U-Boat on surface - German U-Boat bridge and view of transport through binoculars

German U-boats among fleet underway in the Mediterranean Sea during World War I. A German U-boat submarine underway. Sailors on deck of the U-boat. Imperial German Navy flag flutters on the top of the submarine. Views of several more German submarines, including two side by side. Close view of several German sailors. Location: Mediterranean Sea. Date: 1916.

U-boat sinks a ship then divers go onto a shipwreck. At 16.31 hours on 25 May, 1941, the unescorted Radames was hit in the stern by one torpedo from U-103 after being chased for about five hours and sank slowly by the stern off the Liberian coast. Some good vintage B-Roll - German U-Boats, Firing torpedo, sinking ships, Jaques Cousteau, old UW camera, Very early Cousteau, Wreck Diving, Drama, Drama, Drama :-) castle films

Berlin cityscape

US sailors bring four German U-boats across the Atlantic Ocean

Titles read: "NAVY SINKS THREE U-BOATS". <br/> <br/>Atlantic Sea. <br/> <br/>Several shots of a British naval convoy at sea. Brief shots of U-boats as commentator talks of German planes and U-boats attacking a British convoy of over 30 ships. German planes drop bombs. Various shots of warship guns firing. Footage taken by an amateur cameraman on one of the destroyers shows explosions in the sea around the U-boats and a U-boat sinking - very dark and poor quality "but they are the real thing". <br/> <br/>The amateur footage freezes for a few seconds so we can make out some blobs in the water, which we are told are U-boat survivors.

A German U-boat with its crew sails by and partially submerges. Crew on the deck observe the scene through binoculars. Master in Apple Pro Res 422 HQ 29.97fps 1080p.

b&w - newsreel - WWII - World War II - battling the German U-Boats - U-Boat - ships - Nazi submarine - explosions -torpedo launch - sailor looks through binoculars - U.S. coast guard - freighter sinks - bombs drop - water explosion - airplane - men in the water - picked up and taken to internment camp - battle

WARSHIP GUN CREW WATCH SURRENDERING GERMAN U-BOAT IN DISTANCE OFF PORTSMOUTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE. NAVY MAN USES LIGHT TO FLASH SIGNAL COMMANDS TO U-BOAT. GERMAN CREW ON U-BOAT DECK.

B&W newsreel film, 1945. Shots of former German submarine building facilities, and several German U-Boats surrender in US waters.

U-boat surfacing, crew leaving conning tower of U-Boat.

SPIES - ATLANTIC WALL & U-BOATS

ISSUE_NO = 856 NO_OF_ITEMS = 4 ITEM_NO = 3 DESCRIPTION : The Royal Engineers use German bombs to demolish U-boat pens at Hamburg. CARD_FILE = 46164 CARD_TITLE : U-BOAT PENS DEMOLISHED SHOT_LIST : KS Elevated shot of U-boat pens. Various shots of German civilians assisted by British soldiers, (Naval), laying German dynamite, bombs etc. in position for blowing same up. Laying fuse wires. Major Donally presses button which sets off fuse. GV pens blowing up - colossal explosion. MS aftermath, ruined, wrecked U-boat pens. INDEX : Buildings, Countries - Germany, Military - Officers and men, Nationalities - German, Personalities, Engineering MATERIAL : Neg - Can 8634 Print - Can 8639 Cut Lav - Can 8643 LENGTH_SHOT = 650 DATE_SUBD = 10/23/1945

Torpedo strikes ship; ship sinks; John Holland's early submarine shown with Holland as a VERY old man; Holland CU; German U-boats leave port; their over-all commander Admiral Tirpitz shown CU; shots from U-boat as it shells and sinks British ship; German officers plan; they torpedo another ship; it sinks; ship's crew in lifeboat taken on board sub; shots of experimnetal UK steam-powered sub; at war's end, U-boats, crews surrender to British

Cheerful female friends holding champagne flutes while boating in lake. Women are enjoying drinks while traveling in boat. They are wearing casuals.

German U-boat with skull and crossbones symbol painted on the side motoring into a harbour c.1941.

USN film that details the capture and transportation of the German U-boat, U505. Ultimately the U505 was displayed at the museum of science and industry in Chicago, Illinois.

Unused / unissued material - dates and locations unclear or unknown. <br/> <br/>German U-boat pens. <br/> <br/>Various shots of damaged German U-boats in large building. British (?) soldiers laying fuse wire outside. A sign reads: "LIFT FEET FUSES LAYED". <br/> <br/>Several shots of battered harbour and docklands in Germany caused by bombing raids.

Crew of surrendered German u-boat is taken aboard Canadian ship Fairmile Q117 off coast of Shelburne

A German documentary about German U-boats attacking enemy ships in the Atlantic Ocean during World War I. A German U-boat underway in Atlantic ocean or North Sea Atlantic. The U-boat surfaces and goes underwater. Interiors of the U-boat showing German Navy personnel at work. An enemy ship is sunk by the Germany U-boat torpedo attacks. Location: Germany. Date: 1916.

GERMAN U-BOATS SURRENDER AT ATLANTIC PORT. GERMAN U-BOAT UNDER WATCHFUL WARSHIPS & BLIMP RIDE INTO CAPE MAY NEW JERSEY TO SURRENDER. GERMAN CREW ON DECK BEING SEARCHED FOR WEAPONS.

WWII, b&w newsreel, German officer at controls of U-boat - Nazi Submarine

This German newsreel was sold for the home market to civilians who wanted to track the progress of WWII. This particular film celebrates the German U-boats, and especially the sinking of the British aircraft carrier HMS Courageous by submarine-launched torpedo on 17 September 1939. Footage of the crew and Captain Otto Schuhart of the U-29, which sunk the ship, being congratulated by the fleet and Adolf HItler at the port of Wilhelmshaven at 2:19. The commander of the German submarine force, Commodore Karl Dönitz, is shown at 1:19, regarded the sinking of HMS Courageous as "a wonderful success". Grand Admiral Erich Raeder, commander of the Kriegsmarine, directed that Schuhart be awarded the Iron Cross First Class and that all other members of the crew receive the Iron Cross Second Class. <p><p>Featured submarines: Type IX (9) U-boats U-38 and U-37. <p><p><p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD and 2k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com