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SEMCO Technology Helps Preserve Important WWII German Sub at Museum of Science & Industry

SEMCO Technology Helps Preserve Important WWII German Sub at Museum of Science & Industry

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SEMCO Technology Helps Preserve Important WWII German Sub at Museum of Science & Industry Nearly a half-century has passed since the German U-505 submarine was captured during World War II, but you would never know it to look at her. Curators at the Museum of Science & Industry in Chicago where the sub is on exhibit want to keep it that way. Photo credit: Scott Brownell, Museum of Science and IndustrySince her capture in 1944, the U-boat h

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