Uboats in WWI, Part 2

Since 10-19-02

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71027
U-35 in the Mediterranean.

21419
U-35 comes to the surface.

42434
U-35 comes dangerously close to its prey. A crew will board the vessel to search for contraband.

41763
The crew is allowed to disembark before the sinking. The captain is allowed to board the U-35. the rest of the crew will be left to fare for themselves in their lifeboat.

11366
The number of merchant captains would total eight by the time the U-35's very successful patrol came to an end.

27132
U-35 Captain Lothar Von Arnauld de la Periere decides to sink the merchant vessel

52292
U-35 deck gun will be used in order to conserve the torpedo supply.

26877
U-35 gun crew opens fire at the merchant vessel just below the waterline.

19397
More allied tonnage is added to the U-35's log book.

66664
Bow torpedoroom of U-53.

71014
U-53 meeting comrades again.

67880
Conning tower bridge of U-53.

38744
Nobody may dare to enter the deck of U-53 during a storm.

69917
U-53 bridge crew protected by oil-skins and jack tar.

71151
U-53 Capt Rose near St Kilda Islands in Atlantic.

67209
U-53 diving to attack convoy.

53568
U-53 has lost a fallen comrade, who is being sent to the eternal deep.

60176
U-53 passed kiel-canal

73884
View from the tower as a torpedo hits home on a merchant

81056
Another view from the tower as a torpedo hits home on a merchant ship

41031
Kapitänleutnant Schewe using the periscope.

70308
U-58 self sinking in November 1917 after damage from US destroyer.

21271
U-86. Sank, in two years, 32 ships for a total of 119,411 tons.

89445
The main island St. Kilda is to be seen as a beautiful line

38524
U-135 (Kapitänleutnant Johannes Spieß)

28200
U-139 (Kapitänleutnant Schwieger)

32307
Look Out on post.

30671
UC 44 class U-boat: 1) aft torpedo tubes 2) electric motor 3) main engine 4) control room 5) mine tubes 6) forward torpedo tubes 7) crew quarters

101352
Uboats at the end of WWI being surrendered in British port, Scappa Flow.

28361
The crew of SM UC 67 on 29th November, 1918.(the war was over)

Link	Caption
71027	U-35 in the Mediterranean.
21419	U-35 comes to the surface.
42434	U-35 comes dangerously close to its prey. A crew will board the vessel to search for contraband.
41763	The crew is allowed to disembark before the sinking. The captain is allowed to board the U-35. the rest of the crew will be left to fare for themselves in their lifeboat.
11366	The number of merchant captains would total eight by the time the U-35's very successful patrol came to an end.
27132	U-35 Captain Lothar Von Arnauld de la Periere decides to sink the merchant vessel
52292	U-35 deck gun will be used in order to conserve the torpedo supply.
26877	U-35 gun crew opens fire at the merchant vessel just below the waterline.
19397	More allied tonnage is added to the U-35's log book.
66664	Bow torpedoroom of U-53.
71014	U-53 meeting comrades again.
67880	Conning tower bridge of U-53.
38744	Nobody may dare to enter the deck of U-53 during a storm.
69917	U-53 bridge crew protected by oil-skins and jack tar.
71151	U-53 Capt Rose near St Kilda Islands in Atlantic.
67209	U-53 diving to attack convoy.
53568	U-53 has lost a fallen comrade, who is being sent to the eternal deep.
60176	U-53 passed kiel-canal
73884	View from the tower as a torpedo hits home on a merchant
81056	Another view from the tower as a torpedo hits home on a merchant ship
41031	Kapitänleutnant Schewe using the periscope.
70308	U-58 self sinking in November 1917 after damage from US destroyer.
21271	U-86. Sank, in two years, 32 ships for a total of 119,411 tons.
89445	The main island St. Kilda is to be seen as a beautiful line
38524	U-135 (Kapitänleutnant Johannes Spieß)
28200	U-139 (Kapitänleutnant Schwieger)
32307	Look Out on post.
30671	UC 44 class U-boat: 1) aft torpedo tubes 2) electric motor 3) main engine 4) control room 5) mine tubes 6) forward torpedo tubes 7) crew quarters
101352	Uboats at the end of WWI being surrendered in British port, Scappa Flow.
28361	The crew of SM UC 67 on 29th November, 1918.(the war was over)