Martin Pritchard:
Wheels for the Enigma machine
Martin Pritchard:
Inside U 534
Martin Pritchard:
Inside U 534
Martin Pritchard:
U 534 Front end torpedo tubes
Martin Pritchard:
Toilet area on U534 , could not be used if the sub was lower than 50 metres
Martin Pritchard:
Middle section U 534
Martin Pritchard:
Middle and rear section of U 534
Martin Pritchard:
Middle section of U 534
Martin Pritchard:
Looking inside U 534
Martin Pritchard:
Electric motor room on U 534, two Siemens motor / generators developed 500 horse power per each motor
Martin Pritchard:
Electric motor room on U 534, two Siemens motor / generators developed 500 horse power per each motor
Martin Pritchard:
U 534 `s M A N 9 cylinder 4 stroke single acting 2050 horse power each, slow speed would use 160 litres per hour, 240 tons of fuel on board
Martin Pritchard:
U 534 `s M A N 9 cylinder 4 stroke single acting 2050 horse power each, slow speed would use 160 litres per hour, 240 tons of fuel on board
Martin Pritchard:
U 534 `s M A N 9 cylinder 4 stroke single acting 2050 horse power each, slow speed would use 160 litres per hour, 240 tons of fuel on board
Martin Pritchard:
U 534 `s M A N 9 cylinder 4 stroke single acting 2050 horse power each, slow speed would use 160 litres per hour, 240 tons of fuel on board
Martin Pritchard:
U 534
Martin Pritchard:
U 534 `s M A N 9 cylinder 4 stroke single acting 2050 horse power each, slow speed would use 160 litres per hour, 240 tons of fuel on board, note the vice on the bench !
Martin Pritchard:
U 534 `S Conning tower
Martin Pritchard:
Further damage evidence to U534
Martin Pritchard:
Inside U 534
Martin Pritchard:
Front end torpedo doors
Martin Pritchard:
What it would have looked like U 534 `s ensign
Martin Pritchard:
One of U 534 torpedos
Martin Pritchard:
U534 machine gun
Martin Pritchard:
Front end of U 534
Martin Pritchard:
U 534 Information board
Martin Pritchard:
Depth charge damage on U 534 clearley visible
Martin Pritchard:
The prop on the depth charge damaged side
Martin Pritchard:
U boat`s film camera (taken through glass panel)
Martin Pritchard:
Enigma machine on display in cabinet (taken through glass panel)
