A German U-boat from the First World War is likely to have been sunk deliberately rather than being handed to the Allies, according to a 3D map produced by researchers at a Scottish university.

However, there is one German U-boat that's not only intact, but is also able to be visited. The SM U-1 was built before the war, and Germany decommissioned it before the submarine saw a single battle.

Submarines can submerse deep into the water, and unless they re detected on sonar radar, submarines are capable of launching silent attacks or ambushes on other submarines by using their torpedoes.

The 15ft (4.6m) sculpture marks the surrender of 160 German U-boats in Essex 100 years ago. The 15ft ... Video, 00:01:00 Model U-boat marks WW1 surrender. Subsection. Essex. Published. 20 November ...

Both the British HMS E52 and German S25 destroyer were retired from service over 100 years ago, after the end of World War I. The SMS S24 was a V1-class torpedo boat built for the Imperial German ...

PARIS:The wreck of a World War One German submarine is gradually resurfacing on a beach in northern French after decades of being buried in the sand The Tribune, now published from Chandigarh ...

The U-111 submarine was captured by the U.S., sailed back to the U.S. and eventually thought lost to the ages, until explorers found it on Labor Day.

A 15ft (4.6m) sculpture of a German U-boat has been created on an Essex beach to mark 100 years since 160 boats were surrendered there at the end of World War One. The U-boats, stretching in ...