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Re: Neutral Buoyancy in WWII
Posted by: Dion Pauls ()
Date: February 02, 2003 03:13AM

I have also never read of a u-boat (or submarine) being able to maintain a given depth without forward movement of at least 1 knot, expect in a simular account where off the coast of Africa (if my memory serves correctly) a u-boat 'sat' upon a denser layer. Now I have to find the information again.

I am also very interested to hear of any antidotal information one way or the other.

Cheers,

Dion Pauls

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Neutral Buoyancy in WWII John 02/01/2003 06:03AM
Re: Neutral Buoyancy in WWII kurt 02/01/2003 05:53PM
Re: Neutral Buoyancy in WWII Rainer Bruns 02/01/2003 07:55PM
Re: Neutral Buoyancy in WWII Dion Pauls 02/02/2003 03:13AM
Re: Neutral Buoyancy in WWII Sander Kingsepp 02/03/2003 12:08PM
Re: Neutral Buoyancy in WWII KJK 02/14/2003 08:20PM


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