Listed below are the various sea vessels destroyed during the long Battle of Mediterranean. The information comes from Wikipedia under the heading of
Battle of the Mediterranean. This list shows both allied and axis vessels.
Battle of the Mediterranean
Major naval actions of the campaignYes. Caught off guard the Regia Marina had the advantage over the allied Navies and serveral ships were sunk in meditteranean waters-6 to be exact,1 British Cruiser Calypso ,2 British Submarines Grampus and Orphenus,1 Destroyer Khartoum a ship Known as the Odin,and 1 French Submarine the Morse'.proboly many others damanged at a cost of a number of their own vessals destroyed and damanged.
The submarine and the various types of mines.
109 ships of 593,864 tons in Atlantic
3,000 Allied ships (175 warships; 2,825 merchant ships)
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ships or boats
Yes. Caught off guard the Regia Marina had the advantage over the allied Navies and serveral ships were sunk in meditteranean waters-6 to be exact,1 British Cruiser Calypso ,2 British Submarines Grampus and Orphenus,1 Destroyer Khartoum a ship Known as the Odin,and 1 French Submarine the Morse'.proboly many others damanged at a cost of a number of their own vessals destroyed and damanged.
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No, they did not. The first time major Allied warships shelled France was on D-Day.
The submarine and the various types of mines.
During WWII, Allied warships used ASDIC (an early, crude form of Sonar), airplanes (some ships carried recoverable seaplanes), and visual lookouts (binoculars) to spot submarines and direct attacking vessels to the contact.
109 ships of 593,864 tons in Atlantic
The Mediterranean Area was closely associated with the Invasion of Sicily.
3,000 Allied ships (175 warships; 2,825 merchant ships)