Design Studies of German Submarines by the US Navy
| The Design Study of Type IXC U-boats was made available by Scott Sorenson. |
| The Design Study of Type XXI U-boats was made available by the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Public Affairs Office and the Navy Yard Museum - in particular Debora White, Gary Hildreth, Jim Dolf and Bill Tebo (a member of the US Navy crew of U-2513). |
| Photographs and documents of surrendered German submarines and their crews were made available by John Cunningham (a member of the US Navy crew of U-2513). |
| U-2513 off Key West, Florida - 30 October 1946 |
| U-873 in dry dock at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard - 30 June 1945 |
| Click the icons to view the associated records |
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Design Study of Former German Submarine - Type IXC Report 2G-9C | |||||
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| Design Study of Former German Submarine - Type IXD2 Report 2G-9D2 | ||||||
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| Design Study of Former German Submarine - Type XB Report 2G-10B | ||||||
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Design Study of Former German Submarine - Type XXI Report 2G-21 | |||||
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Index of Design Studies (Go direct to a specific subject within the various reports) | |||||
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Board of Inspection report: Items of basic and detail design recommended for consideration in the development of future submarines for the U.S. Navy | |||||
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Surrendered German submarines and their US Navy crews | |||||
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