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Seeking U-Boat Book with Lots of Pics

Discussion in 'Atlantic Naval Conflict' started by JipThePeople, Aug 31, 2007.

  1. JipThePeople

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    I am looking for a good book on U-Boats that contains lots of images and technical diagrams. I have looked thru Amazon.com but it is difficult to ascertain which ones have technical diagrams and images without holding the book. Any recommendations are appreciated.
     
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    If your looking for pictures go with Bucheim's book, "U-Boat War", or "Wolf Pack, The Story of the U-Boat in WWII," can't remember the author on that one.
     
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    E.R.'s book is what you want I think experten Herr Kaleun would agree, loaded with history and tech specs on the U-boots in service and experimental and after war...........

    get it asap before it goes up in price again ......... got mine for US 50.00
     
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    Not is a book. Its a site web. I'm collaborated in it.
    Its in spanish. We took pains in presenting/displaying the History of the UBootwaffe a little better every day.

    http://www.u-historia.com
    Translate online by http://www.tradiweb.com/ta.htm

    I'm invited to all you to visit our pages.:cool:
     
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