Convoy system
Answer 2 The convoy system was used to transport supplies from USA and Canada to Britain during WW2. In a convoy system, a group of merchant vessels of a few tens in number, are protected by a travelling group of destroyers, and occasionally, submarines. The whole fleet travels in an irregular path. If a ship is attacked, it is largely left to its own devices while the remainder of the convoy escapes. The convoy is spread out over a huge area of ocean, so each ship has a fair degree of freedom in its moment by moment course.
Sometimes, a Q ship; a ship disguised as a merchantman, but in fact a heavily - armed ship; would trail the convoy.
Naturally the intended departure date of the convoy was kept secret, but there were a number of spies who passed on as much intelligence as they could, and there was a counter - intelligence organization to try and defeat these. Good old spy VS spy action.
Convoy system
the convoy system
Operation Neptune involved huge naval forces, including 6939 vessels: 1213 naval combat ships, 4126 landing ships and landing craft, 736 ancillary craft and 864 merchant vessels. Some 195,700 personnel were assigned to Operation Neptune: 52,889 US, 112,824 British, and 4988 from other Allied countries.
Yes, cruise ships contribute to global warming. Any transport that uses fossil fuels for power (coal, oil or natural gas) releases carbon emissions into the atmosphere. Cruise ships' engines are usually powered by diesel oil, a fossil fuel.
stability
he had to get ships .
They sure do.
Convoy system
Convoy system
One, the convoy system allowed the British to limit their number of losses. Second, without the convoy system, the Allies lost one out of every 10 ships. With the convoy, the number of ships lost changed to 2 out of 100 ships.
Not counting the flotilla of the cockleshell heroes or the merchantmen, there were 885 ships of the British fleet. There were 278 losses.
the British blockade
the British responded to the raids on their ships because they captured americans ships and faced them into the british navy.
british ships,and french ships.
The Aamericans ships defeated a larger British fleet in Yorktown.
The French fleet arrived off Yorktown and chased off the British ships
9 ships.
9 ships.
Britain interfered with U.S. shipping by impressment .