Wolf pack Endrass

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Endrass was a wolf pack of German U-boats during World War II. It was operational from 12 June to 21 June 1942 attacking the convoy HG-84 that comprised 23 ships.

[edit] U-boats involved

• U-84
• U-89
• U-132
• U-134
• U-437
• U-552
• U-571
• U-575

5 ships of the convoy were sunk by U-552, under Erich Topp on 15 June 1942, about 700 km west of Spain for a total of 15,858 tons, ie.

• City of Oxford
• Etrib
• Pelayo
• Slemdal
• Thurso

[edit] Sources

• http://uboat.net/ops/wolfpacks/1942.htm

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