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The Wartime Memories Project - The Great War - Day by Day
22nd September 1917On this day:
- Admissions
- Patrols
- SM U-157
Type U 151
Shipyard Stülcken Sohn, Hamburg
Ordered 29 Nov 1916
Launched 23 May 1917
Commissioned 22 Sep 1917
Commanders.
22 Sep 1917 - 20 Jul 1918 Max Valentiner.
21 Jul 1918 - 30 Nov 1918 Ortwin Rave
Career 2 patrols.
22 Sep 1917 - 11 Nov 1918 U-Kreuzer Flotilla
Successes 15 ships sunk with a total of 15,905 tons.
- 26 Dec 1917 U 157 Max Valentiner Lidia 302 pt
- 7 Jan 1918 U 157 Max Valentiner Oued Sebou 1,540 fr
- 10 Jan 1918 U 157 Max Valentiner Hulda Maersk 1,566 da
- 11 Jan 1918 U 157 Max Valentiner Norefos 1,788 nw
- 17 Feb 1918 U 157 Max Valentiner Estrella Da Bissao 129 pt
- 20 Feb 1918 U 157 Max Valentiner Kithira 2,240 gr
- 14 Mar 1918 U 157 Max Valentiner Arpillao 2,768 sp
- 4 Aug 1918 U 157 Ortwin Rave Remonstrant 1,073 nw
- 4 Aug 1918 U 157 Ortwin Rave Don 1,145 nw
- 9 Aug 1918 U 157 Ortwin Rave Orkney 291 da
- 15 Aug 1918 U 157 Ortwin Rave Kalps 284 ru
- 27 Aug 1918 U 157 Ortwin Rave Gloria 120 pt
- 18 Sep 1918 U 157 Ortwin Rave Ledaal 2,257 nw
- 22 Sep 1918 U 157 Ortwin Rave Gaia 278 pt
- 8 Oct 1918 U 157 Ortwin Rave Hawanee 124 br
Fate 11 Nov 1918 - Interned at Trondheim, Norway. Surrendered to France on 8 Feb, 1919. Broken up at Brest during July 1921.
There was another U 157 in World War Two.
That boat was launched from its shipyard on 5 Jun 1941 and commissioned into the Kriegsmarine on 15 Sep 1941.
John Doran
- Inspections and Gymkhana
- Snipers Active & Heavy Shelling
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- On the Move
- IN SUPPORT ARLEUX SECTOR
Weather: chilly in early morning, later turning very fine & sunny. One other rank wounded (shell) whilst working on Plane Dump. Artillery on both sides more active in late afternoon. Nothing of any importance to relate. 18th DLI war diary WO95/2361/1
- Preparations for Attack
- On the Move
- On the Move
- Reliefs
- Bath Time
- Unloading trains
- In the Trenches
- Reliefs Complete
- Inspection
- Shelling
- Reliefs
- Reliefs
- Havrincourt Shelled
- Artillery Active
- Intelligence
- Intelligence
- Shelling
- Shelling
- Working Parties
- Training
- Withdrawing
- On the Move
- Quiet night
- Cleaning up
- Standing To
- Reliefs
- Battalion detrained at Aubigny
- Shooting on Range
- Musketry
- Preparing for trenches.
- Operational Orders
- Operational Orders
- March Table
- Tanks Arrive
- General Leggett re-assumed Command.
- U-Boat sunk
- 37th Division relieves 39th Division
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Want to know more about 22nd of September 1917? There are:44 items tagged 22nd of September 1917 available in our Library These include information on officers, regimental histories, letters, diary entries, personal accounts and information about actions during the Great War.
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Remembering those who died this day, 22nd of September 1917. Pte. John W. Andrews. 23rd Btn. Middlesex Regiment Read their Story. 2nd Lt. Vivian Alfred Barton. C Battery, 162nd Brigade Royal Field Artillery Read their Story. 2nd Lt. Edward Albert Beer. 298th Siege Bty. Royal Garrison Artillery Read their Story. L/Cpl. Henry Berry. 9th Btn. Yorkshire Regiment Pte. Adam Borrett. 32nd Btn. Royal Fusiliers Read their Story. Pte. Hilary Charles. 12th Btn. East Surrey Regiment Pte. Hilary Charles. 12th Btn. East Surrey Regiment Pte. John Haiden Cutts. 2nd/10th Btn. London Regiment Read their Story. Pte. Fred Davies. 8th Btn. North Staffordshire Regiment Read their Story. Pte. William Gaskell. 1st Btn. B Coy. East Lancashire Regiment Read their Story. Pte. John William Good. 2nd Btn. C Coy. Durham Light Infantry Pte. William Paterson Halliday. 15th (1st Glasgow) Battalion Highland Light Infantry Read their Story. Pte. Stuart Hargreaves. 4th Battalion King's Regiment (Liverpool) Pte C E Jarvis. 7th Btn. Somerset Light Infantry Rfn. David Leek. 12th (Service) Btn. Kings Royal Rifle Corps Pte. William Marsh. 10th (Liverpool Scottish) Btn. Kings Regiment (Liverpool) Read their Story. Pte. Patrick McCabe. 18th Btn. Kings Liverpool Regiment Read their Story. Cpl. James Nash. MM 173rd Brigade, B Bty Royal Field Artillery Read their Story. Pte. James Makin Sale. 206th Coy Machine Gun Corps Read their Story. Pte. Richard Willard. 32nd Battalion Royal Fusiliers Read their Story. Pte Richard Willard. 32nd Btn. Royal Fusiliers Read their Story. Pte. Richard Willard. 32nd Btn. Royal Fusiliers Thomas Wright. 46th Battalion Saskatchewan Regiment Read their Story.
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