SM U-48
Date Name Nationality Tonnage Fate
6 August 1916 Pendennis United Kingdom 2,123 Captured as a prize
2 October 1916 Lotusmere United Kingdom 3,911 Sunk
4 October 1916 Brink Norway 1,391 Sunk
6 October 1916 Suchan Russian Empire 3,781 Captured as a prize
6 October 1916 Tuva Sweden 2,270 Sunk
29 December 1916 Tuskar Russian Empire 3,042 Sunk
6 January 1917 Alphonse Conseil France 1,591 Sunk
6 January 1917 Ville Du Havre France 5,026 Sunk
7 January 1917 Borgholm Norway 1,719 Sunk
7 January 1917 Evangelos Greece 3,773 Sunk
8 January 1917 Tholma Norway 1,896 Sunk
12 January 1917 Emeraude France 183 Sunk
12 January 1917 Vestfold Norway 1,883 Sunk
14 January 1917 Sydney France 2,695 Sunk
16 January 1917 Esperanca Norway 4,428 Sunk
19 January 1917 Nailsea Court United Kingdom 3,295 Sunk
3 March 1917 Connaught United Kingdom 2,646 Sunk
4 March 1917 Adelaide United Kingdom 180 Damaged
4 March 1917 The Macbain United Kingdom 291 Sunk
7 March 1917 Navarra Norway 1,261 Sunk
Summary of raiding history
SM U-48 was one of the 329 submarines serving in the Imperial German Navy in World War I. 
U-48 was engaged in the naval warfare and took part in the First Battle of the Atlantic. On 24 November 1917 she ran aground on Goodwin Sands. There she was fired on by . U-48 was scuttled and abandoned. HMS Gipsy continued to fire, killing 19. 17 were taken prisoner.