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I am preparing this page as a place to list U-boats whose short exisitance does not warrant a page of their own. Boats which served a war patrol, were sunk in action, served an interesting role post-war or had anything exceptional about them should have their own page and be listed at List of U-boats. For those whose articles will only ever be stubs, this is the place for them to come. U-boats shold be recoreded in numerical order, and the actual page for the boat listed here should redirect here. --Jackyd10110:55, 6 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]