Dutch History: The Royal Dutch Marine Gains Two New Submarines (1960)

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EN - The origins of the inventive Three-Cylinder design are different from most naval vessels. During World War II, the Dutch naval engineer M.F. Gunning works at the Dutch Ministry of the Navy, in London. He developed the three-cylinder principle for submarines; this construction improved stability and made it possible to dive deeper than comparable submarines at the time.

NL - De oorsprong van het inventieve Driecilinder-ontwerp is anders dan bij de meeste marineschepen. Tijdens de Tweede Wereldoorlog was de Nederlandse marine-ingenieur M.F. Gunning werkzaam bij het Nederlandse Ministerie van Marine, in Londen. Hij ontwikkelde het driecilinderprincipe voor onderzeeërs; deze constructie verbeterde de stabiliteit en maakte het mogelijk om in die tijd dieper te duiken dan vergelijkbare onderzeeërs.

🎥 Unknown (director) / Haghe Film (producer) / Nederlands Instituut voor Beeld en Geluid (beheerder) Publication date: 1 January 1960🧾 CC BY-SA

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