Captured Type XVIIB5 Seehund midget submarines, Germany, 1945Recovering a Type XVIIB midget submarine, IJmuiden, Netherlands, 1951Beached Type XXVIIB5 submarine, Castricum, Netherlands, 2 Dec 1952, photo 1 of 5Beached Type XXVIIB5 submarine, Castricum, Netherlands, 2 Dec 1952, photo 2 of 5
Captured Type XVIIB5 Seehund midget submarines, Germany, 1945Recovering a Type XVIIB midget submarine, IJmuiden, Netherlands, 1951Beached Type XXVIIB5 submarine, Castricum, Netherlands, 2 Dec 1952, photo 1 of 5Beached Type XXVIIB5 submarine, Castricum, Netherlands, 2 Dec 1952, photo 2 of 5
Beached Type XXVIIB5 submarine, Castricum, Netherlands, 2 Dec 1952, photo 3 of 5Beached Type XXVIIB5 submarine, Castricum, Netherlands, 2 Dec 1952, photo 4 of 5Beached Type XXVIIB5 submarine, Castricum, Netherlands, 2 Dec 1952, photo 5 of 5Type XXVII
Beached Type XXVIIB5 submarine, Castricum, Netherlands, 2 Dec 1952, photo 3 of 5Beached Type XXVIIB5 submarine, Castricum, Netherlands, 2 Dec 1952, photo 4 of 5Beached Type XXVIIB5 submarine, Castricum, Netherlands, 2 Dec 1952, photo 5 of 5Type XXVII 'Seehund' midget submarine as a museum ship, Hackensack, New Jersey, United States, 31 Aug 2013
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