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A mine displayed on the deck of UC-5 a German Type UC I minelayer submarine of
A mine displayed on the deck of UC-5 a German Type UC I minelayer submarine of the German Imperial Navy.
The submarine ran aground while on patrol on 27 April 1916 and was scuttled by her crew who were captured by HMS Firedrake. The submarine was re-floated and put on displayed at Temple Pier on the Thames river and was later put on display in New York. 21st July 1916
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A haunting relic of the German Imperial Navy's submarine warfare during World War One, this print captures a chilling moment in history. On the deck of UC-5, a Type UC I minelayer submarine, lies an ominous mine - a deadly weapon that wreaked havoc on enemy ships. However, fate had other plans for UC-5. While on patrol on 27 April 1916, the submarine ran aground and was scuttled by her crew to prevent capture. Their efforts were in vain as they were apprehended by HMS Firedrake. Miraculously re-floated after its demise, UC-5 found itself displayed at Temple Pier along the Thames River. The sight of this once-feared war machine drew crowds who marveled at its imposing presence and pondered the horrors it had unleashed upon unsuspecting vessels. The significance of UC-5 extended beyond British shores when it was transported across the Atlantic to be exhibited in New York City. This powerful symbol of naval warfare served as a stark reminder of the global conflict that engulfed nations during those tumultuous times. Preserved through this print from Memory Lane Prints, we are reminded not only of the technological advancements made during World War One but also of humanity's capacity for destruction and resilience.
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