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@Silent Ace: Thank you for your research report. The most interesting part is (because it's about german subs, the rest is american/russian):
Record time remaining in the submerged condition for WW2 reached the German submarine U-258 (Type 7C) and it is 38 hours. Other times the length of stay under water a submarine U-744 (Type 7C) and it is 30 hours.
Could you please point out from where you got your information above (Link, Reference). Thank you very much.
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This is part of my sources of information and there are even books in PDF format as well as military and naval Commons from the public library.
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Originally Posted by LGN1
@Silent Ace: Do you know why U-258 surfaced? Did they have to surface or did they surface because there was no danger anymore?
Cheers, LGN1
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have emerged because they had stopped a threat to them, but given the fact that the submarines are normally carried out during the war and an average of 20 hours when compared with other data presented here think that their maximum stay under water was 48 hours and the American and British submarines of similar displacement and number of crew members.