German submarine U-410

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German submarine U-410 was a Type VIIC U-boat of Nazi Germany's Kriegsmarine that conducted several patrols in the Mediterranean during World War II, sinking multiple Allied vessels.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf German Type VIIC submarine
U-boat
military vessel
allegiance Axis powers NERFINISHED
armament anti-aircraft guns
deck gun
torpedoes
belligerentSide Germany NERFINISHED
category World War II submarines of Germany
conflict World War II
countryOfOrigin Nazi Germany
designOrigin Germany NERFINISHED
engagedIn convoy attacks
patrol missions
era 20th century
hasTechnology diesel engines
electric motors
periscope
torpedo tubes
historicalPeriod World War II
surface form: Second World War
isPartOf German submarine fleet in World War II NERFINISHED
locationOfOperations Mediterranean Sea NERFINISHED
off Italian coast
off North African coast
militaryBranch Kriegsmarine U-boat arm NERFINISHED
militaryRole offensive naval platform
navalClassification Type VII submarine
navalWarfareType submarine warfare
operatedBy Kriegsmarine NERFINISHED
operatorLanguage German
participatedIn Battle of the Atlantic NERFINISHED
partOf German U-boat fleet NERFINISHED
German submarine campaign in the Mediterranean NERFINISHED
propulsion diesel-electric
role attack submarine
sank multiple Allied vessels
serviceBranch German Navy NERFINISHED
submarineClass Type VIIC
targeted Allied merchant ships
Allied naval vessels
theaterOfOperations Atlantic Ocean NERFINISHED
Mediterranean Sea NERFINISHED
typeDesignation U-410 NERFINISHED
usedFor anti-shipping operations
commerce raiding
usedIn Mediterranean U-boat campaign NERFINISHED
victims Allied shipping

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HMS Penelope (97) sunkBy German submarine U-410