Sunken Ships of the Second World War
An ongoing project to track and map every ship sunk as a result of military action during the Second World War
The following changes have been made to the database:
The following sunken vessels were added to the map:
A light month for changes. The following changes have been made to the database of sunken ships:
The following sunken vessels were added to the map:
The following changes have been made to the database of sunken ships:
The following sunken vessels were added to the database:
A shorter list of updates to the database for January.
The following sunken vessels were added to the database:
Read about the discovery of the 6 U-boats mentioned here that were scuttled at the end of the war in Europe in the U-boat bunkers in Hamburg.
Updates for this month:
The following sunken vessels were added to the database:
Updates for this month:
The following sunken vessels were added to the database:
Updates for this month:
The following sunken vessels were added to the database:
The Danish merchant fleet’s history is varied with ships at one time being laid up, in neutral, Allied and Axis hands. Totaling 868,797 tons when the war began on September 1, 1939, by the end of the war it had been reduced by 44%.
The Sankey diagram explains the demise of the Danish merchant fleet’s in World War II.
Compare Denmark to Belgium.
A slow month for updates.
Updates for this month:
The following vessels were added to the database:
Updates for this month:
The following vessels were added to the database:
Visit the dashboard to see them all! Or use the Find-A-Ship app.
Sunken Ships of the Second World War 