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ML GryfCommanding officer: Lt. Cmdr. Stefan KwiatkowskiNotes: Hit by two 12.7 cm shells, killing four. Sunk by German airforces later in the day.
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DD WicherCommanding officer: Cmdr. Stefan de WaldenNotes: Hit by splinters from a near miss, wounding two. Sunk by German airforces later in the day.
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Shore Battery No 31 Heliodor Laskowski's Battery (Cyplowa)Notes: (4) 15.2 cm Bofors guns.
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Anti-landing Battery No 32 Grecka - Greek (on wheels)Notes: (2) 10.5 cm Schneider guns.
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Anti-landing Battery No 33 Dunska - Danish (on wheels)Notes: (2) 10.5 cm Schneider guns.
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Anti-landing Battery No 41 (on sea bases)Notes: (2) 7.5 cm Schneider Mle 1897 guns
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Anti-landing Battery No 42 (on sea bases)Notes: (2) 7.5 cm Schneider Mle 1897 guns
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Anti-landing Battery No 43 (on sea bases)Notes: (2) 7.5 cm Schneider Mle 1897 guns
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Anti-aircraft Battery No 21 (on sea bases)Notes: (2) 7.5 cm Schneider 1922/1924 guns.
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Anti-aircraft Battery No 22 (on sea bases)Notes: (2) 7.5 cm Schneider 1922/1924 guns.
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Anti-aircraft Battery No 23 (on sea bases)Notes: (2) 7.5 cm Schneider 1922/1924 guns.
Later in the day, German aircraft also sank a gunboat and some smaller auxillary vessels.
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Konter-admiral Günther LütjensPosition: Führer der Torpedoboote
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DD Z.1 Leberecht Maass
(flagship)Commanding officer: Cmdr. Fritz BassengeNotes: Hit by one 15.2 cm shell near No. 2 gun, killing four and wounding four. She fired a total of 74 rounds during the one-hour action. Repaired at Swinemunde, she was fully battleworthy by 10 September. -
DD Z.9 Wolfgang ZenkerCommanding officer: Lt. Cmdr. Gottfried Pönitz
"Burza nad Atlantykiem", t1, Andrzej Perepeczko
"The German Fleet at War: 1939-1945" by Vincent P. O'Hara