No problem :salute:

:woot::woot::woot: over 2000 views,:woot:

A couple more for you on the U534:

http://www.atlantik-pirat.com/U-534page2.htm

http://www.u-boatstory.co.uk/Pages/default.aspx

And the U505:

http://www.msichicago.org/whats-here/exhibits/u-505/

Sharkhunters website:

http://www.sharkhunters.com/index.html

BTW
http://www.u-boot-hahd.com/forums/index.php no longer funtions.

Jon

thank you , will post them soon

Word of warning - don't take for gospel everything you read on the internet.

http://valoratsea.com/

Some of the information in that website is completely wrong. I tried to contact the webmaster but the email link no longer works. One glaring error, Porpoise, Salmon, Sargo, Tambor, and Gar all were built with 4 engines, not two. Narwahl was originally built with two but later modified for 4. So before quoting any website as an authoritative source, check with several websites to see if there are discrepancies. :salute:

I agree, you can not trust everything.......:up:

:yep::up:

http://www.valoratsea.com/email.html


here is a link that works........corrected, does not work:down:

http://www.submarines.narod.ru/
SS-311, U.S.S. Archer-Fish commanded by Joseph F. Enright is a legend.

I wish there were more websites on modern or at least cold war era subs.

Exactly what im looking for (ssn-571 uss nautilus) she had to have used some equipment from late WWII class fleet subs and GUPPY conversions.

http://guppysubmarinetribute.homestead.com/Tribute.html

the above is listed in the first post, I have not updated any other threads for more "modern/ present day sub's sites "

WW2 database, Combined Fleet and uboat.net are all site I visit almost daily for a reason, I love 'em, lol. There is a pretty good community over at Tullys port as well that is linked to combinedfleet.com. I would recommend these sites to anyone and I guess I am going to have to check out some new ones, thanks for the list. :up:

A homepage of the privately built research diesel-electric submarine "Euronaut".

http://euronaut.org/

A really interesting Submarine Web Site
 

Hey, girls ans boys, I have just found a really cool and interesting one:

www.subsim.com

I think that my discovery is a gold nugget for any Submarine fan.

Thanks God I'm here :) !

You know, you can get into real trouble here posting links to scam sites. I wouldn't trust that site further than I could throw Jimbuna.

Wait...whut? :O:

I checked it out. What a bunch of weirdos and nerds. :D

LOL :)

Hey...just a minute :hmmm:

It was just an humorous try...
 

...from me. :D

At least a try to be funny. :)

Well, I have tried to be so. :hmmm:

Hum? :hmm2:

I've got it, let's make a subtle diversion: :03:

> Hey! Watch out you guys and gals for the big meteorite falling just right behind you!

This time, it's ok :cool:

This is a good database for cold war to modern russian subs and ships, and it is even in english!
http://russianships.info/eng/

also a good source for russian subs (from ww1 to modern era) but it is in russian only:
http://www.deepstorm.ru/

also worth a look:
http://www.navweaps.com/