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Submarine Construction (Unterseebootsbau)


Year: 1972
Language: English
Author: Gabler U.
Genre: Technical book
Publisher: The Naval Ship Research and Development Center
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: 186
Description: This book deals comprehensively with the nature of submarines, more specifically, with their planning, design, and construction. The associated equipment and operation of submarines are treated only when necessary to understand special construction details.
The book discusses the present status.of the techniques of submarine construction, although there have been no new developments in this field in Germany for decades. Its purpose is to serve as a handbook for design and construction engineers and shipbuilders and to introduce naval officers to the field of submarine engineering.
I would like to thank those firms which kindly provided the photographs. The sketches were made by my colleagues at Ingenieurkontor Luebeckю I also would like to thank Mr. H. G. Hahn for editing the text and Mr. C. Aschmoneit, Federal Building Director, for his review.

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