special sections
Allied Warships
Check out our new extensive section on all the Allied Warships during WWII in all theatres of the war.Over 21,000 ships
uboat.net is an apolitical site - our focus was primarily the U-boat War 1939-1945 - but has since expanded to WWI and allied naval vessels of WWII.
About uboat.net
On this site you will find all the German U-boats of both World Wars, their commanding officers and operations including all Allied ships attacked, technological information and much more. You can also browse our large photo gallery and thousands of U-boat books and movies. While hundreds of U-boats were lost some of the boats are preserved as museums today.
We also have a huge section covering the Allied forces and their struggle with the U-boat threat - not to mention the Pacific war. Included there are all the Allied Warships and thousands of Allied Commanding officers from all the major navies (US Navy, Royal Navy, ...) plus technical pages and information on the air forces.
What's new on this site
4 Sep
Wrecks of U 5 and UC 14 in a new article
A new article in Dutch published today covers the discovery of the wrecks of U 5 and UC 14 off the coast of Zeebrugge, Belgium.
10 Jun
The British submarine HMS Triumph (i) (N 18) seems to have been located at 670 feet at an undisclosed location in the Aegean Sea by Kostas Thoctarides and his team.
15 Mar
Italian submarines - ships sunk section added
We have added exciting section to the new Italian submarine section, Ships hit by Italian submarines. We also recently added Most successful Italian submarines section.
15 Mar
Allied warship histories - HMS King George V
Brian has completed the warship histories on the British battleship HMS King George V that was present when the German battleship Bismark was sunk.
16 Jan
Italian submarines. New content
We just added Most successful submarines page to the Italian submarines section. Many of the submarines will now have a photo and a caption. The submarine classes page will also show photos boat photos if we have them. On top of this we are constantly improving the data in the section.
