U-99
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U-99
Summary
U-99 is an U-boat[1]. U-99 has Wikipedia articles in 16 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- U-99's instance of is recorded as U-boat[3].
- U-99 is operated by Kriegsmarine[4].
- U-99's manufacturer is recorded as Friedrich Krupp Germaniawerft[5].
- U-99's vessel class is recorded as Type VIIB submarine[6].
- U-99 is part of 7th U-boat Flotilla[7].
- U-99 is part of 7th U-boat Flotilla[8].
- U-99 is used for education[9].
- U-99 is used for emergency operations[10].
- U-99's Commons category is recorded as U-99[11].
- U-99's shipping port is recorded as Kiel[12].
- U-99's powered by is recorded as diesel engine[13].
- U-99's powered by is recorded as electric motor[14].
- U-99's armament is recorded as 8.8 cm SK C/35 gun[15].
- U-99's armament is recorded as 2 cm FlaK 30[16].
- U-99 was dissolved in March 17, 1941[17].
- U-99 was part of the conflict Battle of the Atlantic[18].
- U-99's yard number is recorded as 593[19].
- U-99's coordinate location is recorded as {'lat': 61, 'lon': -12}[20].
- U-99's service entry is recorded as April 18, 1940[21].
- U-99's cause of destruction is recorded as depth charge[22].
- U-99's significant event is recorded as order[23].
- U-99's significant event is recorded as keel laying[24].
- U-99's significant event is recorded as ship launching[25].
- U-99's significant event is recorded as ship commissioning[26].
- U-99's significant event is recorded as sinking[27].
Why It Matters
U-99 has Wikipedia articles in 16 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2] U-99 is known by 7 alternative names across languages and contexts.[28]