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FGS U17 S196

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Photographer:
seaweasel [ View profile ]
Captured:
Jun 30, 2021
Location:
Rendsburg, Germany
Photo Category:
Submarines
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Jul 27, 2021
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3,000 x 2,000

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Eastbound on Kiel Canal passing Rendsburg/Germany underway from Wilhelmshaven to Kiel. The decommissioned submarine U 17 (S196) is earmarked as museum ship and will be part of the collection at Technik Museum Sinsheim in southern Germany. Tugs involved for delivery to Thyssen Krupp Marine Systems at Kiel were BÜLK (IMO 8701284) and STEIN (IMO 9241243) from Schlepp- und Fährgesellschaft (SFK).

Length o.a. 48,60m beam 4,60m draught 4,50m
Tonnage : 498 tons (submerged)
Home port : Eckernförde/Germany (until 12/2010)
Operated by Federal German Navy 3. Ubootgeschwader Eckernförde/Germany (until 12/2010)
Crew : 23
Submarine type : Class 206 A
Range : 4.500 NM
Endurance : 30 days
Main engines : 2 x MTU 12-cyl. (1,500hp each)
Max. speed (at surface) : 10 kts
Max. speed (submerged) : 17 kts
Max. diving depth : 200m +
Built in 1973 by shipyard Howaldtswerke Deutsche Werft (HDW) at Kiel/Germany, decommissioned 12/2010

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My pleasure jaybird, it was a very nice and rare sight for a shipspotter.

Cheers, Hans

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Hi Barry your answer also nailed the coffin shut really also thank you ?

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That's cool !!! saeweasel i like very much 10/10 for the photo also thank's ? i also wondered what the difference was between ship/boat? other than a rowing boat? or the QE11? i could see the difference but didn't want to ask incase the expert's thought i was some sort of nonce ?

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A ship can carry a boat but a boat can't carry a ship

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Goodge it, most navies don't...basically MattB, a boat is that 'thing' that hangs on the side of a ship...like a life boat, Google it, it's all about size as with IMO allocation.

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Hello Jens, many thanks for your comment and for giving these examples. It seems that some submarines have IMO numbers while others haven't...I can't see any rule for these allocations, who knows more ?

Cheers, Hans

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Hi MattB-A ship ships cargo-a boat is smaller-A sub is a boat

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Some subs have IMO numbers...
http://www.shipspotting.com/gallery/photo.php?lid=3316460
and
http://www.shipspotting.com/gallery/photo.php?lid=3292799
for example.

Nice catch, Hans! Think you got the most of what can be seen when they are in the water :-)

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👍

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Unfortunately I can't give you an answer to your questions, Matt. Let's wait if some expert in these things can give some explanations here...

Cheers, Hans

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Well caught is all I can say. Should hit the top 3 in a few hours I think which leads me on to my question, namely, what's the difference between a ship and a boat? And why do ships have IMO numbers & subs don't?

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Hello Matt, agree, I suppose once in a lifetime in my case...These vessels came as a complete surprise for us shortly before we had to leave Rendsburg due to heavy rain and thunderstorms moving in from the south.

Best wishes, Hans

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person
Well that's something you don't see everyday.

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