cargo submarine

  1. Adler

    8,000 ton Nazi Freight Submarine

    8000 ton U-Transporter (English: " 8,000 ton undersea transport") A very large freight submarine, potentially as means of bypassing allied blockades or resupplying submarines at sea. Weight: 8,000 t Length: 132m Beam: 15m All other information unknown. Drawing is found on the Bundesarchiv...
  2. TinWing

    Vickers Submarine Oil Tanker for BP

    View: https://www.reddit.com/r/submarines/comments/bzv7p7/inspired_by_the_bow_reactor_post_how_many_of_you/
  3. V

    I-400 sized German U-boat projects from WW2?

    The I-400 was the biggest ever submarine built in WW2 and the largest until the advent of the nuclear powered ballistic missile subs, but the Regia Marina is not known to have built any gigantic submarines because it was pounded big time in the November 1940 Battle of Taranto. However I wanted...
  4. covert_shores

    Mystery unbuilt sub design identity?

    found at http://bbs.stardestroyer.net/viewtopic.php?style=4&f=45&t=120954&start=950
  5. Grey Havoc

    Future Chinese "Supersonic" submarine

    http://www.scmp.com/news/china/article/1580226/shanghai-san-francisco-100-minutes-chinese-supersonic-submarine Hmmm.
  6. RyanC

    Commercial (or Semi Commercial) Cargo Submarines

    Yes I know once again from NHHC Photo
  7. TinWing

    Early Post-WWII Dutch Submarines: Unbuilt 3 and 4 pressure hull designs

    These drawings can be found on the site Dutchsubmarines.com, albeit in multiple segments. The cargo submarine concept is a throw back to the WWI German concept - perhaps even the later the later "milch cow" u-boats? I do have to wonder if this design was prompted by the Dutch experience in the...
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