U-Boot im Focus discusses exclusively the missions of German U-Boots during the Second World War. It is the first regularly published U-Boot magazine which showcases never before seen wartime photos. Each edition has detailed stories about unknown or not so well known subjects on U-Boats, emblems/paintings, camouflage, sub commanders, etc.

Featured in this issue:

• Pennants: Kptlt. Werner Henke’s First Patrol
• Boat in Focus: U-141—A Type II D Boat in Action in the North Atlantic
• Conning Towers: U-83 – Striped Camouflage in the Atlantic and Mediterranean
• Colorphotos: U-Krech Returns from Its 7th Patrol (U-558)
• Documents: The 3rd Submarine Training Division’s Christmas
• Unknown Emblems: U-929’s “Ladybug” Emblem
• Fate: Sunk by a Mine off Salamis - The tragic sinking of U-133
• Scenery: Captain’s Breakfast on the Bridge
• Unusual: Turtle Hunting Despite Threat from the Air (U-431)