Folios 170-183: CB number 01415 O.X.O, Copy number 283, UC.38 Translation of French...

Folios 170-183: CB number 01415 O.X.O, Copy number 283, UC.38 Translation of French Report on Interrogation of Survivors, February 1918. UC. 38 was sunk on 14 December 1917.

Folio 171: Cover sheet, UC.38.

Folio 172: table of contents.

Folio 172: nominal list of the survivors and the missing.

Folios 173: Proceeded from Cattaro. After laying mines in the Gulf of Patras she attacked a convoy with torpedoes. Damaged by depth charges the submarine surfaced and was abandoned. Eight of her crew were killed by gunfire or drowned, the remainder being rescued by French torpedo boat destroyers.

Folios 174-175: Previous Cruises of UC.38. Proceeded from Emden to Cattaro. (1) Feb. 1917 mine and torpedo attacks in Tyrrhenian Sea. (2) March 1917 mine and torpedo attacks in Tyrrhenian Sea. (3) June 1917 mine and torpedo attacks off Messina. (4) In Aegean Sea. (5) August 1917 mines off Messina and cruised Mediterranean. (6) September 1917 Mines in Gulf of Patras. (7) October 1917 mines in Gulf of Patras and cruised off Gaza.

Folios 175-176: Composition of Pola-Cattaro Submarine Flotilla in December 1917: U.32, U.33, U.34, U.35, U.38, U.39, U.47, U.63, U.64, U.65, U.72, U.73, UB.48, UB.49, UB.50, UB.51, UB.52, UB.53, UC.20, UC.22, UC.25, UC.27, UC.34, UC.35, UC.37, UC.52, UC.54, UC.67, UC.73 and UC.53.

Folio 176: Composition of Constantinople Half-Flotilla includes UB.42 also UC.23 and UC.74.

Folios 175-176: Details of various Submarines of the Pola-Cattaro Flotilla and their cruises including U.35, U.47, U.72 and U.73, UC.20 and UC.73.

Folio 176: Submarines formally in the Mediterranean Flotilla: UB.43 and UB.47 put together at Pola and sold to Austria. UC.12, UC.14 and UC.15 put together in Pola.

Folio 177-178: Losses of German Mediterranean Flotilla include UB.44, UB.45, UB.46, UC.12, UC.15, UC.24 and UC.38. List of commanding officers and their transfers in the Pola-Cattaro Flotilla. Command structure of submarines in the Mediterranean (folio 177). Details of: Minelaying, Firing of Torpedoes, Guns, General Information, Wireless Telegraphy, Supplies, Communication with the Shore (folios 178-179).

Folio 180: Opinion of German Submarine Crews Regarding Allied Methods of Attack and Defence Notes on Allied: Destroyers, Sloops, Submarines, Aircraft, Drifter Nets, Deep-laid mines, Armed Merchant Cruisers, Convoys, Zigzagging.

Folio 181: Torpedoing of French auxiliary cruiser Provence, battleships Suffren, Danton and Gaulois and steamer Berthilde.

Folio 181: Technical Information on UC.38: Number of Torpedoes Carried, Speed and Number of Revolutions, Alterations to Stem, Wireless, Hydrophone Gear, Periscope, Mines, Call Sign.

Folios 181-182: Notes on Submarine Instructional Flotilla at Kiel, Libau Flotilla, Cruiser Hamburg, Kiel Submarine Division (Depot for Submarine Personnel).

Folio 182: Notes on the hulk Leipzig, the cruiser Furst Bismarck and torpedo boats V.106, 107, 108 and T.111.

Folios 182-183: Austrian Submarine Flotilla (imprecise) information including: List of submarines, Losses, Distribution of Austrian Submarines, Details of Various Austrian Submarines, Captains of Austrian submarines, Austrian Submarine Building.

Folio 183: Brief notes on entrance to Cattaro and bombardment of Cattaro by a Squadron of Italian Aircraft.