also a one-man submarine. Had one torpedo. About 25 feet long,
this vessel could originally not dive. Newer versions could, but it was
very slow – only about 2,7 kts.
“Molch”
Another one-man U-boat which carried two torpedoes. Same engine as the
“Marder”, but had a speed of 5 kts when diving. Max depth: 40 m.
All these subs were equipped with
a rubber emergency boat.
“Linsen”
This was not a submarine, length: 18 feet. Came in two versions, the smallest
one had a crew of 3, and a weight of 800 kg. Radio-equipped. The bigger
one had a weight of 1300 kg, but had a crew of just one. This version was
in use in Norway. It carried a 348-kg warhead, had a speed of 30 kts, and
was powered by a Ford (!)3,5 litres V 8 Otto gas engine. These vessels
were operated in pairs, with a leading ship.
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