Naval destroyers were a menace to submarines during WW 2 and difficult ships to sink. The speed of a destroyer and its ability to maneuver quickly in open water made them difficult targets for submarines. And their primary weapon of depth charges had the ability to sink any submarine. The use of sonar by destroyers also allowed them to track enemy submarines.
Also, destroyers are made with a shallow draft - they don't sink into the water much - so enemy torpedoes which were set to run deeper, often passed beneath the destroyers.
carrier, battleship, cruiser, destroyer, submarine
There were five ships... -Carrier -Destroyer -Battleship -Submarine -Support ship
the TRAWLGermany could not have a submarine or tank they were only allowed a small army and 6,naval ships.
the TRAWLGermany could not have a submarine or tank they were only allowed a small army and 6,naval ships.
Lava is a volcanic by-product. there are submarine volcanoes. It is not known whether they have caused or contributed to submarine ( the ships) accidents but it could happen. another possibililty is that a bomb or depth charge that is intended to attack a submarine falls into a sub-volcano- explodes, and sets of an eruption unplanned by the Destroyer or bomber that dropped the charge!
Technical Research Ship - 1 (Held captive by North Korea since 1968) Dock Landing Ship - 12 Attack Submarine - 53 Ballistic Missile Submarine - 14 Guided Missile Submarine - 4 Mine Countermeasure Ship - 11 Patrol Boat - 11 Aircraft Carrier - 9 Cruiser - 22 Destroyer - 62 Frigate - 17 Littoral Combat Ship - 3 Amphibious Assault Ship - 9 Amphibious Command Ship - 2 Amphibious Transport dock - 9
The U-boat, short for unterseeboot, was the German submarine model in World War I. Much of the naval damage was caused by them. It threatened any ships going into Britain, nearly cutting them off from the rest of the world.
The full form of INS in the NAVY is "Indian Naval Ship" or "Indian Naval Submarine". It is a term used as a prefix before all active ships and submarines in the Indian NAVY.
Yes, naval ships are military ship but military ships are used by the navy.
A submarine can operate under water while other ships cannot, and a submarine can surface after going under water, while other ships can't.If everything is working correctly, a submarine can surface after sinking, while other ships cannot.
by 1914 Britain had 250 ships compared to Germany's 56 ships.
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