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Old 19-08-17, 04:31 PM   #11
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If it's the same one I was shown around by the owner some years ago, it's actually a German vessel designed as the successor to the E-Boat used to devastating effect in WW2. It's vast inside after one of the decks was removed and was used as a floating home. Bit damp though.
What was this successor then ? Not heard of this before
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What was this successor then ? Not heard of this before
I don't know; I'm quoting what the owner told me. Perhaps it was the F-Boat.
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If it's the same one I was shown around by the owner some years ago, it's actually a German vessel designed as the successor to the E-Boat used to devastating effect in WW2. It's vast inside after one of the decks was removed and was used as a floating home. Bit damp though.
Pretty sure there was one of these up at the end of a sea loch in argyle when I was younger, pretty sure it was german I mean, big though, always had a little chimney with peat smoke coming ut of it, some old dude lived in it. Chimney straight and boat sitting at about a 40 degree angle on the beach!
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I don't know; I'm quoting what the owner told me. Perhaps it was the F-Boat.





The next class of fast attack craft the Germans had was in the 50's, it was the Jaguar class.
Even today they still use fast attack craft as do a few navies. I cheated and googled it

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