Outgoing signals and Radio Messages
	Outgoing Time Group Contents       30.12.41     00.23 αα Have passed 60°50'N.                                                U-701       23.55 αα Still have 100 tons fuel on board.                                                  U-701       02.01.42     09.35        320 Enemy convoy in sight LC 5465,  easterly course, slow speed.     0848/2                                            U-701       11.25        3209 Enemy convoy in sight DI 6377,  southeasterly course, slow speed.     1045/2/43                                            U-701       19.10 18.49/2/237 31.12  Leutnant Weinitschke over board.  Today at 10.10 "Minch" convoy of 30 steamers.  Attacked with four-fan and stern shot missed, fuel 95, KB 5614.                                                 U-701       09.01     19.51 ßß gah My position is AK 40.                                                U-701       12.01     21.23 ßß drv Up to now have sunk 1 steamer.  Still have only torpedoes under the upper deck.                                                U-701       14.01     01.34 ßß vhd My position is NT 01.                                                U-701       04.15 ßß xqo My position is LT 23.                                                U-701       04.48 ßß xhf Still have 70 cbm fuel.                                                U-701       18.01     19.52 ßß qct Have unloaded from the upper deck.  Have reached designated position.                                                 U-701

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	Outgoing Time Group Contents       23.01 0216/25/250 "BARON HAIG" sunk.  2 pistol failures, 3 undetermined misses on 7000 tonner both 06.01.42, square MD 58, NE-course.  Traffic stopped in Cape Race area, positioned as close as 2 nm from land.  Patrol vessels throw individual fright bombs. Steamer sets lanterns for reciprocal heading 13.13                                                  U-701       26.01     03.41 1842/25/273 at the same moment depth charges.  SOS with bright masthead lantern.  2 Atos, 44 cbm, delayed return transit, S 3, 1000 mb, +2°, hazy, square YK 74.       07.32 0420/26/278 Square FH 7851 brightly lit steamer, beside it a dimmed destroyer.  Course west.  Heavy weather.  W 8-9.                                                Degen       30.01     02.28 ww rjq 49°N, 37°W, rising 1026 mb, +2°, W 4, Sea 4, Vis. over 10 nm, medium-high swell.                                                U-701       31.01     20.22 1623/31/10 Eto with hits 7, pistol hits 9, misses 5, and distant fan shot 3500 meters all depth 3 meters, no permanent ventilation.  SSE 7, Sea 6, overcast, hazy, Vis. 3 nm, 1017 mb, falling, +12°, 30 cbm.  Square GI 4557                                                Degen       01.02     12.25 1103/2/262 Square EU 5868, arriving 2 February 20.00 hours, 26.5 cbm.                                                Degen       02.02     21.58 ßß pxn My position is BE 47.                                                U-701       03.02     13.09 ßß sph Repeat bearing signals on the same wave.                                                U-701       07.02     13.22 ßß srk Starting return transit due to fuel state.                                                U-701       16.32 ßß zqq My position is naval square BF 4482.                                                U-701

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	Outgoing Time Group Contents       07.02     21.20 ßß buw Position 36 hours from meeting point with escort.                                                U-701       08.02     15.31 I452/8/239 Position morning 09.30 Point N 1.  On 7 February at 21.20 hours Coastal Circuit receipted short signal not yet confirmed.                                                Degen