
1943: The U-Boat's Rampage
1943:U艇的疯狂
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- Completed
- Length
- 423k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 3mo ago
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- Fanqie
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Explore more →Any Books About World War II?
No harem stories. Preferably set on the European battlefield.
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World War II Stories with a German Protagonist, or One from the Soviet Union
Historical Novels Set in Europe
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Good Military Fiction
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Looking for New Novels About Germany: Prussia, the Second or Third Reich, or the Holy Roman Empire
I want new books! I've already read the older ones. I'm looking for something that won't go on hiatus and updates regularly.
A Masterpiece About Nazi Germany in World War II
I want content similar to "Reborn in Germany: From Police Officer to Kingpin." Give me all the acclaimed masterpieces about World War I and World War II that you have!
Looking for Some Really Hardcore Naval Warfare
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Books About Germany in World War II
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There Are So Few Military Novels About the Air Force and Navy
Historical Novels About the Holy Roman Empire, Byzantium, Rome, and the Second German Empire
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Completed Military Novels: Hard-Hitting and Realistic. I’m Out of Things to Read
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Looking for Warship Novels
Any stories where the protagonist starts out with a ship or battleship? Please don't recommend newly launched books.
A Man's Romance: Massive Warships and Huge Guns, Late Qing, World War I, or Republican-Era China Are All Fine!
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Looking for books similar to My Steel Heart: In the Name of the Kaiser.
Classic World War II Novels
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Novels About Naval Warfare and Building Battleships
Historical Fiction About Massive Battleships
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I've Read Army Stories and Air Force Stories. Now I Want to Read About the Navy
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Books About Germany in World War II
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Any Novels Set on the European Front During World War I or II?
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Overall good. However, the snorkel and periscope are useful when diving to a depth of more than 10 meters (keel to sea level), and cannot be used when diving to a depth of more than 20 meters. The author mentioned several times that a snorkel is used for 50 meters and a periscope is used for 60 meters, which is very dramatic. In addition, the portholes can only be used for surfacing, and cannot be seen outside when submerged (because they must be sealed with iron covers, otherwise they will be crushed by deep water).
It's well written, but it's a pity that it was written in 1943 instead of 39.
The content is very realistic and the details are hard-core, but aren't there a few chapters missing? There is a bit of a disconnect between 50 and 51
It's a good book, although it has some flaws, it's still worth reading.
(Comments from Cui Chu)
Very niche themes must be encouraged
Looks good and real, reminds me of Silent Hunt
Very novel theme... Support
Very well written. Cheers, author.
I just finished watching Infantry and Armor, and this naval one is also a must-have.