SM U-54 was one of the 329 submarines serving in the Imperial German Navy in World War I. U-54 was engaged in the naval warfare and took part in the First Battle of the Atlantic.
Summary of raiding history DateNameNationalityTonnageMerchant ship tonnages are in gross register tons. Military vessels are listed by tons displacement.Fate3 February 1917Tamara453Sunk4 February 1917Floridian4,777Sunk4 February 1917Palmleaf5,489Sunk5 February 1917Ainsdale1,825Damaged5 February 1917Azul3,074Sunk7 February 1917Wallace3,930Damaged7 February 1917Saxonian4,855Sunk15 March 1917Eugene Pergeline2,203Sunk1 April 1917Consul Persson1,835Sunk1 April 1917Fjelland387Sunk2 April 1917Havlyst532Sunk3 June 1917San Lorenzo9,607Damaged7 June 1917Jonathan Holt1,523Sunk13 June 1917Darius3,426Sunk23 July 1917Ashleigh6,985Sunk23 July 1917Huelva4,867Sunk25 July 1917Rustington3,071Sunk26 July 1917Somerset7,163Sunk31 July 1917Alcides2,704Sunk16 September 1917Arabis3,928Sunk17 September 1917Niemen1,888Sunk19 September 1917Marthe Marguerite588Sunk24 September 1917Louis Bossert605Sunk25 September 1917Marceau292Sunk30 April 1918HMS Starmount2,485Damaged8 May 1918Dux1,349Sunk8 May 1918Princess Dagmar913Sunk10 May 1918Wileysike2,501Sunk16 July 1918HMS Anchusa1,290Sunk27 September 1918En Avant86Sunk29 September 1918Libourne1,219Sunk
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External links Photos of cruises of German submarine U-54 in 1916-1918. Great photo quality, comments in German.