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For WW1/WW2 I identify German subs as Uboats, mainly because in all the books I have read about them they are referred as U99, U505 etc...
For WW1/WW2 I identify British Submarines as ... Submarines. This is because in all the books I have read they are referred to by name as for example the Submarine Sea Tiger etc (Good O'l John MIlls) :arrgh!: As for modern German boats... I have not really thought about it as I have not read much about them. Cheers Gary |
thanks for the info, guys.
For those who don't know: post-war German subs follow the same naming scheme as before, starting with U1, and we still call them U-Boote - though this word is used for submarines from all nations. The rumour however, that it's forbidden to play Yahtzee on them, is not true. :03: |
prepubescent pundritry of a hunnish natue
We really need to exit this thread before der Überflieger KIELhauls alles uns!:D
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Unterzee boot=Submarine boat...exactly. :sunny: |
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(warning: may offend) http://fc00.deviantart.net/fs71/f/20...e_by_humon.jpg :D |
"Shut up Denmark" :haha:
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Was the sub in the OP a Yahtzee uboat?
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you gotta be kiddin. |
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By the way, how are those Kristall chandeliers lighting up the Nacht? |
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Yes? I was afraid that might be the case. :oops: Wait! I know! Blame the Dutch! :D |
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