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They were much smaller in World War II. Even the crews quarters where cramped. The air exchange and diesel fumes, along with the batteries, made it dangerous and rough.
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How much did submarines cost during world war 1?
More than you can afford
Why can bathyspheres go deeper than submarines?
The smaller, spherical shape of their pressure hulls allows for a lot more PSI at extreme depths.
What is the value of an 1810 dime in fair condition?
Supposedly no dimes were minted in 1810, however, I have what appears to be a ,smaller than todays dimes, dime with has the date 1810 on it.
Is a SEA smaller than an OCEAN or is an OCEAN smaller than a SEA?
A 'Sea' is smaller than an 'Ocean'. Think of the largestr SEA in the world . It is named the Pacific OCEAN.
Is 0.999... smaller then everything in the world?
0.9 (repeating) is exactly equal to 1. It's smaller than everything larger than one and larger than everything smaller than one.
What countries are smaller than Disney World?
17
How many countries in the world are smaller than Ireland?
There are many countries that are smaller than Ireland. Out of 196 countries, Ireland is ranked 118th by area which means there are still many smaller countries.
What is the biggest knife in the world?
One smaller than a sword
Is Europe larger or smaller than Asia on a world map?
Asia is larger than Europe.
How many submarines surrounded the island in the cay?
In "The Cay" by Theodore Taylor, there are no specific details about the number of submarines surrounding the island. The story primarily focuses on the experiences of the main characters, Phillip and Timothy, as they survive on a deserted cay during World War II. The presence of submarines serves more as a backdrop to the narrative rather than a focal point.
Who said Drink is doing us more damage in the war than all the German submarines put together?
Lloyd George during World War I
What nation is related to the wolf pack military strategy?
The "wolf pack" was a strategic grouping of German submarines (U-boats) during World War II, whereby more than one German sub might attack the same Allied convoy crossing the Atlantic.
