Experience the spectacular transport of the U17 submarine from the Technikmuseum Speyer to the Technikmuseum Sinsheim! Join us on this extraordinary 4-week journey that navigates narrow streets, passes under low bridges, and crosses the Rhine and Neckar rivers. Thanks to the precise engineering of the 30 SCHEUERLE InterCombi axle lines and the expertise of the transport team, particularly the skilled driver Frieder Saam, this transport became a logistical masterpiece.This video showcases the cha

This isn’t the obvious way to move a 350-tonne submarine! U-Boat U17 was operated by the German Navy from 1973 until 2010. It’s halfway through a careful journey to its new home at the Technology Museum in Sinsheim 🇩🇪 📺 Watch here ⬆️ #Germany #GermanNavy #Navy #submarine #ColdWarEra #ColdWar #submarine #sub #museum #militaryhistory #history #forcesnews #news #journalism | Forces News

German Submarine U17 – Silent Hunter Beneath the Waves ⚓️ Once gliding silently beneath the surface, U17 was part of Germany’s Type 206A class, built during the Cold War to patrol the depths of the Baltic Sea. Designed for stealth, it was almost invisible to sonar — a ghost in the ocean. Commissioned in 1973 and decommissioned in 2010, U17 served for nearly four decades, representing the technological evolution from World War II’s steel monsters to precision-built, modern submarines. Unlike its