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U-146

U-52 (Type VIIB) 1942.

U-103 (Type IXB) securing the cannon for diving.

U-99 (Type VIIB) undergoing repairs.

The production of the German type VII submarines shipyard of Blohm Voss, Hamburg

Type XXI U-boats, also known as "Elektroboote" (German: "electric boats"), were the first submarines designed to operate primarily submerged, rather than as surface ships that could submerge as a means to escape detection or launch an attack. Built: 1943–45 Completed: 118

USA: Mysterious Nazi submarine from WWII discovered in Great Lakes World News Daily Report.

High on the foreboding Kola Peninsula in northwest Russia, within the Arctic Circle, lies an incredible Soviet submarine graveyard near the Russian naval base of Olenya Bay.

U534 on the Barge Commissioned in Hamburg in late 1942, the U 534 is a Type IX C 40 long-range ocean going submarine. She was mainly used as a weapons testing platform, and until the late summer of 1944 was also used as a weather ship in the North Atlantic. During the autumn of that year she left the massive U. boat pens at Bordeaux and sailed back to Germany where she was laid up in Kiel. So far nothing out of the ordinary, just another U. boat. But during May 1945 things changed.

A German U-Boat washes up on the shores of Hastings, England in 1919.

Some 187, or almost half, of the 380 U-boats used by the German navy in World War I were lost. Several U-boats with the German Imperial Navy are still considered missing today. Lists provide precise details on which of the U-boats the German naval forces had lost by the time the war ended in November 1918. Here, SM U-118, a German minelaying submarine, lies on the beach in Hastings, Sussex, after running aground while been towed to France to be broken up for scrap in April 1919.

The "Tramp" after being torpedoed by a German U boat.

U-861 was a Type IXD2 U-boat of German Kriegsmarine during World War II.

The U-618 was a Type VIIC U-boat of German Kriegsmarine during World War II. Her keel was laid down on 29 May 1941, by Blohm + Voss in Hamburg as 'werk' 594. She was launched on 20 February 1942 and commissioned on 16 April 1942 under the command of Oblt. Kurt Baberg.

USS St. Louis after torpedoed in Battle of Kolombangara, July 1943

 6 in light cruiser USS St Louis was lead ship of her class, and famously managed to get underway and escape from Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941. She suffered this spectacular torpedo hit on 5 July 1943, though without suffering serious casualties. Transferred to Brazil in 1951, she served as Almirante Tamandare until 1976.

 U-132 in 1942

 U-129 refueling at sea using the Python

 German U-427 surfacing.

1943- Photo shows periscope view of a Japanese destroyer shortly after it was hit by a torpedo from a U.S. Pacific Fleet submarine off the coast of Formosa.

Japanese submarine hit by the Gudgeon (SS-211), first war kill by an American submarine in WW-2.

 A Japanese destroyer, seen through its attackers periscope, sinks after being torpedoed by the American submarine USS Seawolf. Pacific Ocean. 23rd of April 1943.

 World War II, the sinking of a Japanese destroyer as viewed from the periscope of the American submarine that sank it, July 25, 1942

U-183 approaches the German supply ship ‘Brake’ in order to refuel

26-inch thick armor from Japanese Yamato class battleship, pierced by a US Navy 16-inch gun. The armor is on display at the US Navy Museum just in case anyone asked to see the math.

John Philip Holland (Irish engineer) developed the first submarine.

Submarine 1721 year.

Titanic

Jeremiah Burke, a 19 year old victim of the Titanic, received a bottle of holy water from his mother before departing on the ship. In the early hours of April 15, 1912 as the ship sunk, Jeremiah scrawled the message "From Titanic, goodbye all, Burke of Glanmire, Cork," put the message into the bottle and threw it into the ocean. A year later the bottle washed up only a few miles from his family home in Glanmire and the Burke family has kept the message for over a century.

SS Michelangelo

Shackleton’s Antarctica in colour, 1915

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