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She was one of the latest type of U Boat with a length of 100 feet and displacing 250 tons of the type XXIII.
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The Type IX German U-boat was the main sea-going submarine of the fleet and they were designed along the lines of U-81 of World War I with some of the better attributes of the Type I already built.
The "D2" variant of the Type IX U-Boat was the best of the compromises - it had a lot of cargo space, higher surface speed and a tremendous radius of action, due to the additional diesel engines and larger bunkers.
Once again the Type IX was improved by enlarging the fuel bunkers to increase the radius of action.
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 Mirage 1/400 U-804
The U 804 was a large ocean-going type IXC/40 U-boat with a surface displacement of 1,144 tons.
On 16 June she was attacked by a Norwegian Mosquito aircraft (of Sqdn 333/R); the Flak crew of the U-boat managed to shoot down the plane but not until after it had wounded eight men.
U 804 was laid down on 1 December, 1942 and was commissioned almost exactly one year later on 4 December, 1943.
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Once the Type VII and IX boats were being delivered in greater numbers, the Type II boats were relegated to the training command except for six that were assigned to the 33rd U-Bootflottille.
The Type II German U-boat was a fairly small coastal submarine known to her Skippers and crew as the 'Dugout Canoe' and not always with affection.
The "B" mod of the Type II was mainly in the increased bunker capacity and corresponding radius of action.
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 uboat.net - U-boat Types
Type IXB was an improved version of type IX with increased range of 1500 nautical miles and slightly heavier.
This type was the most successful overall with each boat averaging over 100,000 tons of sinking.
Perhaps the most famous IXB boat was the U-123 under the command of Kptlt.
uboat.net /types/ixb.htm   (193 words)

  
 www.U-35.com English
U 35 was a Frontboot (combat boat) of the 2nd U-Flotilla, "Saltzwedel", which operated out of Wilhelmshaven, Germany.
The crew of U 35 was featured on the front and back covers of "Die Wehrmacht" (25 October 1939) upon return from the first war patrol.
The sinking of U 35 was featured on the cover of The Sphere on 23 December 1939.
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 Systems of Designation
The USAAS became the U.S. Army Air Corps (USAAC) under the Air Corps Act of July 2, 1926; the General Headquarters of the Air Force (G.H.Q. AF) was formed on March 1, 1935 to alleviate some of the responsibilities of the USAAC.
The U.S. Air Force Department was created on September 18, 1947, resulting in a new system of designation for its aircraft and the U.S. Army's aircraft, which developed its own system in 1956.
On June 20, 1941, Army Regulation 95-5 created the U.S. Army Air Forces (USAAF), with the USAAC and the G.H.Q. AF as its principal parts, although the G.H.Q. was discontinued on March 9, 1942.
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 U-boat - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
U-110, a Type IXB, had been captured in 1941 by the United Kingdom's Royal Navy, allowing the British to decipher the German Enigma code before the entry of the US into World War II.
U-505 was a Type IXC, notable for its capture by the United States Navy in 1944.
The primary targets of the U-boat campaigns in both world wars were the merchant convoys bringing supplies from Canada and the United States to Europe.
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1944 - Type IX U-boat: U-884 is launched.
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 UNC-TV ONLINE: War Zone:
Dönitz requested 12 long-distance Type IX boats from the Naval High Command in Berlin.
As the boats were being released, U-128 could not be released on time since it had just been commissioned, and so Operation Paukenschlag would begin with only 5 boats.
The Drumbeaters headed for the US East Coast guided by little more than guide books they had borrowed from one of the municipal libraries.
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 Second World War Books: Review
Finally, in 1946 the British Admiralty and the office of the U.S. chief of naval operations reported their joint official results on the assessment of U-boat losses to their governments and the public.
U 180 was outbound on a transport mission to the Far East.
It is unlikely that U 180 hit a mine because it had already reached the two-hundred-meter depth-line when released from its escort late on the 23 August 1944.
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Seventy two of these boats were originally envisioned - that was eventually scaled back to thirty five, with only sixteen of these actually entering the submarine fleet.
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Known as a Podvodnaya Lodka Raketnaya Krylataya (PLRK/PLK)-type submarine, this cruise missile (SSG) attack submarine was built by the Soviet Union in a production run that began in the late 1950s.
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 uboat.net - Technical pages - The Elektro boats
The large Electroboat was initially supposed to replace Type IX boats but after the May 1943 disaster it was obvious that it should also replace Type VII convoy attack boat.
However, because of the size, Type XXI boat was not suitable for shallow water operations, particularly the North Sea, Black Sea and the Mediterranean.
This effectively meant that prototypes would be ready only in November 1944 and regular production boats would be ready for operational use in 1946.
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 Battleship Iowa
Like the INDIANA class, IOWA was classified as a "Seagoing Coastline Battleship", but she was a better sea boat than the earlier battleships.
USS IOWA was stricken in 1920, reinstated as IX 6 that same year, and converted to a radio controlled target ship and sunk March 23, 1923.
She was the first US ship to sight Admiral Cervera's Spanish ships coming out of the channel on July 3, and fired the first shot in the Battle of Santiago de Cuba.
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The U-869 was a type IX-C 40 long range German u- boat.
It is believed that the u boat was a victim of its own torpedo, which may have circled around and struck the sub.
It was believed to have sunk off the coast of Gibraltar during the Second World War; however, it's discovery off New Jersey in 1991 and a search led by Capt. John Chatterton determined that the U-Who (as it was named prior to its identification) was indeed the wreck of the U-869.
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 Submarine Book Store - Rontini's Submarine Books Store - Rontini.com
The chapters cover her construction, crew and commanders, combat history, general Type IX operations, naval intelligence, the eight fatal German mistakes that doomed the boat, and her capture, transportation, and restoration for posterity.
Prior to the test a US satelite observing the area is blinded by a laser attack from a Kilo class submarine, national origin unknown.
This was the boat the Gilmore was lost on and later awarded the Medal of Honor.
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 U Boat
Today, the U-505 is a National Historic Landmark, the only U-boat of its type in the United States and the only Type IX-C submarine left in...
A complete history of the German U-Boat U 35 and its crews, pre-war and wartime cruises, Prisoners of War, and post-war reunions.
Nationwide chain of boating supply stores selling general marine, boating, and watersports supplies.
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 U.S.S. Dorado (SS-248)
The first, at approximately 2051 was almost certainly on a Type IX-C German U-Boat, probably the U-518, which was operating in the area.
Returned to Service: No The Gato-class submarine U.S.S. Dorado (SS-248) was built at the Electric Boat Company yard in Groton, CT. Her keel was laid on 27 August, 1942.
The crew of Mariner P-9 knew that Dorado was supposed to be in the area, and was therefore prepared to carefully inspect any submarine prior to attacking it.
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November 7 - U.S. presidential election, 1944 : Franklin D. Roosevelt wins reelection over Republican challenger Thomas E.Dewey to become the only U.S. president to be elected to a fourth term.
January 20 - The Royal Air Force drops 2,300 tons of bombs on Berlin ; the US 36th Infantry Division, in Italy, attempts to crossthe Rapido River.
November 12 - The Royal Air Force launches one of the most successful precision bombing attacks of the war and sinks the German battleship Tirpitz off the coast of Norway.
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 Sinking of U 550
The U-550, a Type IX C-40 U-boat under the command of Kapitänleutnant Klaus Hänert, departed on her first patrol on 6 February 1944.
She sailed from Kiel for the North Atlantic and conducted weather reporting duties before sailing for Newfoundland and later the northeast coast of the United States.
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 HyperWar: US Navy Ships, 1940-1945
However, it may still be useful in finding the correct name, type and hull number for any ship.
Additional sites for specific types and specific ships are listed on the individual pages.
The U.S. Naval Institute has over 450,000 prints in the archive, half are ships, and at least half of those ships were from World War II.
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 Find U-boat Information
in Holland, culminating in the formation of the 1st U-boat Flotilla in 1935 with the modern Type II...
u-boats in the bristol channel, how they fought the war with individual boat histories.
Also looks at the South Wales ports at war and the way the ports operated.
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 Historic Naval Ships Visitors Guide - German U-505
She is the only surviving Type IX-C submarine in the world.
As a long-range boat based in the South Atlantic, the U-505 operated in areas such as the waters off Freetown, West Africa, the Panama Canal, Colombia, and Trinidad.
During a transit to Trinidad, U-505 was surprised by a British aircraft that dropped three bombs, scoring one direct hit aft of the conning tower.
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