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What thrust the US into an undeclared naval war with nazi Germany?
A German Submarine sunk a U.S. ship carrying weapons to Britain. Dont know the exact date though.
Where were the remains of German submarine U166 found?
The German Type IXC U-boat U-166 was sunk by U.S. Navy PC-566 on July 30, 1942, approximately 100 miles off the Louisiana coast. It is the only submarine know to have been sunk in the Gulf of Mexico.
Where does a U-boat travel?
You probably want to know about a "U-Boat", from "Unterseeboot", German for Undersea Boat, or, in other words, a submarine. So the answer is "underwater".
The battle between the German Luftwaffe and the british air force is know as?
Battle of Britain during summer of 1940.
Did Great Britain pay off the debt of the Seven Years War?
yes, no, i don't know
What German ship was used in World War 2?
The most famous of all of the German boats in WW2 was the U-boat, it was a kind of submarine that fired torpedo's and a ship before it could see it or even know that an enemy was nearby.
What wars did they have in great Britain?
The Blitz is the only one I know of currently. It was a failure of German bombing in London and other small towns.
Where is the crashed submarine in Pokemon ranger guardian signs?
Do you know where Tilt Village is? And do you know the girl who stands next to that cage, right? The submarine is through there.
What is 'know' in German?
English: "to know" is German: "wissen" or "kennen".
How was the Britainic damaged and sink?
If you're refering to the Britanica, the sister ship to the Titanic. Identical in design , both operated by the White Star Line. As you know the Titanic sank in the mid-north Atlantic, April 12th between 11:00pm and 2:30 am roughly. Its sister ship the Britanica was struck by a German submarine in the eastern section of the mediterrenean sea in a shallow enough depth that it can be studied. My guess? A German submarine in the eastern mediterrenean sea struck it and it sank.
What is the record for a submarine being continually underwater?
don't know the actual record, but i know that the USS Parchee was "submerged" for 87 days in 1985/86(?).
Portion of the marine biome that is too deep for sunlight to penetrate?
I dont know i want to know the answer myself
