Wow, what a magnificent looking craft....

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I'd love to see a tour of a boat like this staged as though it had just come home from a patrol

What a beautifully restored piece of history. Engineering in Germany at that time was incredible! And yes, how many of these U Boats were produced in such a short time.

Toured this and museum a couple times, great technology for its day..another interesting thing nearby is you can see many buildings near the harbor that were bombed, the newer repaired walls stand out clearly from the older parts..Bremerhaven was quite heavily bombed

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The type XXI is a mean looking sub

Very nice Video, much appreciated! 👍😊 I visited the Boat on a School Trip, 36 years ago. Unfortunately, at the time I did not fully appreciate the significance of the boat nor the technology. 😢

its amazing just how advanced German technology was at this time, the blues prints bust have been drawn up several years before the first Type XXI was laid down. A first rate Video Beck's, thanks.

Bro is giving me PTSD from playing Sent Hunter as a kid with these sound effects. Perhaps I should revisit it at some point

I had the opportunity to tour this Sub while I was on a NATO Cruise on board the USS Manitowoc LST-1180 back in "78". Those sure were great days back then.

Claustrophobia.....

i believe there are 2 ,u-505 in chicago

They were so ahead of their time on many aspects as an American I am glad we won when we did and they didn’t have more time to progress even more

Tom Clancy said it was shocking how crudely built Soviet subs are. Bit of an understatement

Thank you!

I don't see any chairs.. I am wondering exactly what they did for 12 hours a day..

Thank you for visiting our ship!! Im an engineer on board her for about 15 years now, its a labor of love and we do it to preserve the history for the future :)

This video is absolutely AMAZING!! thank you so very, very much!! I'm currently building the Revell 1/144 cutaway Type 21, and although i have managed to find a lot of references to update and further detail the sometimes incorrect interior there are some areas that i have not been able to find such as the conning tower, bridge and pump room. Your video is a PERFECT reference for these, as unfortunately i am unable to visit her to see them for myself. Thank you once again, i will be checking out your other videos (especially the Type 7) as they are brilliant guided tours!

Yes, very good take, not "game changers". I'll give German engineers some slack, they got low priority in a messed up system. This boat never had a chance to be developed - but refining the concept gave us fast d/e attack boats & the Nautilus in short order. Thanks. 6:16 That Australian report says it's from "ACT", which is Canberra's little city state! Cheers. 🇦🇺 ⚓

This boat is very familiar looking to anyone who has been on an Oberon. Cheers from Canberra. 🇦🇺 ⚓

What’s craziest the technology? They had 80 years ago and how it’s still in effect and we use the same vehicles and tools of war to this day just upgraded with new computer technology involved but it’s also scary that as humans are now in our secretary phase in relying too much on intelligence AI and all of thatset a building weapons of destruction. We need to focus on peace in minding our own businesses and not getting involved in other countries affairs.

It’s not that hydrodynamics wasn’t known by the allies, it just wasn’t that necessary. Gato subs were the best subs used during the war.

I believe the quote is We had a great team on paper Unfortunately we played on grass

Laboe is fällich...

The pages of blueprints probably would fill a truck.

2 Jahre früher und es hätte keinen D-day gegeben.

This submarine is underrated in the media.

Amazing insight into U Boat life. Thanks for sharing.

Super slow beginning ... :(

The brains that build this machine is all dead,thas why i don't like to strain my self in this life,what were they fighting for 😂😂😂

Pig boat

Simply astonishing !! Compare this technology to a 1940s US automobile. It's like comparing a gemstone to a pile of coal.

Nice tour and video

Very great and interesting video

Amazing ...👍

Superb tour and an amazing craft. If Germany had this type operational in 1940 - 43 England likely would not have survived due to lack of fuel and food. The US navy would have had to develop new technology and procedures to combat these vessels and escort convoys. Any craft on the Atlantic was very possibly a dead duck. My mother had a cousin who was one of her best friends and was on the Nevada during the Pearl Harbor attack. He was then shipped to the Atlantic aboard the Destroyer Escort Fiske doing convoy duty when it was sunk near Iceland(?) and did not survive being in the ice water in the north Atlantic. His name was Burton Engelman.

Not for the claustrophobic!!

Maby 3d print it

A master piece, wish i had one

Where at all were the rear torpedo's stored ? From what I could see they were loaded direct into the tubes ?

Amazing

Awesome job thank you!

Nice video my Dane bro.

Very good filming!

Located in Bremerhaven

WE ARE PROUD OF OUR GERMAN ANCESTORS WHO CAME TO AMERIKA MANY YEAR'S AGO LEGALLY ❤

If this is the same sub as the one back in the 80's. I went through it when I was in 2AD (FWD).

The Germans never had 40,000 submarines lol! I think you meant to say 40,000 submariners - the crew in total. Is this AI generated to have made this error.

So the submarines always ran on electric power, the the diesel engines being used to charge the batteries ?