U BOAT TYPE VIIC 41
Posted: Tue Mar 03, 2015 8:37 pm
Type VIIC/41 was a slightly modified version of the VIIC and had the same armament and engines. The difference was a stronger pressure hull giving them a deeper crush depth and lighter machinery to compensate for the added steel in the hull, making them slightly lighter than the VIIC. A total of 91 were built; all of them from U-1271 onwards lacked the fittings to handle mines.
Today one Type VIIC/41 still exists: U-995 is on display at Laboe (north of Kiel), the only surviving Type VII in the world.
Maldives 2015 in margin of sheet SgMS?, scott?
Source: Wikipedia
Today one Type VIIC/41 still exists: U-995 is on display at Laboe (north of Kiel), the only surviving Type VII in the world.
Maldives 2015 in margin of sheet SgMS?, scott?
Source: Wikipedia