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Imperial Russian Navy Submarines
These drawings have been scanned by Vladimir Yakubov (yakv2@yahoo.com) and have been contributed by him as part
of the Warship TechSpec project.
Akula
Bars
Del'fin
Forel'
Holland
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Merchant Navy Memorial, Liverpool (UK)
Copyright Ian Jones, 1999
There is a new memorial in Liverpool, United Kingdom, dedicated
to the Merchant Seamen of both World Wars. The inscription on
the monument reads:
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- of shipyard technology, from
building the Navy's only ropewalk to making itself a center of missile and
electronics conversions. In its 174-year history, Charlestown Navy Yard
played an important role in the birth, growth, and
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Established in 1800, Charlestown Navy Yard served the fleet with
distinction--especially proving its worth in each of the nation's
wars--until its closing in 1974. The men and women of its workforce built
more than
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"Aye Aye Sir" in the Imperial German Navy
Courtesy of Juergen Steenken (steenkenj@netscape.net), answering the question:
What did German sailors in the Kaiserlichemarine and the
Kriegsmarine say in response to a direct order to
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Imperial German Navy Anthem
Juergen Steenken (steenkenj@netscape.net) reports that:
There is no special song known to me as the official
anthem of the Imperial German Navy. But as far as I know,
the most popular for official use was
- me as the official
anthem of the Imperial German Navy. But as far as I know,
the most popular for official use was the "Iltis-Song",
"Stolz weht die Flagge Schwarz Weis Rot".
Click
here
to see the words and hear the melody.
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German Navy Tactical Orders
(source: Public Record Office ADM 186/55 : CB1548 German Navy Tactical Orders )
Commander-in-Chief High Sea Fleet
Jade, 11th June 1915
Gg. 2174 F. 1.
Alterations and Additions No. 174
- Record Office ADM 186/55 : CB1548 German Navy Tactical Orders )
Commander-in-Chief High Sea Fleet
Jade, 11th June 1915
Gg. 2174 F. 1.
Alterations and Additions No. 174 .
Most Secret
Tactical Order No. 6.
- Updated: 26 August, 1999.
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Imperial German Navy Scouting Group Commanders
Courtesy of Dave Alton, (dabg14378@blueyonder.co.uk).
Commanders of the High Seas Fleet Scouting Groups and Leaders of
the Torpedo boats, 1914-1918
Pre-war
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The Imperial German Navy after Jutland
by Kent Crawford (kentndee@theriver.com)
Much is known of the Royal Navy's reactions to the unpalatable results of the Battle of
Jutland. Indeed, not only is the Battle itself still the
- Much is known of the Royal Navy's reactions to the unpalatable results of the Battle of
Jutland. Indeed, not only is the Battle itself still the subject of extensive historical
inquiry, but so too is the extensive work done
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confronting the main strength of the Royal Navy again. When the strategy failed to
deliver worthwhile results on August 16, Scheer abandoned it summarily, and advocated
unrestricted submarine warfare. But that is beyond the scope of this
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German Navy Tactical Orders
(source: Public Record Office ADM 186/55 : CB1548 German Navy Tactical Orders )
Commander-in-Chief High Sea Fleet
Wilhelmshaven, 25th June 1915
Gg. 2439 F. 1.
Alterations and Additions
- Record Office ADM 186/55 : CB1548 German Navy Tactical Orders )
Commander-in-Chief High Sea Fleet
Wilhelmshaven, 25th June 1915
Gg. 2439 F. 1.
Alterations and Additions No. 185 .
Most Secret
Tactical Order No.
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the List of Navy.
(Following paragraphs have been crossed out - Translator )
At present Recognition Signals consist chiefly of the grenade light signal B. The star
recognition signal in general
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