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9)U-510

Commissioned 25/Nov/41 U-510 a IX-C type had 11 ships sunk for a total of 71,100 GRT

1 auxiliary warship sunk for a total of 249 GRT

8 ships damaged for a total of 53,289 GRT

3 ships a total loss for a total of 24,338 GRT

4 Ships damaged for a total of 36,290GRT

Fate: Taken out of service on 10 May, 1945 at St Nazaire, France, Surrendered toFrance 12 May, 1945. Renamed as the French submarine Bouan. Stricken 1 May, 1959 as Q176. Broken up in 1960.

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In the south Atlantic U-510 had 9 ships sunk and 5 damaged for a total of 94,535 DWT

CRESSINGTON COURT-GEORGE G. MEADE-TABITHA BROWN-EVERAGRA-JAMES K POLK-JAMES SMITH-KELVINBANK-MARK HANNA-THOMAS RUFFIN-B.P.NEWTON-ELDENA-SCANDINAVIA-POINT PLEASANT PARK-CRESSINGTON COURT-JOSEPH RODMAN DRAKE

 CRESSINGTON COURT

 GEORGE G. MEADE

 TABITHA BROWN (SISTER SHIP)

EVERAGRA

 JAMES K. POLK

 JAMES SMITH

 KELVINBANK

 MARK HANNA

 THOMAS RUFFIN

 B. P. NEWTON

 ELDENA

 SCANDINAVIA

 POINT PLEASANT PARK

  CRESSINGTON COURT

 JOSEPH RODMAN DRAKE

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8)U-509

10)U-512

11)U-513

12)U-514