A treasure trove of vital German intelligence, the submarine's capture was top-secret. See inside the U-boat, now a permanent exhibit at Chicago's Griffin ... marking the first time the service ...

See inside the U-boat, now a permanent exhibit ... Uncovering German secrets Detection and radio equipment on board the German submarine U-505.US Naval History and Heritage Command The Navy ...

See inside the U-boat, now a permanent exhibit ... Serving as an attack submarine, the U-505 had six 21-inch torpedo tubes — four in the bow and two in the stern — with storage to carry ...

German Capt. Harald Lange, who commanded the U-505, ordered the crew to abandon ship. To avoid capture, the Germans attempted to sink the U-boat with time bombs throughout the submarine and opened a ...