-
German U-boats
during the last year of
World War II and
known to them as a
schnorchel.
Until the
advent of
nuclear power,
submarines were
designed to operate...
- some
Dutch submarines equipped with a
Schnorchel (snorkel) but saw no need for them
until 1943. The
Schnorchel was a
retractable pipe that
supplied air...
- idea of the
schnorchel (snorkel) from
captured Dutch submarines but did not see the need for them
until rather late in the war. The
schnorchel is a retractable...
- of the
schnorchel. The
final version of the
schnorchel head for the Type VIIC.
Starboard view, with and
without the tarnmatte. The
schnorchel in its upright...
- face masks.
Amended 1977. DIN 7878:1980
German standard, Tauch-Zubehör;
Schnorchel; Maße, Anforderungen, Prüfung.
Diving accessories for skin divers. Snorkel...
- BdU war
diary entry on 6 June 1944
states that "for
those boats without schnorchel this
means the last operation". Of the 15, only five got near to the invasion...
- damage. U-534
arrived safely in Bordeaux,
where she was ****ed with a
Schnorchel. On the
second patrol, from 25
August 1944 to 24 October, the boat had...
-
states that from 10 May to 14 July 1945 she made a
continuous submerged Schnorchel p****age, "at 66 days the
second longest in the war [sic -
Germany had...
- available, the
existing U-boat
designs were
gradually equipped with a
Schnorchel (snorkel),
which allowed U-boats to run
their diesel engines whilst submerged...
- old Kapitänleutnant Karl-Adolf Schlitt. The boat was then ****ed with a
Schnorchel underwater-breathing
apparatus before being released for
patrol duties...
