Seznam německých ponorek

Ponorky typu 212 U-33

Tento seznam obsahuje ponorky a miniponorky Kaiserliche Marine, Kriegsmarine a Bundesmarine.

První světová válka

SM U-1
SM U-118 třídy UE II
SM U-110 třídy U 93
Ztroskotané ponorky třídy UB III

Druhá světová válka

Ponorka U-1023 typu VII
  • Typ I (2 ks) – pobřežní ponorka
  • Typ II (50 ks) – pobřežní ponorka
  • Typ VII (710 ks) – střední ponorka
  • Typ IX (243 ks) – oceánská ponorka
  • Typ X (10 ks) – oceánská minonosná ponorka
  • Typ XIV (10 ks) – zásobovací ponorka
  • Typ XVII (7 ks) – pobřežní ponorka poháněné Walterovou turbínou
  • Typ XVIII – oceánská ponorka poháněná Walterovou turbínou, 2 ks nedostavěny
  • Typ XXI (136 ks) – oceánská ponorka
  • Typ XXIII – pobřežní ponorka

Poválečná doba

Ponorky U15 (S194) a U17 (S196) typu 206

Miniponorky

Miniponorka typu Biber

Odkazy

Literatura

  • GARDINER, Robert. Conway's All the World's Fighting Ships, 1906–1921. London: Conway Maritime Press, 1985. 439 s. Dostupné online. ISBN 978-0-85177-245-5. (anglicky) 
  • HYNEK, Vladimír; KLUČINA, Petr; ŠKŇOUŘIL, Evžen. Válečné lodě 3: První světová válka. Praha: Naše vojsko, 1988. 28-029-88. 
  • PEJČOCH, Ivo; NOVÁK, Zdeněk; HÁJEK, Tomáš. Válečné lodě 4. Praha: Naše vojsko, 1993. 374 s. ISBN 80-206-0357-3. Kapitola Německo. 
  • PEJČOCH, Ivo; NOVÁK, Zdeněk; HÁJEK, Tomáš. Válečné lodě 6 – Afrika, Blízký východ a část zemí Evropy po roce 1945. Praha: Ares, 1994. ISBN 80-86158-02-0. S. 389. 

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German submarine U-33 (S 183) in the Baltic Sea on 5 June 2019 (190605-N-JX484-151).JPG
A rigid-hull inflatable boat from the U.S. Navy guided-missile destroyer USS Gravely (DDG-107) departs the German submarine U-33 (S 183) during a passenger transfer exercise in the Baltic Sea on 5 June 2019.
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The submarines U 15 (S 194) and U 17 (S 196) of the Type 206 submarine class of the German Navy in Wilhelmshaven.
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The German Submarine U 1 (Imperial Navy)
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After surrender U 1023 is towed to the port of Plymouth
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German Uboat U118. Washed ashore at Hastings
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Two German U-Boats grounded near Falmouth in 1921. The one nearer to the camera is UB 86, a UB III-class submarine that was commissioned on 10 November 1917, and made five patrols during the First World War (the hull number is still visible). It was surrendered to Great Britain on 24 November 1918. It was broken up in situ near Falmouth after 1921 after grounding, together with UB 97, UB 106, UB 112, UB 128, and UC 92. The original texts tells that these U-Boats were washed ashore after having been sunk during the war (like U 118 at Hastings in 1919), but the lack of deck guns and periscopes shows that these boats were on the way to the breakers.

Original text: "A most remarkable post-war incident was the washing up on the rocks at Falmouth, England, of two German U-boats. They were cast up but a few feet apart; both had been sunk during the war."
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The Royal Navy during the Second World War
Bow view of a German Biber type Midget U-boat high and dry on a European beach after being forced into capture by the Royal Navy.
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" German U 110 with 4'1" gun forward and 22-pr. Gun aft. Received March 30, 1918." This version was cropped by uploader.