They were attempting to starve Britain into submission. By restricting the flow of supplies, particularly food, petroleum and ammunition, they were softening up the island. They hoped this would destroy morale and make it easier to invade.
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.
The Allies, including Great Britain, USA, Russia and Italy all had submarines during WW1. In general they were not nearly as advanced or successful as the German U-boats.
U-boats aka submarines
In and around Sydney Harbour
because the Greeks -who loved to make lists concentrated in the area of Greece and around Greece.
At times it sure seemed like a lot more than there actually were, but counting U.S. NATO, and Soviet submarines, around 300. That includes both attack and missile submarines, DE and Nuclear.
Germany posted ads in US newspapers that ships entering a zone around Great Britain were subject to submarine attacks. People ignored the warning.
Basically to see around corners, do it twice and you have the device that's common on submarines.
because gemany had submarines around America and one od the submarines destroyed the ship which was carrying amerian people sorry about spelling im just 11
because gemany had submarines around America and one od the submarines destroyed the ship which was carrying amerian people sorry about spelling im just 11
The number varied, but at the height of President Reagan's 500-ship Navy program, the U.S. totaled around 90 submarines, including Fast-Attack, Ballistic Missile, and Diesel-Electric (4).
no they actually had a rich culture, that was based around religion and farming they also invented submarines