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I need help with a translation for: Ausfahrrohre fur Stenge Bugschutzgerat. It is the angular device located on the stem of the panzerschiffe. I could not enlarge the picture anymore. Any help is appreciated.
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Help with Translation of K-marine ship term
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Re: Help with Translation of K-marine ship term
Extension tubes for a bow ram? I'm guessing to protect the bow in case of ramming, such as a MTB or Submarine.
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HI Gorque,
Thank you, better than what I imagined!
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Thank you, better than what I imagined!
Happy Holidays,
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The "bugschutzgerät" was a device to protect against mines - primary used on the various raumboote and sperrbrecher, but it also saw use on other (larger) surfaceships.
There were basically two systems: The internal extendable (ausfahrbarer spier) and the external foldable (klappspier).
For the minesweepers both a mechanical device (typically a raumotter with a mechanical wirecutter) and an acoustic influence device (geräusboje, GBT) could be used. For other vessels only mechanical devices were used as far as I can tell.
The mechanical device would deflect/snag and cut the anchorwire of the mines, leading them out aside of the hull where the minecupolas could be sunk by means of small arms fire or similar.
The influence-device would set off the mines located in front of the vessell's course, creating a safe passageway in terms of threats from acoustic mines.
I could only find one illustration now, showing the klappspier with a GBT, but you get the idea. The ausfahrbarer spier would protrude out to each side of the bow below the waterline, to deflect/snag the anchorwires.
There were basically two systems: The internal extendable (ausfahrbarer spier) and the external foldable (klappspier).
For the minesweepers both a mechanical device (typically a raumotter with a mechanical wirecutter) and an acoustic influence device (geräusboje, GBT) could be used. For other vessels only mechanical devices were used as far as I can tell.
The mechanical device would deflect/snag and cut the anchorwire of the mines, leading them out aside of the hull where the minecupolas could be sunk by means of small arms fire or similar.
The influence-device would set off the mines located in front of the vessell's course, creating a safe passageway in terms of threats from acoustic mines.
I could only find one illustration now, showing the klappspier with a GBT, but you get the idea. The ausfahrbarer spier would protrude out to each side of the bow below the waterline, to deflect/snag the anchorwires.
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Perfect, thank you Natter!
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Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all.
I'll be joining the [urlhttps://www.kystfort.com/forum/] soon, as I have a question for the Norwegian Experts!
Thanks again for your help,
RandJS