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WWI, Captured U-Boat Crew, 1918 Stock Photo

RMHRNY85–WWI, Captured U-Boat Crew, 1918

Royal Navy world war two. Captured U Boat in Royal Navy service Stock Photo

RMDXAYGX–Royal Navy world war two. Captured U Boat in Royal Navy service

First USA Captured U-Boat - World War I - Crew of German Submarine surrendered to USS Fanning destroyer - November 1917 Stock Photo

RME7BADH–First USA Captured U-Boat - World War I - Crew of German Submarine surrendered to USS Fanning destroyer - November 1917

Unloading captured u boat, UC5, New York Stock Photo

RMJHM8H7–Unloading captured u boat, UC5, New York

WW2 German U Boat Submarine First German U Boat to be captured intact is sailed into port with a Royal Navy crew on board The Submarine is met at the quayside with well done thumbs up gestures by other sailors Stock Photo

RMB3P4AC–WW2 German U Boat Submarine First German U Boat to be captured intact is sailed into port with a Royal Navy crew on board The Submarine is met at the quayside with well done thumbs up gestures by other sailors

With his feuhrer's trademark on his scivy shirt, a captured German U-boat seaman seems pretty glum about the fortunes of war after a Coast Guard fighting craft had depth-charged the submarine to its grave deep under the Allied shipping lanes.; General notes: Use War and Conflict Number 1281 when ordering a reproduction or requesting information about this image. Stock Photo

RMW6935Y–With his feuhrer's trademark on his scivy shirt, a captured German U-boat seaman seems pretty glum about the fortunes of war after a Coast Guard fighting craft had depth-charged the submarine to its grave deep under the Allied shipping lanes.; General notes: Use War and Conflict Number 1281 when ordering a reproduction or requesting information about this image.

RMAHFTX7–Captured U Boat 1916

WW2 Captured Nazi Germany U-505 German Type IXC Nazi Germany U-Boat submarine built for Germany's Nazi Kriegsmarine during World War II. She was captured and towed by the U.S. Navy on 4 June 1944. World War II Second World War Stock Photo

RM2ANW72X–WW2 Captured Nazi Germany U-505 German Type IXC Nazi Germany U-Boat submarine built for Germany's Nazi Kriegsmarine during World War II. She was captured and towed by the U.S. Navy on 4 June 1944. World War II Second World War

RMG375K9–Captured U-Boat 1916

WW2 Nazi U-Boat captured & blindfolded sailors POWs Prisoners with their captors The Royal Navy during the Second World War Blindfolded U-boat prisoners disembarking from the destroyer HMS ORIBI or HMS ORWELL at Greenock on their way to internment. They are survivors of U-Boats sunk by coastal command aircraft and picked up by destroyers. WW2 Second World War Stock Photo

RM2JTYTYE–WW2 Nazi U-Boat captured & blindfolded sailors POWs Prisoners with their captors The Royal Navy during the Second World War Blindfolded U-boat prisoners disembarking from the destroyer HMS ORIBI or HMS ORWELL at Greenock on their way to internment. They are survivors of U-Boats sunk by coastal command aircraft and picked up by destroyers. WW2 Second World War

World War II vintage photograph - captured German U boat U776 passes under Tower Bridge London Stock Photo

RM2RGA9GP–World War II vintage photograph - captured German U boat U776 passes under Tower Bridge London

NAZI U-BOAT U.S. naval officers on the conning tower of the captured Nazi German submarine U-505 on 4 June 1944. The officers are, from right to left: Commander Earl Trosino, USNR; Captain Daniel V. Gallery, Jr., USN, Commanding Officer, USS Guadalcanal (CVE-60); and Lieutenant Junior Grade Albert L. David, USN, who was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for leading the boarding party that captured the submarine and carried out salvage operations. Note the United States flag flying above the German Navy Kreigsmarine ensign. U-505 was the first enemy warship captured on the high seas. Stock Photo

RM2JAHJDK–NAZI U-BOAT U.S. naval officers on the conning tower of the captured Nazi German submarine U-505 on 4 June 1944. The officers are, from right to left: Commander Earl Trosino, USNR; Captain Daniel V. Gallery, Jr., USN, Commanding Officer, USS Guadalcanal (CVE-60); and Lieutenant Junior Grade Albert L. David, USN, who was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for leading the boarding party that captured the submarine and carried out salvage operations. Note the United States flag flying above the German Navy Kreigsmarine ensign. U-505 was the first enemy warship captured on the high seas.

SS Guadalcanal lying alongside the captured U-505. German submarine U-505 Stock Photo

RMT8T36W–SS Guadalcanal lying alongside the captured U-505. German submarine U-505

U-58 captured by the Destroyers USS Fanning and USS Nicholson, World War I, circa 1917 Stock Photo

RMD4MA58–U-58 captured by the Destroyers USS Fanning and USS Nicholson, World War I, circa 1917

German submarine U-505. A boarding party from the U.S. Navy destroyer escort USS Pillsbury (DE-133) working to secure a tow line to the bow of the captured German submarine U-505, 4 June 1944 Stock Photo

RMT8T376–German submarine U-505. A boarding party from the U.S. Navy destroyer escort USS Pillsbury (DE-133) working to secure a tow line to the bow of the captured German submarine U-505, 4 June 1944

A newspaper photo of the captured 247 ft long German submarine (U-boat) U 98 in Whiby Harbour, UK. She was launched on 31 August 1940 and commissioned on 12 October, with a crew of 46 under the command of Kapitänleutnant Robert Gysae, operating from St. Nazaire in France. Considering she was supposedly sunk on 15 November 1942 west of the Straits of Gibraltar (or alternatively severely damaged off Cape St Vincent, Spain) , this raises a question regarding which ,if any , is true, or if the uboat in the picture was wrongly identified. Stock Photo

RM2DBM3N5–A newspaper photo of the captured 247 ft long German submarine (U-boat) U 98 in Whiby Harbour, UK. She was launched on 31 August 1940 and commissioned on 12 October, with a crew of 46 under the command of Kapitänleutnant Robert Gysae, operating from St. Nazaire in France. Considering she was supposedly sunk on 15 November 1942 west of the Straits of Gibraltar (or alternatively severely damaged off Cape St Vincent, Spain) , this raises a question regarding which ,if any , is true, or if the uboat in the picture was wrongly identified.

WW1 Captured/Surrendered U boat Submarine 155 German Imperial Navy exhibited in London at Tower Bridge World War I. WWI First World War 1918 First World War. naval war. 1918. Surrender/Extradition of the German Imperial Fleet to the British: First German U-boat off London Tower Bridge. England, London, 1918. Stock Photo

RM2PB999C–WW1 Captured/Surrendered U boat Submarine 155 German Imperial Navy exhibited in London at Tower Bridge World War I. WWI First World War 1918 First World War. naval war. 1918. Surrender/Extradition of the German Imperial Fleet to the British: First German U-boat off London Tower Bridge. England, London, 1918.

Sir Sam Hughes visiting a captured German U-Boat during WW1 Stock Photo

RM2RCNXG9–Sir Sam Hughes visiting a captured German U-Boat during WW1

1916 Daily Sketch Captured U Boat on the Thames Stock Photo

RMG36AXR–1916 Daily Sketch Captured U Boat on the Thames

1919 British naval newspaper photograph of the captured German mine laying Submarine SM UC5 Stock Photo

RMMR3BXC–1919 British naval newspaper photograph of the captured German mine laying Submarine SM UC5

1941 front page Daily Telegraph Prisoners of War exchange delayed, Battle for Leningrad, John Curtin is new Premier of Australia and captured U-Boat enters British port Stock Photo

RMFWNFG3–1941 front page Daily Telegraph Prisoners of War exchange delayed, Battle for Leningrad, John Curtin is new Premier of Australia and captured U-Boat enters British port

Royal Navy warship WW11. captured German U Boat in British service. Stock Photo

RFD3K2Y7–Royal Navy warship WW11. captured German U Boat in British service.

A captured German submarine u boat, UC5, being used to stimulate the sale of liberty bonds. Liberty Loans demonstration, New York, October 1917 Stock Photo

RMJHGEA1–A captured German submarine u boat, UC5, being used to stimulate the sale of liberty bonds. Liberty Loans demonstration, New York, October 1917

Jackies on U-Boat, Photograph shows the SM UC-5, a German Type UC I minelayer submarine (U-boat) which was captured by the Allies, brought to New York City and renamed U-Buy-a-Bond. The submarine took part in the Liberty Loan Parade in New York City on October 25, 1917., 1917, World War, 1914-1918, Glass negatives, 1 negative: glass Stock Photo

RM2WRC8EP–Jackies on U-Boat, Photograph shows the SM UC-5, a German Type UC I minelayer submarine (U-boat) which was captured by the Allies, brought to New York City and renamed U-Buy-a-Bond. The submarine took part in the Liberty Loan Parade in New York City on October 25, 1917., 1917, World War, 1914-1918, Glass negatives, 1 negative: glass

An Austrian U-boat picks shipwrecked in the First World War Stock Photo

RMC4600T–An Austrian U-boat picks shipwrecked in the First World War

World War I, crew of the German U-boat U-58 on deck as it is captured by the American Navy, U.S. Navy photo, 1918 Stock Photo

RMCWB0E8–World War I, crew of the German U-boat U-58 on deck as it is captured by the American Navy, U.S. Navy photo, 1918

WW1 - Captured UC5 U-Boat in the River Thames Stock Photo

RMG3C27N–WW1 - Captured UC5 U-Boat in the River Thames

The United States Navy's first U-boat capture, German U-58 captured by the United States destroyers U. S. S. Planning and U. S. S. Nicholson. from ' German submarine activities on the Atlantic coast of the United States and Canada ' by United States. Office of Naval Records and Library Publication date 1920 Stock Photo

RF2X4CMJW–The United States Navy's first U-boat capture, German U-58 captured by the United States destroyers U. S. S. Planning and U. S. S. Nicholson. from ' German submarine activities on the Atlantic coast of the United States and Canada ' by United States. Office of Naval Records and Library Publication date 1920

Coffee for Captured U-boat Crewmen. This image depicts Coast Guardsman John Tumas as he pours coffee for captured German sailors. Stock Photo

RM2ME5CFN–Coffee for Captured U-boat Crewmen. This image depicts Coast Guardsman John Tumas as he pours coffee for captured German sailors.

GERMAN U-BOAT PRISONERS. 30 DECEMBER 1941, AGEMI, EGYPT. - Members of a captured U-boat crew arriving at their camp under an Indian guard Stock Photo

RM2X02W43–GERMAN U-BOAT PRISONERS. 30 DECEMBER 1941, AGEMI, EGYPT. - Members of a captured U-boat crew arriving at their camp under an Indian guard

Vintage photo of officers and crew of the German submarine U.58, captured by the U.S.S. Fanning, entering the War Prison Camp at Fort McPherson, Georg Stock Photo

RF2HN3P76–Vintage photo of officers and crew of the German submarine U.58, captured by the U.S.S. Fanning, entering the War Prison Camp at Fort McPherson, Georg

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a German U-505 U-boat submarine on display at the Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago. The sub was captured by U.S. forces during World War II Stock Photo

RM2T3J69K–a German U-505 U-boat submarine on display at the Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago. The sub was captured by U.S. forces during World War II

Surrendered German submarine in the Thames . The U 155 docking at St Catherine ' s dock near Tower Bridge , 1919 Stock Photo

RM2BWB7P2–Surrendered German submarine in the Thames . The U 155 docking at St Catherine ' s dock near Tower Bridge , 1919

An actual captured Nazi U-boat is on display at the Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago Stock Photo

RF2M5E002–An actual captured Nazi U-boat is on display at the Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago

A view of the captured Germans on the deck of the sinking U-boat, sunk by the USS Fanning ca. 1917-1918 Stock Photo

RM2A5XNR3–A view of the captured Germans on the deck of the sinking U-boat, sunk by the USS Fanning ca. 1917-1918

Captured German submarine U-505 in indoor display in museum in Chicago Stock Photo

RFBBYMG3–Captured German submarine U-505 in indoor display in museum in Chicago

Olympic with Returned Soldiers - War artist Arthur Lismer captured the return of the troopship SS Olympic (centre) to Halifax harbour following the First World War. Olympic's multi-coloured dazzle camouflage, added in 1917 at the height of the German U-Boat threat, was intended to make the ship more difficult to identify and target. The painting also provides a glimpse of the busy Halifax dockyard, Canada's principal wartime naval base. Pressed into service in 1915, Olympic became one of the war's most famous troop ships. Affectionately known as 'Old Reliable,' Olympic would carry over 200,000 Stock Photo

RMTTTTG8–Olympic with Returned Soldiers - War artist Arthur Lismer captured the return of the troopship SS Olympic (centre) to Halifax harbour following the First World War. Olympic's multi-coloured dazzle camouflage, added in 1917 at the height of the German U-Boat threat, was intended to make the ship more difficult to identify and target. The painting also provides a glimpse of the busy Halifax dockyard, Canada's principal wartime naval base. Pressed into service in 1915, Olympic became one of the war's most famous troop ships. Affectionately known as 'Old Reliable,' Olympic would carry over 200,000

Captured German submarine as exhibit Stock Photo

RMG3BRM5–Captured German submarine as exhibit

Captured German U-234 U-Boat in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, May 1945. Stock Photo

RMW7CCKG–Captured German U-234 U-Boat in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, May 1945.

Captain Charles Fryatt, (1872 1916) British mariner, Captain of the Great Eastern Railway steamer SS Brussels, captured and executed by the Germans in July 1916 for ramming a U-boat in 1915 Date: 1916 Stock Photo

RMG3BPCJ–Captain Charles Fryatt, (1872 1916) British mariner, Captain of the Great Eastern Railway steamer SS Brussels, captured and executed by the Germans in July 1916 for ramming a U-boat in 1915 Date: 1916

A German submarine captured by the English during the First World War. From Stock Photo

RMBGP51D–A German submarine captured by the English during the First World War. From

German U-Boat, Photograph shows the SM UC-5, a German Type UC I minelayer submarine (U-boat) which was captured by the Allies, brought to New York City and renamed U-Buy-a-Bond. The submarine, shown in Central Park, took part in the Liberty Loan Parade in New York City on October 25, 1917., 1917, World War, 1914-1918, Glass negatives, 1 negative: glass Stock Photo

RM2WRC8DK–German U-Boat, Photograph shows the SM UC-5, a German Type UC I minelayer submarine (U-boat) which was captured by the Allies, brought to New York City and renamed U-Buy-a-Bond. The submarine, shown in Central Park, took part in the Liberty Loan Parade in New York City on October 25, 1917., 1917, World War, 1914-1918, Glass negatives, 1 negative: glass

Secrets of a German U-boat: one of a series of drawings made inside a captured submarine during the Second World War. The commander is seen at his action station, operating the electrically-driven attack periscope. Date: 1943 Stock Photo

RM2M3P5FK–Secrets of a German U-boat: one of a series of drawings made inside a captured submarine during the Second World War. The commander is seen at his action station, operating the electrically-driven attack periscope. Date: 1943

Officers and crew of the German submarine U.58, captured by the U.S.S. Fanning, entering the War Prison Camp at Fort McPherson, Georgia, USA. 1918 Stock Photo

RMW4J69M–Officers and crew of the German submarine U.58, captured by the U.S.S. Fanning, entering the War Prison Camp at Fort McPherson, Georgia, USA. 1918

Photograph showing Canadian soldiers inside a captured German U-boat pen at Boulogne, France, 1944. On either side of the dock are lifts, which had been used for raising U-boats (submarines) out of the water. Boulogne was captured from Nazi forces on 22nd September 1944 after a siege lasting several weeks. 1944 Stock Photo

RM2M3K24H–Photograph showing Canadian soldiers inside a captured German U-boat pen at Boulogne, France, 1944. On either side of the dock are lifts, which had been used for raising U-boats (submarines) out of the water. Boulogne was captured from Nazi forces on 22nd September 1944 after a siege lasting several weeks. 1944

Recovering U.S. Soldiers taken to see sights, captured German U-boat, London, England, UK, American National Red Cross Photograph Collection, between 1917 and 1919 Stock Photo

RM2R7MWJC–Recovering U.S. Soldiers taken to see sights, captured German U-boat, London, England, UK, American National Red Cross Photograph Collection, between 1917 and 1919

Captain Charles Fryatt, (1872 - 1916), British mariner, master of the steamer ship Brussels, who in March 1915 attempted to ram a German U-Boat he believed was attacking his vessel. In 1916 he was captured by the Germans and subsequently tried and executed for his alleged attack. The act provoked great anger and protest from the British government. Date: 1916 Stock Photo

RM2M3K1RE–Captain Charles Fryatt, (1872 - 1916), British mariner, master of the steamer ship Brussels, who in March 1915 attempted to ram a German U-Boat he believed was attacking his vessel. In 1916 he was captured by the Germans and subsequently tried and executed for his alleged attack. The act provoked great anger and protest from the British government. Date: 1916

U-BOAT PRISONERS ARRIVE IN BRITAIN. 6 JUNE 1943, GREENOCK; ANOTHER BATCH OF CAPTURED U-BOAT MEN ARRIVED FROM GIBRALTAR EN ROUTE TO INTERNMENT. - U-boat prisoners leaving the tender Stock Photo

RM2X02Y4E–U-BOAT PRISONERS ARRIVE IN BRITAIN. 6 JUNE 1943, GREENOCK; ANOTHER BATCH OF CAPTURED U-BOAT MEN ARRIVED FROM GIBRALTAR EN ROUTE TO INTERNMENT. - U-boat prisoners leaving the tender

German submarines moored in Kiel after the war. It was there that the Kiel Mutiny was triggered by secret German Navy plans to launch a final suicide attack upon the British Royal Navy as the war reached its conclusion at the end of October 1918. The mutiny eventually spread across Germany and ended in revolution it was initiated by sailors attached to the High Seas Fleet. Stock Photo

RM2A8R6MH–German submarines moored in Kiel after the war. It was there that the Kiel Mutiny was triggered by secret German Navy plans to launch a final suicide attack upon the British Royal Navy as the war reached its conclusion at the end of October 1918. The mutiny eventually spread across Germany and ended in revolution it was initiated by sailors attached to the High Seas Fleet.

The information plaque in Ward Park in Bangor, County Down concerning the capture of the German U Boat U19 in the first world war Stock Photo

RFKHKDX7–The information plaque in Ward Park in Bangor, County Down concerning the capture of the German U Boat U19 in the first world war

RMBTKB7K–World War I, crew of the German U-boat U-58 on deck as it is captured by the American Navy, U.S. Navy photo, 1918

World War II German U-boat Submarine Propeller Stock Photo

RFACJAKA–World War II German U-boat Submarine Propeller

Captured German U-234 U-Boat in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, May 1945. Museum: PRIVATE COLLECTION. Author: ANONYMOUS. Stock Photo

RMPPBC3Y–Captured German U-234 U-Boat in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, May 1945. Museum: PRIVATE COLLECTION. Author: ANONYMOUS.

RMW2GP54–A view of the captured Germans on the deck of the sinking U-boat, sunk by the USS Fanning ca. 1917-1918

U-505 german uboat submarine exhibit in the museum of science and industry Chicago IL USA Stock Photo

RMTYW3K1–U-505 german uboat submarine exhibit in the museum of science and industry Chicago IL USA

Operation Starlight, a U.S. Marine Corps search and destroy operation south of Chu Lai. VC casualties stood at 599 killed and six captured. Viet Cong prisoners await being carried by helicopter to rear area. August 1965. Stock Photo

RF2R100ND–Operation Starlight, a U.S. Marine Corps search and destroy operation south of Chu Lai. VC casualties stood at 599 killed and six captured. Viet Cong prisoners await being carried by helicopter to rear area. August 1965.

. English: War artist Arthur Lismer captured the return of the troopship SS Olympic (centre) to Halifax harbour following the First World War. Olympic's multi-coloured dazzle camouflage, added in 1917 at the height of the German U-Boat threat, was intended to make the ship more difficult to identify and target. The painting also provides a glimpse of the busy Halifax dockyard, Canada's principal wartime naval base. Pressed into service in 1915, Olympic became one of the war's most famous troop ships. Affectionately known as 'Old Reliable,' Olympic would carry over 200,000 British, American, a Stock Photo

RMMYX8F6–. English: War artist Arthur Lismer captured the return of the troopship SS Olympic (centre) to Halifax harbour following the First World War. Olympic's multi-coloured dazzle camouflage, added in 1917 at the height of the German U-Boat threat, was intended to make the ship more difficult to identify and target. The painting also provides a glimpse of the busy Halifax dockyard, Canada's principal wartime naval base. Pressed into service in 1915, Olympic became one of the war's most famous troop ships. Affectionately known as 'Old Reliable,' Olympic would carry over 200,000 British, American, a

RM2BT6N89–World War II vintage photograph - captured German U boat U776 passes under Tower Bridge London

Painting of WWII US Navy capture of German U-Boat U-505 Stock Photo

RFBBYMF0–Painting of WWII US Navy capture of German U-Boat U-505

A captured German U Boat in a Gladstone Dock after being escorted there by the Royal Navy frigate HMS Grindall WW2 1945 1940s Stock Photo

RMB44HRA–A captured German U Boat in a Gladstone Dock after being escorted there by the Royal Navy frigate HMS Grindall WW2 1945 1940s

German U-Boat in N.Y., Photograph shows the SM UC-5, a German Type UC I minelayer submarine (U-boat) which was captured by the Allies, brought to New York City and renamed U-Buy-a-Bond. The submarine took part in the Liberty Loan Parade in New York City on October 25, 1917., 1917 Oct. 25, World War, 1914-1918, Glass negatives, 1 negative: glass Stock Photo

RM2WRC8DY–German U-Boat in N.Y., Photograph shows the SM UC-5, a German Type UC I minelayer submarine (U-boat) which was captured by the Allies, brought to New York City and renamed U-Buy-a-Bond. The submarine took part in the Liberty Loan Parade in New York City on October 25, 1917., 1917 Oct. 25, World War, 1914-1918, Glass negatives, 1 negative: glass

5/17/1945 - This item is a photograph depicting the officers and crew of the German submarine U-1228 in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, where she surrendered to U.S. forces on May 17, 1945, ten days following the surrender of Germany, which ended World War II in Europe and the Atlantic. Stock Photo

RM2A9NXRJ–5/17/1945 - This item is a photograph depicting the officers and crew of the German submarine U-1228 in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, where she surrendered to U.S. forces on May 17, 1945, ten days following the surrender of Germany, which ended World War II in Europe and the Atlantic.

RFHMBBH7–With his feuhrer's trademark on his scivy shirt, a captured German U-boat seaman seems pretty glum about the fortunes of war after a Coast Guard fighting craft had depth-charged the submarine to its grave deep under the Allied shipping lanes. (Coast Guard) Exact Date Shot Unknown NARA FILE #: 026-G-1583 WAR & CONFLICT BOOK #: 1281

1944 The Daily Telegraph front page reporting RAF raids on French coast, high U boat losses and Sebastopol captured by Red Army Stock Photo

RM2WT2MNP–1944 The Daily Telegraph front page reporting RAF raids on French coast, high U boat losses and Sebastopol captured by Red Army

RMDRATDF–German U-Boat - UC5

German PoWs are escorted from their train carriage and along the platform at a London station (possibly Euston) by British Military Police. These prisoners are U-boat crew and are being transferred from one camp to another. Stock Photo

RM2M5F9AT–German PoWs are escorted from their train carriage and along the platform at a London station (possibly Euston) by British Military Police. These prisoners are U-boat crew and are being transferred from one camp to another.

U-BOAT PRISONERS ARRIVE IN BRITAIN. 6 JUNE 1943, GREENOCK; ANOTHER BATCH OF CAPTURED U-BOAT MEN ARRIVED FROM GIBRALTAR EN ROUTE TO INTERNMENT. - Some of the U-boat prisoners emerging from the hatch of the tender Stock Photo

RM2X0327N–U-BOAT PRISONERS ARRIVE IN BRITAIN. 6 JUNE 1943, GREENOCK; ANOTHER BATCH OF CAPTURED U-BOAT MEN ARRIVED FROM GIBRALTAR EN ROUTE TO INTERNMENT. - Some of the U-boat prisoners emerging from the hatch of the tender

Otto Kretschmer, German submarine commander and U-boat "ace" called "The Wolf of the Atlantic" coming ashore British destroyer following capture of U-99. Date: 1941 Stock Photo

RM2M3K918–Otto Kretschmer, German submarine commander and U-boat "ace" called "The Wolf of the Atlantic" coming ashore British destroyer following capture of U-99. Date: 1941

The Biggest U-Boat Surrender -- Three of the surrendering U-Boats. Fifteen U-boats, in two columns and escorted by H.M. ships and aircraft of the Royal Navy, approached Loch Eriboll on set; 19th May, 1945. The U-boats were contacted off the Norwegian coast and ordered to congregate in a fjord. Then under the instructions of the senior R.N.Officer, the biggest surrender convoy proceeded in good order to the North West coast of Scotland during the week-end. The U-boats are remaining at Loch Eribol Stock Photo

RM2HX6246–The Biggest U-Boat Surrender -- Three of the surrendering U-Boats. Fifteen U-boats, in two columns and escorted by H.M. ships and aircraft of the Royal Navy, approached Loch Eriboll on set; 19th May, 1945. The U-boats were contacted off the Norwegian coast and ordered to congregate in a fjord. Then under the instructions of the senior R.N.Officer, the biggest surrender convoy proceeded in good order to the North West coast of Scotland during the week-end. The U-boats are remaining at Loch Eribol

Crew of U-Boat 58 arriving at War Prison Barracks No. 1, Ft. McPherson, Georgia. This photograph was taken by an unidentified photographer from Ft. McPherson and received on May 19, 1919. It has been assigned the description symbol AU and is part of the American Military Activities during World War One collection. Stock Photo

RM2RCB186–Crew of U-Boat 58 arriving at War Prison Barracks No. 1, Ft. McPherson, Georgia. This photograph was taken by an unidentified photographer from Ft. McPherson and received on May 19, 1919. It has been assigned the description symbol AU and is part of the American Military Activities during World War One collection.

Captured WW2 German Submarine U-505 Stock Photo

RFAFGCP8–Captured WW2 German Submarine U-505

U- Boat in the Thames -- The U 776 passing up the Thames showing St. Paul's cathedral and cannon street station in the background. To-day U 776 sailed up the Thames under the White Ensign and secured alongside the Westminster pier. July 23,1945. (Photo by L.N.A).;U- Boat in the Thames -- The U 776 passing up the Thames showing St. Paul's cathedral and cannon street station in the background. To-day U 776 sailed up the Thames under the White Ensign and secured alongside the Westminster pier. Stock Photo

RM2HX624G–U- Boat in the Thames -- The U 776 passing up the Thames showing St. Paul's cathedral and cannon street station in the background. To-day U 776 sailed up the Thames under the White Ensign and secured alongside the Westminster pier. July 23,1945. (Photo by L.N.A).;U- Boat in the Thames -- The U 776 passing up the Thames showing St. Paul's cathedral and cannon street station in the background. To-day U 776 sailed up the Thames under the White Ensign and secured alongside the Westminster pier.

082412: San Diego - Marine Interdiction Agents from U.S. Customs and Border Protection Office of Air and Marine (OAM) stopped a marijuana smuggling attempt early Tuesday morning off the coast of Catalina Island, seizing more than one ton of marijuana and catching seven people aboard a sailboat and a panga both involved in the scheme. Seen in this photo CBP Office of Air and Marine (OAM) Marine Interdiction agents return to Oceanside harbor with a seized panga-style boat and four of the seven men apprehended in the maritime drug smuggling attempt. : U.S. Customs and Border Protection Stock Photo

RMEKHPBX–082412: San Diego - Marine Interdiction Agents from U.S. Customs and Border Protection Office of Air and Marine (OAM) stopped a marijuana smuggling attempt early Tuesday morning off the coast of Catalina Island, seizing more than one ton of marijuana and catching seven people aboard a sailboat and a panga both involved in the scheme. Seen in this photo CBP Office of Air and Marine (OAM) Marine Interdiction agents return to Oceanside harbor with a seized panga-style boat and four of the seven men apprehended in the maritime drug smuggling attempt. : U.S. Customs and Border Protection

Nazi U-Boat Reaches Journey's End --A U.S. Navy airship hovers over the U-858, first Nazi sub marine to give up American forces after Germany's surrender, as it reaches a designated point of transfer in Atlantic coastal waters on May 14, 1945. The U-boat originally had surrendered on May 10 to one of two destroyer escorts of the Atlantic Fleet 300 miles (482 kms.) south of Newfoundland. These escorts, still flanking the Nazi craft, delivered it to a point off the U.S. east-coast state of New Jer Stock Photo

RM2HX6249–Nazi U-Boat Reaches Journey's End --A U.S. Navy airship hovers over the U-858, first Nazi sub marine to give up American forces after Germany's surrender, as it reaches a designated point of transfer in Atlantic coastal waters on May 14, 1945. The U-boat originally had surrendered on May 10 to one of two destroyer escorts of the Atlantic Fleet 300 miles (482 kms.) south of Newfoundland. These escorts, still flanking the Nazi craft, delivered it to a point off the U.S. east-coast state of New Jer

A photograph of the crew of a sinking German submarine, SUBIECT 1567, taken by a sailor on the U.S.S. Panning. The image captures the captured Germans lined up on the deck as the U-boat sinks. This was the first German U-boat sunk by a U.S. naval vessel during World War I. (Caption: German crew of sinking U-boat SUBIECT 1567, captured by U.S.S. Panning) Stock Photo

RM2RC748P–A photograph of the crew of a sinking German submarine, SUBIECT 1567, taken by a sailor on the U.S.S. Panning. The image captures the captured Germans lined up on the deck as the U-boat sinks. This was the first German U-boat sunk by a U.S. naval vessel during World War I. (Caption: German crew of sinking U-boat SUBIECT 1567, captured by U.S.S. Panning)

Four torpedo tubes in the forward compartment of a German U-boat, World War I, 1918.Artist: Realistic Travels Publishers Stock Photo

RMBJW9FC–Four torpedo tubes in the forward compartment of a German U-boat, World War I, 1918.Artist: Realistic Travels Publishers

'Private Kelly of the S.C. unit captured this photograph on February 26, 1919. The image, taken on December 4, 1918, depicts the upper deck of a German U-boat, known as U-155, showcasing two 5.9 guns and the conning tower. The photograph was taken in London, England. Official notes suggest that it was issued as part of a series with the reference number 4/009.' Stock Photo

RM2RBYXM8–'Private Kelly of the S.C. unit captured this photograph on February 26, 1919. The image, taken on December 4, 1918, depicts the upper deck of a German U-boat, known as U-155, showcasing two 5.9 guns and the conning tower. The photograph was taken in London, England. Official notes suggest that it was issued as part of a series with the reference number 4/009.'

Germans Rauter and Philipse H. Philipsen Annotation: [Portrait of a captured German] Probably this is a crew member of a German U-boat of the Kriegsmarine. Some of them fought on the Indonesian side.] Date: August 1948 Location: Indonesia, Dutch East Indies Stock Photo

RM2APTF6X–Germans Rauter and Philipse H. Philipsen Annotation: [Portrait of a captured German] Probably this is a crew member of a German U-boat of the Kriegsmarine. Some of them fought on the Indonesian side.] Date: August 1948 Location: Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

WW2 German U Boat Submarine First German U Boat to be captured intact is sailed into port with a Royal Navy crew on board The Submarine is welcomed by sailors on a nearby boat Stock Photo

RMB3P4A7–WW2 German U Boat Submarine First German U Boat to be captured intact is sailed into port with a Royal Navy crew on board The Submarine is welcomed by sailors on a nearby boat

Liberty Loan procession in Central Park, Photograph shows the SM UC-5, a German Type UC I minelayer submarine (U-boat) which was captured by the Allies, brought to New York City and renamed U-Buy-a-Bond. The submarine took part in the Liberty Loan Parade in New York City on October 25, 1917., 1917 Oct. 25, World War, 1914-1918, Glass negatives, 1 negative: glass Stock Photo

RM2WRC8EC–Liberty Loan procession in Central Park, Photograph shows the SM UC-5, a German Type UC I minelayer submarine (U-boat) which was captured by the Allies, brought to New York City and renamed U-Buy-a-Bond. The submarine took part in the Liberty Loan Parade in New York City on October 25, 1917., 1917 Oct. 25, World War, 1914-1918, Glass negatives, 1 negative: glass

Canadian Pacific immigrant ship Beaverbrae formerly the Hapag's Huascaran which was taken over by the German Navy during the second world war and used as a u-boat repair ship in Norway. Captured in 1945 and handed over to Canadian Government, the ship was sold to Canadian Pacific in 1947. Refitted and renamed Beaverbrae and used as an emigrant carrier on the St.John - Bremerhaven/Bremen route. Police seen patrolling the dock gates 25th July 1949. Stock Photo

RM2HHWXWW–Canadian Pacific immigrant ship Beaverbrae formerly the Hapag's Huascaran which was taken over by the German Navy during the second world war and used as a u-boat repair ship in Norway. Captured in 1945 and handed over to Canadian Government, the ship was sold to Canadian Pacific in 1947. Refitted and renamed Beaverbrae and used as an emigrant carrier on the St.John - Bremerhaven/Bremen route. Police seen patrolling the dock gates 25th July 1949.

RMR57YFJ–5/17/1945 - This item is a photograph depicting the officers and crew of the German submarine U-1228 in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, where she surrendered to U.S. forces on May 17, 1945, ten days following the surrender of Germany, which ended World War II in Europe and the Atlantic.

The first two depth charges dropped explode around the stern of the U-boat while the rear gunner's fire straddles the bows end conning tower. On a patrol in the Atlantic a R.C.A.F. , Sunderland of coastal command sighted a U-boat. The flying boat attacked with machine gun fire and depth charges. In this attack the front gunners fired to such good effect that the German gun crew were almost all killed or wounded and all but one of the U-boat's guns put out of action. Depth charges straddled the Stock Photo

RM2HX6241–The first two depth charges dropped explode around the stern of the U-boat while the rear gunner's fire straddles the bows end conning tower. On a patrol in the Atlantic a R.C.A.F. , Sunderland of coastal command sighted a U-boat. The flying boat attacked with machine gun fire and depth charges. In this attack the front gunners fired to such good effect that the German gun crew were almost all killed or wounded and all but one of the U-boat's guns put out of action. Depth charges straddled the

'Secretary of Navy Daniels exploring the interior of German U-Boat c117. He is seen emerging through the hatchway after examining the innermost sections of the submarine. This photograph was taken on May 24, 1919, by Sergeant Combs, a military photographer. The U-Boat was captured on May 20, 1919.' Stock Photo

RM2RC470C–'Secretary of Navy Daniels exploring the interior of German U-Boat c117. He is seen emerging through the hatchway after examining the innermost sections of the submarine. This photograph was taken on May 24, 1919, by Sergeant Combs, a military photographer. The U-Boat was captured on May 20, 1919.'

The Cenotaph and a captured German U Boat deck gun in Bangor's Ward Park on a dull morning in County Down Northern Ireland Stock Photo

RFKHA340–The Cenotaph and a captured German U Boat deck gun in Bangor's Ward Park on a dull morning in County Down Northern Ireland

RM2X0317G–U-BOAT PRISONERS ARRIVE IN BRITAIN. 6 JUNE 1943, GREENOCK; ANOTHER BATCH OF CAPTURED U-BOAT MEN ARRIVED FROM GIBRALTAR EN ROUTE TO INTERNMENT. - U-boat prisoners on board the tender while awaiting escort

Torpedo boat U.S.T.B. Hull captured in an image taken by Maval Intelligence, Washington D.C., on December 11, 1919. The photograph is marked with the identification number SC-7074 and shows the ship in the midst of military activities. Additional notes on the photo are mentioned as 'AU.' Stock Photo

RM2RC4D3F–Torpedo boat U.S.T.B. Hull captured in an image taken by Maval Intelligence, Washington D.C., on December 11, 1919. The photograph is marked with the identification number SC-7074 and shows the ship in the midst of military activities. Additional notes on the photo are mentioned as 'AU.'

Memorial Service to Captain Fryatt at St. Paul's, London [ Charles Algernon Fryatt (2 December 1872 – 27 July 1916) was a British merchant seaman who was court martialled by the Imperial German Navy for attempting to ram a German U-boat in 1915. When his ship, the SS Brussels, was captured off occupied Belgium in 1916, Captain Fryatt was court-martialled under German military law and sentenced to death for 'illegal civilian warfare'. International outrage followed his execution by firing squad near Bruges, Belgium. In 1919, his body was reburied with full honours in the United Kingdom. ] from Stock Photo

RF2PGK014–Memorial Service to Captain Fryatt at St. Paul's, London [ Charles Algernon Fryatt (2 December 1872 – 27 July 1916) was a British merchant seaman who was court martialled by the Imperial German Navy for attempting to ram a German U-boat in 1915. When his ship, the SS Brussels, was captured off occupied Belgium in 1916, Captain Fryatt was court-martialled under German military law and sentenced to death for 'illegal civilian warfare'. International outrage followed his execution by firing squad near Bruges, Belgium. In 1919, his body was reburied with full honours in the United Kingdom. ] from

Secretary Josephus Daniels and Newton D. Baker tour the ex-German U-Boat 117. The photograph, taken on May 24, 1919, shows the two officials inside the submarine, which had been captured by the American military during World War One. Documentation for the image provides the description and issuance number for reference. Me NOTES: 53416 Stock Photo

RM2RC5ADW–Secretary Josephus Daniels and Newton D. Baker tour the ex-German U-Boat 117. The photograph, taken on May 24, 1919, shows the two officials inside the submarine, which had been captured by the American military during World War One. Documentation for the image provides the description and issuance number for reference. Me NOTES: 53416

May 25 1942 American and Filipino prisoners, captured at Corregidor, arrive at Bilibid prison by foot and truck as Japanese look on. They were taken by boat to Cavite. Stock Photo

RMKP81T7–May 25 1942 American and Filipino prisoners, captured at Corregidor, arrive at Bilibid prison by foot and truck as Japanese look on. They were taken by boat to Cavite.

A soldier, Pvt. Kelly, captured a photograph on February 26, 1919, in London, England. The image reveals the interior of a German U-boat, identified as U-155, showcasing two 5.9 guns and the Conning Tower. The notes refer to the image's unique identifier, 41010, from December 4, 1918. Stock Photo

RM2RC37WG–A soldier, Pvt. Kelly, captured a photograph on February 26, 1919, in London, England. The image reveals the interior of a German U-boat, identified as U-155, showcasing two 5.9 guns and the Conning Tower. The notes refer to the image's unique identifier, 41010, from December 4, 1918.

Officers and crew of the German submarine U.58, captured by the U.S.S. Fanning, entering the War Prison Camp at Ft. McPherson, Ga. April 1918. Photograph by Mathewson & Winn Stock Photo

RFFFEKK2–Officers and crew of the German submarine U.58, captured by the U.S.S. Fanning, entering the War Prison Camp at Ft. McPherson, Ga. April 1918. Photograph by Mathewson & Winn

0908234275Y-002 CARIBBEAN SEA (Aug. 23, 2009) Sailors assigned to the frigate USS Carr (FFG 52) lower bales of seized cocaine on to the ship's rigid hull inflatable boat to transfer to the Venezuelan Navy frigate General Soublette (F24). The transfer included the captured high-speed vessel, more than one ton of cocaine and two suspected drug smugglers. Carr is deployed to conduct counter illicit trafficking operations for Joint Interagency Task Force-South. (U.S. Navy Stock Photo

RM2T539XK–0908234275Y-002 CARIBBEAN SEA (Aug. 23, 2009) Sailors assigned to the frigate USS Carr (FFG 52) lower bales of seized cocaine on to the ship's rigid hull inflatable boat to transfer to the Venezuelan Navy frigate General Soublette (F24). The transfer included the captured high-speed vessel, more than one ton of cocaine and two suspected drug smugglers. Carr is deployed to conduct counter illicit trafficking operations for Joint Interagency Task Force-South. (U.S. Navy

February 28, 1815 - U.S.S. Constitution towing the ship HMS Cyane captured off the Madeira Islands. Stock Photo

RM2R3GEJY–February 28, 1815 - U.S.S. Constitution towing the ship HMS Cyane captured off the Madeira Islands.

Chicago, IL, USA - March 6, 2023: aptured German submarine U-505 Unterseeboot (U-Boat) that is currently owned and on display at the Museum of Science Stock Photo

RF2PE42J2–Chicago, IL, USA - March 6, 2023: aptured German submarine U-505 Unterseeboot (U-Boat) that is currently owned and on display at the Museum of Science

Jackies on U-Boat, 1917. The SM UC-5, a German Type UC I minelayer submarine (U-boat) which was captured by the Allies, brought to New York City and renamed U-Buy-a-Bond. The submarine took part in the Liberty Loan Parade in New York City on October 25, 1917. Stock Photo

RM2WRH41C–Jackies on U-Boat, 1917. The SM UC-5, a German Type UC I minelayer submarine (U-boat) which was captured by the Allies, brought to New York City and renamed U-Buy-a-Bond. The submarine took part in the Liberty Loan Parade in New York City on October 25, 1917.

Germans Rauter and Philipse J.F.W. Rautert Annotation: [Portrait of a captured German] This is probably a crew member of a German U-boat from the Kriegsmarine. Some of them fought on the Indonesian side.] Date: August 1948 Location: Indonesia, Dutch East Indies Stock Photo

RM2APW0YX–Germans Rauter and Philipse J.F.W. Rautert Annotation: [Portrait of a captured German] This is probably a crew member of a German U-boat from the Kriegsmarine. Some of them fought on the Indonesian side.] Date: August 1948 Location: Indonesia, Dutch East Indies

Silhouetted shape of a small motorboat moored at sea. Calm water, English channel. Setting sun. Brighton, England, U.K. The green flash phenomenon is captured in this image of the final moments of the setting sun. Stock Photo

RM2JAP7AF–Silhouetted shape of a small motorboat moored at sea. Calm water, English channel. Setting sun. Brighton, England, U.K. The green flash phenomenon is captured in this image of the final moments of the setting sun.

RM2WRC8DM–German U-Boat in N.Y., Photograph shows the SM UC-5, a German Type UC I minelayer submarine (U-boat) which was captured by the Allies, brought to New York City and renamed U-Buy-a-Bond. The submarine, shown in Central Park, took part in the Liberty Loan Parade in New York City on October 25, 1917., 1917, World War, 1914-1918, Glass negatives, 1 negative: glass

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