WW2 German Submarines (U-boats)

WW2 German Submarines (U-boats)

Naval Warfare History | Second World War

For a time during World War 2, there appeared no answer for the havoc being brought about by the dreaded German U-Boat submarine scourge.

There are a total of [ 12 ] WW2 German Submarines (U-boats) entries in the Military Factory. Entries are listed below in alphanumeric order (1-to-Z). Flag images indicative of country of origin and not necessarily the primary operator.

1

1938

Barbarigo

Attack / Transport Diesel-Electric Submarine

Ocean-Going Attack Submarine

Ocean-Going Attack Submarine

6

1936

Type VII U-Boat

Ocean-Going Diesel-Electric Attack Submarine

7

1944

Type XXI U-Boat

Diesel-Electric Attack Submarine

8

1944

Type XXIII U-Boat

Coastal Attack Submarine

9

Picture of the Type XXVII Seehund (Seal)

1944

Type XXVII Seehund (Seal)

Midget Submarine

10

1936

U-boat U-25 (Type IA)

Ocean-Going Attack Submarine

11

1941

U-boat U-505 (Type IXC)

Diesel-Electric Attack Submarine

12

Picture of the U-boat U-550 (Type IXC/40)

1943

U-boat U-550 (Type IXC/40)

Diesel-Electric Attack Submarine

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