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Wolfpack was a naval strategy where a cluster of submarines would attack ships, just like a pack of wolves attacks their prey. In World War II, the German U-Boats used this tactic during the Battle of the Atlantic. The American submarines also did this against Japanese shipping. Anywhere between 3 and 34 submarines were used in convoys that involved the sinking of a ship.
During the Iraqi War in 2003 the term Wolfpack referred to the American and British submarines working together to launch Tomahawk missiles against Iraqi targets.
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