Standard Unterseeboot XXVI

The standard U-Boot XXVI was a oceanic project of U-Boot during the Second world war. Its principal characteristic was that it was to be equipped with a Turbine Walter with hydrogen peroxide in addition to Moteur S electric Diesel and traditional. This system of anaerobic propulsion could have made of it the most powerful Sous-marin of the world until the arrival of the nuclear Propulsion.

None will be built completely, the end of the war stopping the works in progress.

Bonds

• site proposing of the plans of type XXVI

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