Bruno Heinemann had been fitted with four of the new weapons and they were removed after gunnery trials off Ålesund were completed.
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After completing her refit, Bruno Heinemann and Paul Jakobi were bound for the Baltic via the Kiel Canal when they were attacked by 11 Handley Page Hampden bombers of No. 144 Squadron RAF on 29 September.
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