Submarine U552, Germany, World War II, 1: 350, Editions Atlas
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Submarine U552, Germany, World War II, 1: 350, Editions Atlas
The German submarine U-552 was a submarine type VIIC built for the Kriegsmarine of Nazi Germany to fight during the Second World War. It was launched on December 1, 1939 at Blohm & Voss in Hamburg with number 528. It entered service on December 4, 1940. U-552 was nicknamed Roter Teufel (Red Devil). Your pet, a smiling devil was painted on the turret. The U-552 was one of the most successful of its kind, operating for more than three years of continuous service and sinking or damaging 30 allied ships with 164,276 tons sunk and 26,910 tons damaged. She was a member of the 21 wolf packss.
U-552 was involved in two controversial actions: in October 1941 it sank the USS Reuben James, the first warship of the US Navy. UU that was lost in World War II; this was at a time when EE. UU it was still officially neutral and provoked a diplomatic dispute. In April 1942 the SS freighter David H. Atwater sank off the coast of the United States.
The U-552 had an unusually long lifespan, surviving until the end of World War II; After evacuating from his French base during the spring of 1944, he devoted himself to training in the Baltic Sea until May 2, 1945, when his crew sank him in Helgoland Bight, preventing him from falling into enemy hands.
Scale 1: 350
Length: 19.00 cm.
Total height: 5.50 cm. (including base)
One of the sides is sectioned to appreciate its interior.
Original ref: 7169103
Manufacture in metal and plastic.
Mounted and painted.
Includes peanay plate with submarine model.
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