seehund造句

• The first contract for " Seehund " construction was placed on 30 July 1944.
• X-craft were used for reconnaissance, and the " Seehund " was used to carry supplies.
• The smaller barrage, the Seehund consisted of only about 200 mines and about 250 minesweeping obstacles against the surface vessels and minesweeping.
• Other centers involved in " Seehund " production were CRD-Monfalcone on the Adriatic and Kl鯿kner-Humboldt-Deutz at Ulm.
• On 13 March 1945, she sank a second " Seehund " off Dunkirk, France, in a determined depth charge attack.
• In the end " Seehund " production was undertaken by Germaniawerft at Kiel using a facility which was no longer needed for Type XXIII production.
• On 11 March 1945, she sank a German " Seehund " ( " Seal " ) Type XXVII midget submarine off Ramsgate, England.
• The more effective of these weapons and units were the development and deployment of midget submarines like the " Molch " and " Seehund ".
• Flotilla to operate against the convoy route to Antwerp, while on 1 January 1945, " Ekins " sank a German Seehund midget submarine off Ostend.
• A life raft is carried for this reason . " Seehund " s are long with a Schottel Z-drive which gives them a maximum speed of.
• Both the Seeigel and Seehund barrages were recognised by the Finnish Navy as " Suursaari-Kiskolan rivi ", i . e . Suursaari-Kiskola line.
• K-Flottille 311 was specifically designated to oversee deployment of the Hecht miniature submarine while the Seehund submarines were dispersed between K-Flottille 312, 313, and 314.
• The oldest house on Amrum, the former inn " Zum lustigen Seehund " ( " The Merry Seal " ) is located in Steenodde, it was constructed in 1720.
• The last " Seehund " sorties took place on 28 April and 2 May 1945, when two special missions were performed to resupply the besieged German garrison at Dunkirk with rations.
• An updated form of this method is the use of small unmanned " Seehund " drone ) that simulate the acoustic and magnetic signatures of larger ships and are built to survive exploding mines.
• Between the 28 April and 2 May 1945, the Germans were able to deliver a limited amount of supplies to the besieged garrison using " Seehund ", two-man midget submarines.
• Fifty-three " Hechts " were built in total between May and August 1944, but their unsatisfactory performance meant they never saw action, and were mostly used for training " Seehund " crews.
• During World War II the Kriegsmarine experimented with such a system as an alternative to the Walter peroxide system, including a variant of the Type XXVIIB " Seehund " midget submarine, the " Klein U-boot ".
• From the Allied point of view the " Seehund " s small size made it almost impossible for Asdic to get a return from her hull, while her very quiet slow speed running made her almost immune to detection by hydrophone.
• ROV can be controlled remotely or manually by an onboard crew ( usually 3 ) for maneuvering in harbours or in training ( the " Seehund " is too large to be carried by " Ensdorf "-class vessels ).