This is true. A wolf pack was a tactical unit of a group of submarines, not a type of submarine. German submarines were generically called U-boats for Undersea boats - literal German translation.
A group of German submarines is called a Wolfpak.
A group of German submarines is called a Wolfpak.
The submarines were either called "submarines" or "U-boats." The German submarine was called the "U-boat"
german U-boats were submarines. in German they are called Unterseeboot
german U-boats were submarines. in German they are called Unterseeboot
Underseaboats.
German submarines were referred to as U-boats during the world wars.
it was called U-boat
Underseaboats.U-boats
The name U-boat was applied to German submarines.
German U-Boats are submarines. In World War 2, the Germans used these submarines to attack in groups of three or more. The Germans called these groups of submarines "wolfpacks". The Americans, British & Canadians also used the name "wolfpack" to refer to a group of German U-Boats.
There were no surface ships in a U-boat wolf pack. (The submarines, like American subs, were called, "Boats".) The smallest wolf packs were 2 to 4 submarines, while the largest wolf packs could contain up to 20 submarines. The size of the wolf packs always depended on what their commander, Karl Doenitz wanted them to do.