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Arctic convoys of World War II happened in 1919-08.
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What convoys were used to?
In World War 1, the use of naval convoys by the British was reinstated. They used convoys to protect cargo ships from German U-Boats.
What links the World War 1 war at sea with the war on land?
Transporting war material across the sea; convoys.
How did the US transport troops and supplies overseas in World War 1?
protected ship convoys
What effect did the submarine have in World War 1?
Caused individual merchant/supply ships to get together in convoys.
How were convoys a significant part of the war?
They were helping the americans fight the war.
What were U boats in World War 2?
German Submarines tasked with destroying convoys bringing arms and food to Britain.
Who used convoys?
Groups that used convoys include the military and truck drivers. The military is best known for using convoys when they are in war time situations. They will have a long line of trucks and tanks.
What has the author Owen Dennis written?
Owen Dennis has written: 'The rest go on' -- subject(s): Convoy, English Personal narratives, World War, 1939-1945, Naval convoys, Naval convoys (International law)
Which troops invaded from the city of Murmansk?
Troops that invaded from the city of Murmansk primarily refer to the Allied forces during World War I and World War II. In 1918, British and other Allied troops launched an intervention in the Russian Civil War, deploying from Murmansk to support anti-Bolshevik forces. Additionally, during World War II, Murmansk served as a strategic base for Soviet forces defending against the German invasion and was a key point for Arctic convoys.
How and why did the US enter World War 1 Describe the role the US played in the war?
its massive navy stoped most German attacks on convoys of brtish ships and when
Importance of the battle of Atlantic - World War 2?
the hostilities between Allied convoys and German U-boats for control of supplies lines.
Speed of World War 2 convoys crossing the north Atlantic?
The speed of the convoys going across the Atlantic depended on the slowest ship in the group. The convoys were further slowed down by traveling in a zigzag pattern to avoid being an easy target for U-boats. The speed of a convoy was seldom more than 15 knots.
