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A confederate submarine was the first to sink an enemy ship what was the submarines name?
The Confederate submarine that was the first to sink an enemy ship was called the H.L. Hunley. It achieved this historic feat on February 17, 1864, by attacking the USS Housatonic off the coast of Charleston, South Carolina. The Hunley was a pioneering vessel in submarine warfare, although it ultimately sank shortly after its successful mission.
What battle ended in the great skedaddle?
First Bull Run (Union name for it) or First Manassas (Confederate name)
What was the name of the Confederate ship that first sunk an enemy ship?
the siege
What was the name of the submarine that sunk the first confederate?
it was the css hl hunly
What was the name of the submarines during World War 1?
Submarines were sometimes referred to as submersibles.
What is the name of the confederate submarine that sank a enemy ship the first time?
Hunley.
What is the name of the person who installs sinks?
A plumber typically installs sinks.
What was the confederate name for the first battle of the civil war?
The First Battle of Bull Run aka First Battle of Manassas.
What was the name of the first Confederate army?
Confederate Provisional President Jefferson Davis created the first Confederate army in March of 1861. He called for 100,000 men to serve for twelve months. The army's name was the Provisional Army of the Confederate States. Davis named its first office, Pierre Gustave Toutant Beauregard to the position of brigadier general. He was a USMA graduate.
A confederate submerine was the first to sink an enemy ship what was the name of the submerine?
The CSS Hunley.
What are you boats in World War 1?
'U-boats' was the name given to German submarines in both the first and second world war.
What was the original name of the Confederate army called the Army of Northern Virginia?
The Confederate army that fought at the First Battle of Bull Run was called the Confederate Army of the Potomac. Later it was renamed to the Army of Northern Virginia.
