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No, a U-boat is a submarine. A torpedo boat is the boat that destroys the submarine.
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How much attack power did the German U-boats have?
Same as subs from other nations. The first German U-Boats, such as U1 (launched in 1906) which originated from a batch of subs sold to Russia during the Russo-Japanese War in 1904 had one torpedo tube. By WWII some subs had 6 tubes, plus a deck gun.
Are the twin towers and The World Trade Center the same thing?
yes they are the same thing
What did the Romans do with crowbars?
The Romans did the same thing with crowbars as we do, they pried things up or open with them.The Romans did the same thing with crowbars as we do, they pried things up or open with them.The Romans did the same thing with crowbars as we do, they pried things up or open with them.The Romans did the same thing with crowbars as we do, they pried things up or open with them.The Romans did the same thing with crowbars as we do, they pried things up or open with them.The Romans did the same thing with crowbars as we do, they pried things up or open with them.The Romans did the same thing with crowbars as we do, they pried things up or open with them.The Romans did the same thing with crowbars as we do, they pried things up or open with them.The Romans did the same thing with crowbars as we do, they pried things up or open with them.
Did Vietnam ever attacked the us?
Yes. In the 20th century a US warship was considered US sovereign territory. On 02 August 1964 elements of the North Vietnamese Navy's 135th Torpedo Boat Squadron operating P4 torpedo boats attacked the US destroyer USS Maddox in the Tonkin Gulf. Maddox returned fire, reporting destroying or sinking one NVN vessel and recieved one hit from their 25mm machine guns. USN F8 Crusader jets from a US aircraft carrier joined the fray and also reported destroying one enemy boat. The remainder of the NVN vessels returned to their base in North Vietnam. On 04 August 1964 it happened again, same place, same warship plus the USS Turner Joy; but thats a whole different story...
What did they travel on in colonial times?
If it was across the sea, people traveled on boats to the new land. If it was in the same continent, they would travel by foot or in handcarts.
How much attack power did the German U-boats have?
Same as subs from other nations. The first German U-Boats, such as U1 (launched in 1906) which originated from a batch of subs sold to Russia during the Russo-Japanese War in 1904 had one torpedo tube. By WWII some subs had 6 tubes, plus a deck gun.
What was a torpedo junction?
Torpedo Junction was a term applied to any area during WWII that had a lot of ship sinkings from torpedoes (usually launched from submarines; and not destroyers, planes, or torpedo boats). The same rule applied to "ambush alley". Every war has an "ambush alley." Anytime military personnel get ambushed or otherwise have a gun battle or get shot at when passing down a certain road, highway, trail, etc. they title it, an "ambush alley." However, naval wars are a lot rarer than ground wars, and the last major naval war was WWII. The last large scale naval combat was the Falklands War in 1982 (between Britain and Argentina). The last important use of the torpedo was the Vietnam War, when on 02 August 1964 North Viet Navy torpedo boats attacked the USN destroyer USS Maddox in the Tonkin Gulf helping to ignite the Vietnam War. Torpedoes were launched at the Maddox, but scored no hits; but war was commenced against North Vietnam that same month.
Same thing about the north and south?
during the civil war the south and the north have in common that they use machines,they used boats for transportation and they had plantations.
Are you-boats and submarines the same thing?
Yes, but U-boat is confined to German subs. the word is literally Unterseeboot- Undersea Boat, which is what a submarine is.
Why did heyerdahl cross the oceans on primitive sailing vessels rather than one modern boats?
to show that ancient Egyptians could do the same thing
Who makes lema boats?
The Lema boats were designed by Richard "Dick"Lema His first boats were known as bonito then the name changed to lema boats when he found out another company had the same name. He also designed boats for rampage and north coast. they are all boat of the same design
How many boats crashed in the same icefeild the Titanic did?
i think 9 boats like titanic
How do you string a rock it pocket?
check on lacrosseforums.com. They will show you how to do the knots but not the whole thing b/c it's patented The guy is right but just learn how to string a torpedo pocket and that would help a lot bc the knots are the same
Who is responsible of maintaining a sharp lookout when two boats are operating in the same general area?
The operators of both boats
How do you make lemonade using lemon juicers?
A lemon juicer is just like a torpedo with ridges that you stick inside a cut lemon and move around until all the juice comes out. You can do the same thing with a spoon, or you can just squeeze the lemon with your hand and accomplish the same thing. If you squeeze a lot of lemons, a lemon juicer is nice to have, it's not really a necessity.
How do you do the 3 paper boats on club penguin epf?
What you need to do is get the green puffle out and go to the Dock and look around for the paper boat then click on it, the green puffle should now fly out and get it. The second paper boat is outside the light house do the same thing to get the second paper boat. The third paper boat is at the ice berg so go there with your map and do the same thing. Now you know how to get the three paper boats hope that helped!
What does a destroyer do?
IT DESTROYS!!!!! * In the late 1800's they were called "torpedo boat destroyers." As years went by the name was shortened, just as "battle-ships of the line" became battleships, and "aircraft carriers" are coming to be known simply as carriers. * The idea was to protect the larger warships; battleships and cruisers, from enemy torpedo boats, and they did so by surrounding them; the destroyer screen. Later, torpedo boats became less of a threat, but aircraft and submarines arrived to replace them, and the destroyer was still needed to operate with cruisers, battleships, and carriers. * In the past, it was easy to distinguish cruiser from destroyer by their sizes, but today that difference is less apparent. The Spruance class destroyer and Ticonderoga class cruiser are actually built on the same hull. Cruisers are primarily command-and-control ships now, and destroyers still do what they do. They provide a ring of protection for the carriers and cruisers with which they operate, but they are also capable of operating alone.
