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Thank you for this most informative and well filmed video, so I shall be subscribing to your site.

This U-boat is in a open air museum in Bremerhaven, it's really great to visit and enter it

April 20 1944 hitler's birthday he was presented with a incomplete .type XX1 prototype ? kept afloat by bouyance bags baltic coast where they were manufactured was to be defended to the last by germany

I toured this boat three years ago. Amazing condition and so much roomier than a Type 7 or 9. You don't have access everywhere like the conning tower but great tour nonetheless.

Huge Salute to your services. The Silent!

Did the type xxi & xxiii use the external radar-absorbant rubber coating that was used or trialed on earlier types?

God video, men smid det københavner engelsk i havet

Excellent video, information, narration , and practical tour. Thank you.

The restoration is a work of art in itself. Great knowledge in low key narration. Aside from being on the wrong side, genius intrepid design. Whew...

*Nobody would ever call that thing a ... **_"Pig Boat."_*

Thank you for making this video. My Dad and I visited this boat when we were in Bremerhaven in 1975.

Where is the sick bay/ship medical area

Nice presentation. Glad Hitler jumped the shark and went too early in WW2. As it was, Berlin narrowly missed being nuked the dude was so crazy.

Check the dates when visiting. I turned up on a beautiful winter day to find it closed for the season 🙄

Exceptional video. Thank you. 👍🏼⚓️ I think this will get you more “Subs” (pun intended 😉) and a million views.

My grandfather was a ww2 sailor. The ship he served on was nicknamed “the tricky jew”.

Your walkthroughs are great man. Also really enjoy the ambient sounds you add and your style of storytelling. I want to visit this boat one day.

Fantastic video, many thanks 👍🇬🇧

thx for the tour. well done!

This is truly an AMAZING SUB FOR IT TIME and thanks for your a awesome tour......I JUST SUB'ED TO YOUR CHANNEL..... Old F-4 Phantom ll fighter jet pilot Shoe🇺🇸

The bridge offering a much higher level of protection for the crews makes little sense to me. Even if they survive a strafing enemy fighter, any depth charge or regular bomb that hit the boat could still sink it or damage it enough so that it could no longer dive.

This sub is so cool! Imagine if the main toilet was busted and you had to shuffle past the crew quarters, get deafened by the diesels, squeeze between the big electric motors, then finally join the line for the restroom in the tiny cupboard at the back. Though I bet that's still better than being the two poor souls ordered into the pump room, wonder how they annoyed herr kaleun to get that job

Enjoyed the walk-through of this rare sub. Danke!

Very good video! The Type XXI and Type XXIII submarnies were the true sumbmarines themselves and the first moden conventional submarines. All current submarines are derived from them.. Germany did it once again!

Significant increase in comfort? The maze of valves and pipes you could have bumped your self into; and just think the crew on these boats would move about with extreme speed and efficiency. Wow.

What a Fantastic Video👌 Simply Brilliant 👍👍👍

nice soundbed

This is a great video filled with lots of information. I really enjoyed it. Thank you I'm subscribed now.

Thanks for this. Well paced and greatly informative tour.

Excellent tour and video of a truly amazing boat.

very well done, sir! 💪

Compared to US fleet type boats, this boat is a Luxury Liner.. Thank you for a very thorough walk through !

Very interesting, thanks!

A very informative video! Thank you.

If Doenitz had this at the beginning of the war things may have been a lot different in Europe today .

Seeing this video brought a lot of nostalgia for me i was last on that submarine about 10-15 years ago seeing it now again is amazing. Someday im going to visit it again in real life in Bremerhaven when i have the time.

Very nice production.

Looks like it was tossed together without planning. Also looks like it was just abandoned with pots & pans left where they lay when the crew left. Funny that the “crew” are wearing masks. The silly background noises are not realistic.

Excellent video, thanks for posting it. I served aboard the British Porpoise and Oberon class boats in the '70s-'80s, both types were built post ww2 and their design was much influenced by technology from the captured German U-boats. Very interesting comparisons and contrasts between them. I could see a lot that was the same.

Looks like it would take a long time to build...a

Being 6ft 4 i never fancied being a submariner, although there was a Captain of a famous 4 man ' X ' craft who was my height. Having seen the one in Gosport, near where i live in Portsmouth, he must've had lack of claustrophobia.I just watched your very informed walk through of a mk vii U Boot, now i find this, only uploaded yesterday. Subbed and liked.

La Espadon (in St Nazaire, France) which is a copy of the type XXI has the torpedo loading system in place, I'm sure it could be copied.

Germany should have held off invading Russia.. They would have jets, missiles, ballistic rockets, real subs, homing rockets anti air, air to air/ground. We would all speak German now

Thank you. Very interesting and informative.

Great job and thank you for making this video. 👍

100 built very few in service.

Nice video, but could have spared us for the sound effects.

Lucky for us that Adolf had disapproved funds and resources for the development of the typeXXI in 1941, when he was first presented with the plans for the new type. However, he had stated that the existing boat classes were doing a good enough job and a new class was not necessary and the resources needed for the development of this new type, were needed elsewhere more urgently. Then of course, when presented with a new situation of the older boat classes not being adequate anymore, an emergency development and production program was launched, which of course came too late. Had the type XXI been introduced in 1943 instead of 1945, the outcome of the battle of the Atlantic may well have been different and just maybe would have changed the outcome of the war. Lucky for us that Adolf was shortsighted

As both a sub enthusiast, and an ex RCN destroyer stoker, I really enjoyed that .T/Y

Boy, she’s downright gorgeous, both outside and in. Looks uncharacteristically roomy inside, is that due to the way she’s currently set up or is there really that much room indoors?