| Another
large design for a transport and repair boat type that was to carry supplies to the front
boats in distant parts of the ocean. The XVI's
was to be equipped with a workshop to repair operational U-boats!
None were built.
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| Description: |
Ocean going
/ Transporter / Supply boat (?) |
| First launched: |
x |
| Complement, Off / Men |
? |
| Displacement surf: |
? |
| Displacement subm: |
? |
| Length: |
? |
| Beam, max: |
? |
| Depth: |
? |
| Max speed surfaced: |
? |
| Max speed submerged: |
? |
| Radius surfaced: |
? |
| Radius submerged: |
? |
| Max diving depth: |
? |
| Diving time,
stationary: |
? |
| Diving time, alarm
moving: |
? |
| Oil fuel carried: |
? |
| Torpedo tubes, bow /
stern: |
? |
| Nr of torpedoes /
mines: |
? |
| Guns fitted: |
? |
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|
Off = Officers, surf = surfaced, subm = submerged,
max = maximum, Nr = number, t = tons, m = metres, mm = millimetres,
kt = knots, sm = sea miles, sec = seconds, AA = Anti Aircraft, rds = rounds
+ = more than, - = less than, x = No/none, ? = unknown
Please note that some figures are to be considered approximate.
Main sourse for The Boats Section is the excellent book "U-boats
under the Swastika" by J.P. Mallman Showell, ISBN: 0 7110 0379 3. |
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