Ships Sunk by U-20

Date Ship Tonnage Flag
30 Jan 1915 Ikaria 4,335 British
30 Jan 1915 Oriole 1,489 British
30 Jan 1915 Tokomaru 6,084 British
7 Mar 1915 Bengrove 3,840 British
9 Mar 1915 Princess Victoria 1,108 British
11 Mar 1915 Florazan 4,658 British
5 May 1915 Earl Of Lathom 132 British
6 May 1915 Candidate 5,858 British
6 May 1915 Centurion 5,495 British
7 May 1915 Lusitania 30,396
(officially 31,550)
British
8 Jul 1915 Marion Lightbody 2,176 Russian
9 Jul 1915 Ellesmere 1,170 British
9 Jul 1915 Leo 2,224 Russian
9 Jul 1915 Meadowfield 2,750 British
13 Jul 1915 Lennok 1,142 Russian
2 Sep 1915 Roumanie 2,599 British
3 Sep 1915 Frode 1,875 Danish
4 Sep 1915 Hesperian 10,920 British
5 Sep 1915 Dictator 4,116 British
5 Sep 1915 Douro 1,604 British
5 Sep 1915 Rhea 1,145 Russian
6 Sep 1915 Guatemala 5,913 French
7 Sep 1915 Bordeaux 4,604 French
7 Sep 1915 Caroni 2,652 British
8 Sep 1915 Mora 3,047 British
30 Apr 1916 Bakio 1,906 Spanish
1 May 1916 Bernadette 486 French
2 May 1916 Ruabon 2,004 British
3 May 1916 Marie Molinos 1,946 French
6 May 1916 Galgate 2,356 British
8 May 1916 Cymric 13,370 British
1 Aug 1916 Aaro 2,603 British
29 Aug 1916 Ibo (damaged) 397 Portuguese
26 Sep 1916 Thelma 1,002 British
18 Oct 1916 Ethel Duncan 2,510 British
23 Oct 1916 Arromanches 1,640 French
23 Oct 1916 Chieri 4,400 Italian
23 Oct 1916 Felix Louis 275 French
26 Oct 1916 Fabian (damaged) 2,246 British
Ships sunk 37 ships 145,380
Ships damaged 2 ships 2,643
Total 39 ships 148,473

3 thoughts on “Ships Sunk by U-20”

  1. I believe that Schweiger’s wife mentioned him being distraught after sinking the Lusitania. Unless U-20 was taken by a new captain, this list tells a different story.

    • During his wartime career, Schwieger captained three different submarines, on a total of 34 missions. He sank 49 ships, measuring 183,883 gross register tons (GRT). He was the sixth most successful submarine commander of World War One.

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