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	Friendster - Schnorkel (Site not responding. Last check: )
		When Schnorkel was a kitten she came to
		Schnorkel sleeps on my feet so that I
		schnorkel is a greedy cat who has to be
	www.friendster.com /296881 (119 words)

	British Submarines of World War Two - Post War Developments (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It was known that the Germans were using the schnorkel from 1943 in their Type VII U-boats.
		The schnorkel was simply an air-induction mast raised out of the water while at periscope depth, in order to run the diesel engines, which would re-charge the battery.
		One of the drawbacks of fitting the Schnorkel (called Snort in the RN), was that the extra topweight necessitated the removal of the deck gun.
	web.ukonline.co.uk /chalcraft/sm/postwar.html (1403 words)

	D.J. SIMPSON.(Brief Article) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It also contrives to shift the light source, using the polished aluminum surface of Schnorkel painting (all works 2000) to reflect the light falling on it from the doorway back into the space.
		All three works are large, the smallest being approximately nine by twenty feet, and they stand directly on the floor, kept almost upright by a combination of backing struts and the walls themselves.
		In some cases, as with certain areas of the aluminum surface of Schnorkel painting, there is little more than a scuffing that renders the mirrored smoothness opaque.
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1G1-61907767.html (802 words)

	Tiger 1 : Schnorkel de franchisement
		Pour fournir de l'air au char, un schnorkel en plusieurs parties était stocké à l'arrière.
		La plupart des pièces du schnorkel du Tigre #250122 au musée de Bovington, semblent avoir été perdues; quand j'ai examiné le char, je n'ai trouvé que la partie supérieure.
		Il y avait également une quatrième partie au schnorkel, d'un diamètre de 200mm et d'une longueur d'environ 108mm, cette partie était fixée de façon permanente à l'une des plaques du compartiment moteur par 8 boulons qui passaient dans le rebord situé à l'extrémité.
	www.tiger1.info /FR/Snorkel.html (497 words)

	FleetSubmarine.com Discussion Forums
		The schnorkel was first fitted to a Dutch submarine prior to WWII, if my memory serves me at all.
		During WWII the German Navy developed the system, and by late war was deploying U-Boats with schnorkels.
		Operating with a schnorkel was no picnic, and most of us recall the head valve closing and opening due to wave action, which led to ambient pressure changes within the boat.
	www.fleetsubmarine.com /phorum/read.php?f=6&i=134&t=132 (112 words)

	British Submarines of World War Two - Post War Developments
		It was known that the Germans were using the schnorkel from 1942 in their Type VII U-boats.
		The schnorkel was simply an air-induction mast raised out of the water while at periscope depth, in order to run the diesel engines, which would re-charge the battery.
		Almost as if to purposely annoy British submariners, dummy schnorkel masts were fitted to at least one submarine (Vulpine) towards the end of the war, only in order to train aircrew in identifying a 'schnorkelling' submarine.
	home.cogeco.ca /~gchalcraft/sm/postwar.html (1506 words)

	The Forum of the 1.Jagdmoroner Abteilung - Das Boot
		They didn't have schnorkels in 1941, when the movie takes place; and even if they did, it's useless in a storm.
		If the tube gets underwater, the ball seals it off so no water gets in, but the diesels will then suck all the air out of the boat, forcing an emergency surface.
		As to World War One, no. Schnorkel was first developed by the Dutch in 1938, adapted by the Germans in 1942.
	www.1jma.dk /topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=3037 (718 words)

	Allen&Unwin - Teacher Resources (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In this riotous sequel, Eileen has discovered that Miss Schnorkel is really sweet Miss Corker in disguise as a fellow freak, and brings the gang together in Freak Headquarters to plan her revenge.
		One-eyed Eileen has discovered Miss Schnorkel’s secret of her false scary face and the gossip is quickly spread throughout 4F and they plan to unmask her.
		One Eyed Eileen has informed the class that Miss Schnorkel is really Miss Corker in disguise and the class is determined to reveal their teacher’s true identity.
	www.allenandunwin.com /teaching/freaksahoy.asp (986 words)

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		Normally, battery power is only good for a up to twelve hours of operation and such subs spend most of their time propelled by their diesel engines.
		The diesels have to be run while the sub is surfaced, or semi-submerged (using a schnorkling device first widely used by the Germans during World War II.) The schnorkel device (a venting system attached to a reinforced periscope type mast) allowed a sub to run at periscope depth using the diesels.
		But the schnorkel vents automatically closed anytime the waves got too high, thus causing the diesel to shut down, and the air pressure in the sub to suddenly change (causing ears to pop).
	www.strategypage.com /htmw/htsub/20030505.aspx (889 words)

	U-boat Archive - U-1229 - ASW-6 Report
		When they found that they were approaching each other in glides from nearly opposite sides of the U-boat, (See diagram), each released his bombs, probably 200 feet short of the target, and pulled out sharply.
		Both periscopes were raised, as well as Schnorkel, as the sub surfaced.
		Strafing attacks were made continuously by both FM’s and TBM’s from the moment the periscopes and Schnorkel appeared, at 1425, until they disappeared for good at 1443, eighteen minutes later.
	www.uboatarchive.net /U-1229-7.htm (2323 words)

	21 October 1944 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Schnorkel is a long tube which extends up to the surface and enables air to be drawn into the submarine while it is submerged.
		The Schnorkel not only allows them to stay submerged but also enables them to pick up long-range wireless signals undetected by the British.
		But the presence of the Schnorkel boats is still tying up a large number of Royal Navy ships in escort duties for merchant ships.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /andrew.etherington/1944/10/21.htm (671 words)

	seaside
		If you enjoy an idyllic setting for sun, sand and schnorkelling, this may be the holiday for you.
		Crete, southernmost of the Greek islands: in Springtime, see the abundant wild-flowers for which the island is famous.
		Just 650 metres down the lane, there are coves for schnorkelling and sandy beaches.
	www.seaside-hideaways.com (230 words)

	Uboats in the RCN: On the Inside
		I'm assuming this is something to do with the older model schnorkel, with the brace intended to fit the schnorkel 'boom'.
		This is the schnorkel boom seen on the earlier U-boats, before the schnorkel was fitted into the conning tower like the periscopes.
		The schnorkel would be raised, and would probably fit into the bracket shown in the previous photo.
	www.hazegray.org /navhist/canada/uboats (729 words)

	My Dogs, By Greg McMurry
		Dudley was fl and white or "tri" and Schnorkel was the biggest of the litter and looked just like his mom and dad.
		We gave Schnorkel to my old room mate, Dan Mayer and sold Dudley to a woman that worked with me at PBS.
		The end of this story is that Schnorkel died on Memorial Day and Dan's wife left him anyway.
	gregssandbox.com /dogs (2205 words)

	Schnorkel
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		List all words starting with schnorkel, words containing schnorkel or words ending with schnorkel
		All words formed from schnorkel by changing one letter
	www.morewords.com /word/schnorkel (150 words)

	U-boat Archive - U-1229 - ASW-6 Report
		The photos and the pilot’s observations showed that Schnorkel was installed on this submarine, but was lowered and not in use at the time of the aircraft attack.
		The pilot believes that if Schnorkel had been raised as the sub maneuvered after the attack and just before submerging, he would have noticed it.
		It is thus believed that the sub submerged with Schnorkel lowered.
	www.uboatarchive.net /U-1229-6.htm (1255 words)

	schnorkel - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		A submarine snorkel is a device that allows a submarine to operate submerged while...
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	encarta.msn.com /encnet/refpages/search.aspx?q=schnorkel (58 words)

	JMH Abstracts: Vol. 69, No. 4
		The Germans' attempt during World War II to use an air mast (schnorkel) on submerged submarines to reduce their heavy losses is reasonably well known to naval historians.
		What is not well known, especially to those historians using English-language sources, is how the Germans came to deploy such a novel approach to operating diesel-powered submarines.
		The article discusses the Italian version of the schnorkel, the Dutch invention and use of the schnorkel, the German adaptation of the Dutch technology, and the British experimentation with a schnorkel.
	www.smh-hq.org /jmh/volumes/jmh694/abs694.html (918 words)

	U-Boat Type IXC/40 by Ingemar Caisander (Mirage 1/400)
		The type IX C/40 U-boats featured a few modernizations as compared to earlier variants, the most prominent features being the retractable Schnorkel mast fitted in front of the conning tower and the cut-back of the forward deck.
		The Schnorkel enabled the U-boat to run its diesel engines when submerged just below the surface, thereby minimizing the risk of detection when cruising or charging the batteries.
		The Schnorkel was cemented in place on the deck (you can only have it in the raised position or be prepared for some serious cutting and scratch building of the upper hull deck…) and the associated air intake pipe was glued to the side of the command tower.
	hsfeatures.com /uboattypeixcic_1.htm (2120 words)

	ICM 1/144 Scale Type XXIII WW2 German U-Boat
		Before you glue it in, make sure the holes for inserting the schnorkel and loop antenna are opened up to accept the parts.
		I painted and glued on the loop antenna, schnorkel, and periscope.
		I drilled a small hole and used a wire lead from an 1/8 watt resistor to replace the kit's flagpole.
	www.internetmodeler.com /2004/december/ships/icm_sub.php (1005 words)

	schnorchel \| English \| Dictionary & Translation by Babylon
		A snorkel (also spelled "schnorkel" or "schnorchel") is a tube that allows a person, vehicle, or vessel to draw air while submerged under water.
		A snorkel can also refer to a special type of fire apparatus.The term "snorkel" can also be used to refer to an apparatus that acts as a sort of fume hood in a chemistry lab.
		schnorkel, snorkel, tube-like device that enables a person to breathe while swimming just below the surface of the water
	www.babylon.com /definition/schnorchel (168 words)

	Silent Hunter II (www.combatsim.com)
		At the silent submerged cruising speed (5 knots) the Type XXI had to schnorkel for only 3 hours a day to keep the batteries charged.
		When escaping at high speed, the Type XXI was almost as fast as the Allied escorts, and bubbling of water rushing along the hull would make ASDIC location difficult.
		The potential area where a hunted Type XXI, escaping at the silent speed of 5 knots, would be forced to raise the schnorkel again was some 10-13 times greater (365 miles) than the area for a conventional U-boat (escaping at 2 knots with a range of 100 miles).
	www.combatsim.com /htm/feb99/sh-inter3.htm (939 words)

	Type VIIC U-boat (www.combatsim.com)
		At the silent submerged cruising speed the Type XXI had to schnorkel for only 3 hours a day to keep the batteries charged.
		At 5 knots range was 365 miles, meaning that a U-boat would pass the dangerous waters between Norway and Iceland in 5 days, schnorkeling briefly five times.
		The potential area where a hunted Type XXI, escaping at the silent speed of 5 knots, would be forced to raise the schnorkel again was some 10-13 times greater than an area for conventional U-boat (escaping at 2 knots with a range of 100 miles).
	www.combatsim.com /htm/feb99/type21.htm (2062 words)

	The Last Major Encounters - Veterans Affairs Canada
		By this time the Royal Canadian Navy was more adept at anti-submarine warfare, and its convoy procedures were much improved.
		The U-boats returned with a potentially deadly advantage, however, the newly invented schnorkel mast, which allowed a submarine to recharge its batteries while submerged.
		The device significantly lessened the amount of time a U-boat had to spend on the surface, decreasing its vulnerability to attack.
	www.vac-acc.gc.ca /youth/sub.cfm?source=history/secondwar/battlegulf/shawinigan (582 words)

	My Dogs, By Greg McMurry
		Dudley was fl and white or "tri" and Schnorkel was the biggest of the litter and looked just like his mom and dad.
		We gave Schnorkel to my old room mate, Dan Mayer and sold Dudley to a woman that worked with me at PBS.
		The end of this story is that Schnorkel died on Memorial Day and Dan's wife left him anyway.
	www.gregssandbox.com /dogs/index.htm (2205 words)

	Military History Online
		Improved acoustic and homing torpedoes were under development, as was the "schnorkel" breathing apparatus which could be fitted to existing U-boats so that they would no longer need to surface in order to recharge their batteries.
		Here they would be able to make more effective use of the "schnorkel", and thus be more difficult to detect.
		But even so, results proved meagre, and operational effectiveness was reduced by lack of major repair facilities in the Norwegian bases, which often forced U-boats to run the gauntlet of Allied air power when returning to Germany for maintainance.
	www.militaryhistoryonline.com /wwii/atlantic/bitterend.aspx (1571 words)

	Wehrmacht vehicle question - Wehrmacht-Awards.com Militaria Forums
		The vehicle seems to be an Sd.Kfz 6 but I'm not sure the apparatus is a schnorkel (is that what you meant?), it looks electrical.
		If that would be a schnorkel for diving through a river - the driver would be under water and would need a schnorkel too.
		Your word is liquid propane gas in English and that is sort of what I was thinking but I do not know the application or why it would seem to be on the back of that vehicle.
	www.wehrmacht-awards.com /forums/showthread.php?t=119043 (533 words)

	uboat.net - Technical pages - The Elektro boats
		This speed of 5 knots with a range of 365 miles meant that a U-boat would pass the dangerous waters between Norway and Iceland in 5 days schnorkeling shortly only 5 times.
		When escaping at high speed, the Type XXI was almost as fast as most of the Allied escorts and bubbling of water rushing along the hull would make ASDIC location difficult.
		The potential area where a hunted Type XXI, escaping at the silent speed of 5 knots, would be forced to raise the schnorkel again was some 10-13 times greater than an area for conventional U-boat (escaping at 2 knots with a range of 100 miles).
	uboat.net /technical/electroboats3.htm (1338 words)

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