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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.

RMDRATDF–German U-Boat - UC5

German submarine mothership, Vulcan, taken in the Kiel Canal. On either side are seven German submarines and in a front is a craft entering the dock ship, World War I Stock Photo

RMF0TBB7–German submarine mothership, Vulcan, taken in the Kiel Canal. On either side are seven German submarines and in a front is a craft entering the dock ship, World War I

A German U-Boat Moving In For The Kill.1. Stock Photo

RMDNB7M7–A German U-Boat Moving In For The Kill.1.

RMBAX7BN–Trouble-Making Submarine

World War II vintage photograph - German Uboat surrender Loch Eriboll, Scotland Stock Photo

RM2K642HR–World War II vintage photograph - German Uboat surrender Loch Eriboll, Scotland

German Uboat Being Followed By A USO. Stock Photo

RMEYN1FB–German Uboat Being Followed By A USO.

'You'll go down again' - German Uboat commander telling a diver to go down again to find out what is wrong with his submarine, WWI Stock Photo

RMEJECMG–'You'll go down again' - German Uboat commander telling a diver to go down again to find out what is wrong with his submarine, WWI

An advert from the Illustrated War News with an illustration of the sinking of HMS Formidable on New Years Day 1915 by a submarine (Uboat- U24). Captain Arthur N. Loxley died though some of his crew were picked up by the 'Diamond' and the Brixham trawler 'Provident'. Captain Loxley's dead dog, Bruce, was washed ashore and is buried in a marked grave in Abbotsbury Gardens, Dorset Stock Photo

RM2A2CGWT–An advert from the Illustrated War News with an illustration of the sinking of HMS Formidable on New Years Day 1915 by a submarine (Uboat- U24). Captain Arthur N. Loxley died though some of his crew were picked up by the 'Diamond' and the Brixham trawler 'Provident'. Captain Loxley's dead dog, Bruce, was washed ashore and is buried in a marked grave in Abbotsbury Gardens, Dorset

RME28KF3–German U-boat

WWII - A mid atlantic rescue by an American ship, the 'American Farmer' of crewmen from the British vessel s s 'Kafiristan' sunk by a German torpedo. The cargo ship (5,193 GRT, 1924) was torpedoed and sunk in the Atlantic Ocean 300 nautical miles (560 km) sw of Ireland by a Uboat U-53 ( Kriegsmarine) with the loss of six of her thirty-five crew. Kafiristan was built by William Doxford & Sons Ltd.(Pallion Yard ). Owned by Hindustan Steam Shipping Co. Ltd. - Common Brothers Ltd., Newcastle, 1954 The Aviation & Shipping Co. Ltd.( Purvis ), 1961 Navegacion Skiathos S.A., Beirut, 1969 Camelia Sh Stock Photo

RM2E3K9EJ–WWII - A mid atlantic rescue by an American ship, the 'American Farmer' of crewmen from the British vessel s s 'Kafiristan' sunk by a German torpedo. The cargo ship (5,193 GRT, 1924) was torpedoed and sunk in the Atlantic Ocean 300 nautical miles (560 km) sw of Ireland by a Uboat U-53 ( Kriegsmarine) with the loss of six of her thirty-five crew. Kafiristan was built by William Doxford & Sons Ltd.(Pallion Yard ). Owned by Hindustan Steam Shipping Co. Ltd. - Common Brothers Ltd., Newcastle, 1954 The Aviation & Shipping Co. Ltd.( Purvis ), 1961 Navegacion Skiathos S.A., Beirut, 1969 Camelia Sh

mersey ferries woodside ferry terminal and u-534 uboat story museum Liverpool Merseyside UK Stock Photo

RMH0E0XG–mersey ferries woodside ferry terminal and u-534 uboat story museum Liverpool Merseyside UK

RMT9P9PR–U Boat on Hastings beach

A German Uboat Being Depth Charged.2.. Stock Photo

RMDNPDJW–A German Uboat Being Depth Charged.2..

A German Submarine surrendering to the Anerican Destroyer USS Fanning, 1917 Stock Photo

RMEJJ16E–A German Submarine surrendering to the Anerican Destroyer USS Fanning, 1917

WW1 - Patrolled U-Boat over Heligoland, German Islands Stock Photo

RMG3C2EJ–WW1 - Patrolled U-Boat over Heligoland, German Islands

Wilhelm Bauer uboat, 19th century. Wilhelm Bauer was a Bavarian inventor and engineer who developed a new type of submersible ship: it dived under an enemy vessel, fixing an electrically triggered mine to its hull and escaping, igniting the mine from a safe distance Stock Photo

RFTWPE05–Wilhelm Bauer uboat, 19th century. Wilhelm Bauer was a Bavarian inventor and engineer who developed a new type of submersible ship: it dived under an enemy vessel, fixing an electrically triggered mine to its hull and escaping, igniting the mine from a safe distance

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

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

Old Glory Flies over the U-505 Stock Photo

RMBAX7DR–Old Glory Flies over the U-505

WW1 - Kaiser disappointed with his Zeppelin and U-Boat Stock Photo

RMG3C2JJ–WW1 - Kaiser disappointed with his Zeppelin and U-Boat

RMHFDEA0–Uboat and Batavia

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

German submarine on Hastings beach, 15th April, 1919 Stock Photo

RMPFMX42–German submarine on Hastings beach, 15th April, 1919

U-58 Captured by the Fanning and Nicholson during World War I Stock Photo

RM2E3MC2P–U-58 Captured by the Fanning and Nicholson during World War I

RMMHMJF4–U-boat Under Net

The Chase of the U-boat during World War I Stock Photo

RM2H09B04–The Chase of the U-boat during World War I

WW1 - Istanbul - Golden Horn - A German U-boat welcomed Stock Photo

RMHH4GG0–WW1 - Istanbul - Golden Horn - A German U-boat welcomed

Sinking of the Lusitania. Engraving by Norman Wilkinson, The Illustrated London News, May 15, 1915. Stock Photo

RM2A5N487–Sinking of the Lusitania. Engraving by Norman Wilkinson, The Illustrated London News, May 15, 1915.

U-boats stranded on the south coast of England after surrender, circa 1914 - 1918 Stock Photo

RMDB8MNW–U-boats stranded on the south coast of England after surrender, circa 1914 - 1918

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

German U-boat U-14 submarine which served in World War I Stock Photo

RME28KFC–German U-boat U-14 submarine which served in World War I

A British Tanker Blows Up - After being torpedoed by a German submarine. Copied from a German book on their navy, published during World War II. Stock Photo

RM2AFR71T–A British Tanker Blows Up - After being torpedoed by a German submarine. Copied from a German book on their navy, published during World War II.

A German Uboat Surfacing After Being Depth Charged. Stock Photo

RMDNRPCE–A German Uboat Surfacing After Being Depth Charged.

The Conning tower of German Submarines - World War I, circa 1916 Stock Photo

RMEK4W7N–The Conning tower of German Submarines - World War I, circa 1916

U-BOATS IN HARBOUR 1916 U-Boat in harbour 1916 Stock Photo

RMG39PEH–U-BOATS IN HARBOUR 1916 U-Boat in harbour 1916

The German Submarines U-1 and U-12, circa 1914 Stock Photo

RMEJECMH–The German Submarines U-1 and U-12, circa 1914

U-boat Submarine at sea. Maritime drawing shows a submarine at sea during World War II Stock Photo

RMPN13GB–U-boat Submarine at sea. Maritime drawing shows a submarine at sea during World War II

u-534 submarine museum at u-boat story Liverpool Merseyside UK Stock Photo

RMH0E0WT–u-534 submarine museum at u-boat story Liverpool Merseyside UK

transport / transportation, navigation, submarines, submarine torpedo boat, designed by by Josiah H. L.Tuck, built in 1885, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available Stock Photo

RMCP1D18–transport / transportation, navigation, submarines, submarine torpedo boat, designed by by Josiah H. L.Tuck, built in 1885, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available

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

Developed and constructed by Short Brothers for the Royal Air Force, a Short Sunderland S25 flying boat patrol bomber, on patrol over a British convoy. At 85 feet long, it was the most luxurious wartime aircraft with a WC, wash basin, cooker and kitchen sink, with a crew of twelve who are often airborne for 14 hours they need those facilities. The German U-boat crews called it the 'Flying Porcupine’ because it was so effective at clearing the decks of Jerry submarines. Sunderlands damaged or sank 43 German U-boats and 12 from the Italian navy, for the loss of just ten Sunderlands. Stock Photo

RMT15BDW–Developed and constructed by Short Brothers for the Royal Air Force, a Short Sunderland S25 flying boat patrol bomber, on patrol over a British convoy. At 85 feet long, it was the most luxurious wartime aircraft with a WC, wash basin, cooker and kitchen sink, with a crew of twelve who are often airborne for 14 hours they need those facilities. The German U-boat crews called it the 'Flying Porcupine’ because it was so effective at clearing the decks of Jerry submarines. Sunderlands damaged or sank 43 German U-boats and 12 from the Italian navy, for the loss of just ten Sunderlands.

The U171 submarine wreck in Brittany Stock Photo

RMARP5A5–The U171 submarine wreck in Brittany

RMBAX7BW–Salvage Saves Shipping

RME1XA11–Sinking of Germany Uboat

RMBAX7EX–The Assassin

Nazism / National Socialism military, navy, submarines, U-35, Type VII A, commissioned on 3.11.1936, scuttled on 19.11.1939, at sea, circa 1937, Uboats, U-boats, U boats, Uboat, U-boat, boat, submarine, Third Reich, German Reich, navy, Second World War, WWII, water, Germany, navigation, 20th century, historic, historical, 1930s, Wehrmacht, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available Stock Photo

RMDB4KTA–Nazism / National Socialism military, navy, submarines, U-35, Type VII A, commissioned on 3.11.1936, scuttled on 19.11.1939, at sea, circa 1937, Uboats, U-boats, U boats, Uboat, U-boat, boat, submarine, Third Reich, German Reich, navy, Second World War, WWII, water, Germany, navigation, 20th century, historic, historical, 1930s, Wehrmacht, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available

Defeat the Kaiser and His U-Boats - Eat Less Wheat Stock Photo

RMBAX7BD–Defeat the Kaiser and His U-Boats - Eat Less Wheat

Yellow cartoon submarie. Hand drawn vector illustration. Stock Vector

RFWXJ5TM–Yellow cartoon submarie. Hand drawn vector illustration.

RMBAX7FJ–Destruction of a Submarine

The Malta-based diving support vessel U-boat Navigator Stock Photo

RMJRYD2D–The Malta-based diving support vessel U-boat Navigator

RMBAX7F8–Give to the Submarine Fund

A German U-Boat Moving In For The Kill.5. Stock Photo

RMDNC7D1–A German U-Boat Moving In For The Kill.5.

RMBAX7CP–Warned!

RMG39PEG–XMAS ABOARD A U-BOAT 1915

You have ten minutes to take to your boats - U-Boat commander ordering a boat evacuated before sinking during World War I Stock Photo

RMEJECMF–You have ten minutes to take to your boats - U-Boat commander ordering a boat evacuated before sinking during World War I

WW1 German Submarine - U-Boat U118, Hastings, Sussex Stock Photo

RMER5HF3–WW1 German Submarine - U-Boat U118, Hastings, Sussex

German submarine U20, on Danish coast, said to be the one that sank the LUSITANIA, circa 1915 Stock Photo

RMCTFH9P–German submarine U20, on Danish coast, said to be the one that sank the LUSITANIA, circa 1915

RMG380HM–BADGER RAMS U-BOAT 1914

RMH0E0W9–u-534 submarine museum at u-boat story Liverpool Merseyside UK

RMG3BB86–U-BOAT COMMANDER

RMT15CF1–Developed and constructed by Short Brothers for the Royal Air Force, a Short Sunderland S25 flying boat patrol bomber, on patrol over a British convoy. At 85 feet long, it was the most luxurious wartime aircraft with a WC, wash basin, cooker and kitchen sink, with a crew of twelve who are often airborne for 14 hours they need those facilities. The German U-boat crews called it the 'Flying Porcupine’ because it was so effective at clearing the decks of Jerry submarines. Sunderlands damaged or sank 43 German U-boats and 12 from the Italian navy, for the loss of just ten Sunderlands.

RMG3BJWE–RESCUING U-BOAT VICTIM

RMARP596–The U171 submarine wreck in Brittany

RME1XA0X–Sinking of Germany Uboat

RMBJW987–U534 U Boat German

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

RMA2MN10–diving submarine

A real U-boat submarine museum in Hamburg Stock Photo

RMHFPY8C–A real U-boat submarine museum in Hamburg

The U-Boat Worx C-Explorer 3 Submersible submarine displayed at The Arsenale in the Miami Design District Stock Photo

RF2GB6579–The U-Boat Worx C-Explorer 3 Submersible submarine displayed at The Arsenale in the Miami Design District

Interior of the German built WW2 submarine base in Saint Nazaire Brittany France Stock Photo

RMAE6723–Interior of the German built WW2 submarine base in Saint Nazaire Brittany France

A German U-Boat Moving In For The Kill.4. Stock Photo

RMDNC55M–A German U-Boat Moving In For The Kill.4.

The U-505 German submarine (U-boat) on display at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago, Illinois, USA. Stock Photo

RM2GG13B9–The U-505 German submarine (U-boat) on display at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago, Illinois, USA.

237 SLNSW 12447 Display promoting Gulbransen Living Tone radio and UBoat 29 for Columbia Pictures Ltd Stock Photo

RMPA9JN3–237 SLNSW 12447 Display promoting Gulbransen Living Tone radio and UBoat 29 for Columbia Pictures Ltd

RFWAHHXE–U-boat pens in St Nazaire

Torpedo room from a German U9 submarine (1967), Germany Stock Photo

RMCB97XD–Torpedo room from a German U9 submarine (1967), Germany

Officers and crew of USS Fanning, Destroyer. The Fanning effected the capture of the German Submarine U-58. Lieutenant Commander Carpender, circa 1917 Stock Photo

RMD4MA2X–Officers and crew of USS Fanning, Destroyer. The Fanning effected the capture of the German Submarine U-58. Lieutenant Commander Carpender, circa 1917

German Navy U33 submarine with officers on the conning tower of the vessel seen underway on the River Tamar Devon England UK Stock Photo

RMBRFY0N–German Navy U33 submarine with officers on the conning tower of the vessel seen underway on the River Tamar Devon England UK

submarine bow plane on u-534 at u-boat story Liverpool Merseyside UK Stock Photo

RMH0E0W6–submarine bow plane on u-534 at u-boat story Liverpool Merseyside UK

RMKEMBNK–Brasil uboat Propaganda

There is no shortage of meat in Eire. Our picture shows: The village stores in County Wexford with a great display of meat, as compared with the ration in the United Kingdom due to the uboat war in the Atlantic. 24th April 1944 Stock Photo

RMEMYYB1–There is no shortage of meat in Eire. Our picture shows: The village stores in County Wexford with a great display of meat, as compared with the ration in the United Kingdom due to the uboat war in the Atlantic. 24th April 1944

RMD8BDR7–U-BOAT INTERIOR

RMARP599–The U171 submarine wreck in Brittany

RMD7YHEB–Sinking of the Lusitania

'HMCS Baffin; 1942; http://uboat.net/allies/warships/ship/2718.html; Unknown author; ' Stock Photo

RM2BD7BX7–'HMCS Baffin; 1942; http://uboat.net/allies/warships/ship/2718.html; Unknown author; '

An Astute-class submarine operated by the Royal Navy, is seen passing through the Largs Channel in the Firth of Clyde, with an MoD Police escort. Stock Photo

RMM5J5DC–An Astute-class submarine operated by the Royal Navy, is seen passing through the Largs Channel in the Firth of Clyde, with an MoD Police escort.

MN [Merchant Navy]/Anefo London series Dutch merchant fleet. S.S. Polyphemus Annotation: Repronegative. Built in 1930 (Greenock) for the Dutch Steamvaart Mijoceen. Captain C. Koningstein. On 27 May 1942, torpedoed and sunk off the northeast coast of the United States by a German U-boat [U-578]. See: www.uboat.net/allies/merchants/ships/1711.html Date: undated Location: Great Britain Keywords: Merchant Navy, Ships, World War II Stock Photo

RM2APPMA9–MN [Merchant Navy]/Anefo London series Dutch merchant fleet. S.S. Polyphemus Annotation: Repronegative. Built in 1930 (Greenock) for the Dutch Steamvaart Mijoceen. Captain C. Koningstein. On 27 May 1942, torpedoed and sunk off the northeast coast of the United States by a German U-boat [U-578]. See: www.uboat.net/allies/merchants/ships/1711.html Date: undated Location: Great Britain Keywords: Merchant Navy, Ships, World War II

Kaiserliche Marine / Imperial German Navy - Uboot / U-Boot / Submarine SM U 8 Stock Photo

RMT44WAJ–Kaiserliche Marine / Imperial German Navy - Uboot / U-Boot / Submarine SM U 8

RFRPTF7X–Uboat Sign in Birkenhead

creative way of the nautilus uboat, cartoon style art Stock Photo

RF2M7KR8J–creative way of the nautilus uboat, cartoon style art

A German U-Boat Moving In For The Kill.3. Stock Photo

RMDNC4T9–A German U-Boat Moving In For The Kill.3.

RM2GG139Y–The U-505 German submarine (U-boat) on display at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago, Illinois, USA.

133 SLNSW 12447 Display promoting Gulbransen Living Tone radio and UBoat 29 for Columbia Pictures Ltd Stock Photo

RMPDRGB0–133 SLNSW 12447 Display promoting Gulbransen Living Tone radio and UBoat 29 for Columbia Pictures Ltd

The German submarine U-995 is a Type VIIC/41 U-boat of Nazi Germany's Kriegsmarine, now open as a museum in Laboe, Germany, on the Baltic Sea. Stock Photo

RMW3RHGP–The German submarine U-995 is a Type VIIC/41 U-boat of Nazi Germany's Kriegsmarine, now open as a museum in Laboe, Germany, on the Baltic Sea.

German U9 submarine (1967), Germany Stock Photo

RMCB97XX–German U9 submarine (1967), Germany

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

RMBRG4K8–German Navy U33 submarine with officers on the conning tower of the vessel seen underway on the River Tamar Devon England UK

RMH0E0WF–u-534 submarine museum at u-boat story Liverpool Merseyside UK

The German Submarine U-11 on her trial trip in the North Sea, June 21, 1911 Stock Photo

RMEMJWWM–The German Submarine U-11 on her trial trip in the North Sea, June 21, 1911

RMBRFTJ0–German Navy U33 submarine with officers on the conning tower of the vessel seen underway on the River Tamar Devon England UK

RMG375K9–Captured U-Boat 1916

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