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  1. 17th August 2020, 08:14 AM #1
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    A web site dedicated to the U-Boat Wars, WW1 & WW2.

    Found a site called uboat.net. A history of the U-Boat war. For any one with an interest, fascinating stuff.
    About uboat.net

    On this site you will find all the German U-boats of both World Wars, their commanding officers and operations including all Allied ships attacked, technological information and much more. You can also browse our large photo gallery and thousands of U-boat books and movies. While hundreds of U-boats were lost some of the boats are preserved as museums today.
    We also have a huge section covering the Allied forces and their struggle with the U-boat threat - not to mention the Pacific war. Included there are all the Allied Warships and thousands of Allied Commanding officers from all the major navies (US Navy, Royal Navy, ...) plus technical pages and information on the air forces.

    https://www.uboat.net/
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    The U- 862, patrolled Australian waters, and sailed around NZ, sinking a number of Merchant ships, when Germany surrendered, handed over to the Japanese Navy and finished the war as Japanese submarine I-502, 15 july 1945, surrendered at Singapore August 1945.

    The Type IXD2 U-boat U-862 - German U-boats of WWII - uboat.net
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    Surprisingly, not every U-Boat was fitted with a schnorchel, even by D-Day. Looks like 200 known Boats fitted with a schnorchel by Wars end.

    U-boats fitted with Schnorchel - Technical pages - German U-boats of WWII - Kriegsmarine - uboat.net
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    Allied Warships in WW2.

    uboat.net - Fighting the U-boats - Allied Warships
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