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What strategy did Germany use against Great Britain in 1915?
unrestricted submarine warfare
Germany sent U-boats out into the Atlantic because?
Guerre de Course (to conduct warfare against merchant ships).
Germany's naval weapon agains great Britain?
England has always been a great sea-power, and as a consequence has been able to conduct a "Guerre de Escadre" fleets against fleets (warships against warships). Germany has always been weak at sea, and consequently has had to pursue "Guerre de Course", commerce raiding. For this type of warfare, Germany's weapon of choice...the submarine.
When did Germany and Britain begin u-boat warfare?
1914
What is something that happend in both world war 1 world war 2?
Britain allowed Germany to conduct submarine warfare twice in the same fashion, in the same ocean, using the same tactics.
Why did countries use tench warfare?
France, U.S., Russia, Germany, Britain, etc.
What does Clausewitz say about guerrilla war?
Weak armies conduct guerilla warfare; weak navies conduct "Guerre de Course" (Commerce Raiding-such as Germany's submarine warfare in WWI/II). Strong armies fight conventional battles; strong navies fight "Guerre de Escadre" (warships against warships/fleet vs fleets).
What problems did the united state have remaining neutral when France and Britain went to war?
France and Britain never went to war against each other. The United States entered the war because of Germany's unrestricted submarine warfare and the their telegraph to Mexico telling to attack.
Did the Navy's North Sea Mine Force conduct mine warfare against the German Navy in World War 2?
No
What were the goals of Germany's policy of unrestricted submarine warfare?
To cut Britain, Europe and Russia off from deliveries of badly needed supplies.
What caused the US to side with Brittain during World War 1?
Cultaral ties to Britain (traded with Britain and Allies more than the Central Powers) Germany's use of unrestricted submarine warfare Germany's Zimmerman Note to Mexico
How did Germany plan to blockade British ships?
Germany planned to blockade British ships primarily through the use of submarine warfare, particularly with U-boats. By targeting merchant vessels and naval ships in the waters around Britain, Germany aimed to disrupt supply lines and weaken the British economy. This tactic was part of a broader strategy to cut off resources and food supplies to the UK, ultimately hoping to force Britain into submission during World War I. The unrestricted submarine warfare led to significant tensions, including the sinking of the Lusitania, which turned public opinion against Germany.
