| 24.09.1934: |
Tsingtau
is commisioned. |
| -03.11.1934: |
Trials. |
| 03.11.1934: |
Attached to the 1. Schnellboot Flottilla as tender for the S-boats. |
| - Feb 1940: |
Used as S-boat tender. |
| 13.02.1940: |
Used as anit-aircraft artillery training ship. |
| Apr 1940: |
Used as cadett training ship.
|
| July 1940: |
Used as target ship for the 1. Torpedoboat flotilla. |
| 21.08.1940: |
Sent to Rotterdam, used as tender for the S-Boats stationed there. |
| October 1940: |
Tender for the 4. Schnellboot Flotilla. |
| 1941: |
Tender for the 5. Schnellboot Flotilla. |
| 15.02.1942: |
Tender for the 6. Schnellboot Flotilla. |
| -24.06.1942: |
Tsingtau
is used as tender 7. S-boat flottilla.
|
| 24.06.1942: |
Tender for the 8. Schnellboot Flotilla. |
| July 1942: |
Used under direct command of the "Commander of Fast Attack boats" (Führer der Schnellboote). |
| April 1943: |
Attached to the 9. Schnellboot flotilla, operating in the Channel. |
| April 1944 - May 1945: |
Used as tender for the 2. S-boat training flotilla. |
| May 1945: |
After the end of the war, the Tsingtau
is taken over by Britain. |
| 1946 - 1947: |
As part of th war.e 4. Minehunting Division of the GM/SA the ship is used to assist the mine hunting operations after the |
| Feb 1950: |
Scrapped in Tyne, Britain. |
