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Dowly · 03-25-06, 07:34 AM

My friend sent me loads of uboat photos. Most of them are new to me.

Here´s some of them:

A class III U-boat, propably pictured in 1917. The 105mm gun can be seen on the fore deck as well as the extended net cutter.

U117 was large, ocean-going submarine designed to attack shipping in American home waters during the closing stages of World War I. Whenever required, such ships would surface and take on Allied shipping with their guns. U-117´s armament consisted of 105mm (fore deck) and a 88mm (rear deck).

The Deutschland, an ocean-going submarine, was designed in 1917 to operate in American home waters.

A U-boat tackles rough water off the Heligoland cliffs. Even though the ships is a UB-III type, the picture has often been purported to show a World War 2 submarine.

I´ll be uploading more photos when I have time.

03-25-06, 07:34 AM	#1
Dowly Lucky Jack Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Finland Posts: 25,054 Downloads: 32 Uploads: 0	Uboat photos (LARGE PHOTOS) My friend sent me loads of uboat photos. Most of them are new to me. Here´s some of them: A class III U-boat, propably pictured in 1917. The 105mm gun can be seen on the fore deck as well as the extended net cutter. U117 was large, ocean-going submarine designed to attack shipping in American home waters during the closing stages of World War I. Whenever required, such ships would surface and take on Allied shipping with their guns. U-117´s armament consisted of 105mm (fore deck) and a 88mm (rear deck). The Deutschland, an ocean-going submarine, was designed in 1917 to operate in American home waters. A U-boat tackles rough water off the Heligoland cliffs. Even though the ships is a UB-III type, the picture has often been purported to show a World War 2 submarine. I´ll be uploading more photos when I have time.