U-17: The German U-Boat Sunk by Two Fishing Trawlers
SM U-17 was one of Germany’s early coastal submarines, built before diesel engines became standard. During its only combat patrol, it sank two merchant ships before being caught on the surface by the British armed trawlers Oceanic II and Hawk. Unable to dive after taking heavy damage, U-17 sank off the coast of Scotland on June 5, 1915. #UBoat #WorldWarOne #NavalHistory #SubmarineHistory #MilitaryHistory
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