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How many submarines could Germany keep?
The number of submarines Germany could maintain depends on various factors, including its naval budget, operational requirements, and international treaties. As of recent years, Germany has a fleet of modern submarines, primarily Type 212A and Type 214 submarines, with plans for future models. While there is no fixed limit, Germany's ability to sustain a larger fleet is influenced by technological, logistical, and strategic considerations. Ultimately, the exact number can fluctuate based on policy decisions and changing security dynamics.
Why are submarines cabins pressurized?
To keep water from leaking in.
Did Germany completely disarm after World War 1?
no. well, not COMPLETLY. They still got to keep about 100,000 men, but no tanks aloud. Also, no air force or submarines, and only six warships. Austria, Hungary, and Bulgaria also had reductions in their militaries after WWI.
Are you allowed to keep geese?
Yes you are allowed to keep geese.
Where does the US keep their nukes?
In almost every state in the country, in submarines, etc.
Can I switch my number between O2 SIM cards?
Yes, i changed from Genie sim to £25 a month contact and i was allowed to keep my number
How do submarines keep from running into objects?
they use sonar like bats do to detect objects that are in their path
Why do you need sea defencs?
you need sea defenses to keep unwanted vessels (boats, submarines, etc.) out.
Why are submarines strong?
because they have to withstand the pressure of the water when they go down under water. and to keep the people safe :)
How long are businesses allowed to keep email records for?
I would think they are allowed to keep them for as long as they wanted to. Whether they are required to keep them or, not is another issue, that I do not have the answer for.
How did world wars 1 and 2 affect Germany?
World War One made Germany pay for reparations, told that their army could not exceed 100,000 men, airplanes, submarines, and tanks were taken away, and Germny could not keep any land they took over during the war. That obviously upset the Germans. During World War Two, concentration camps killed millions of Jews all over Germany and Poland. Germany and Japan eventually surrendured.
What is the main idea of article 231 of the treaty of Versailles?
The treaty was given to the German delegation to sign at Versailles, France, on May 7, 1919. The German delegates strongly objected to its severe terms. The Allies made only small changes, however. Germany was allowed to keep only a small volunteer army and navy. It was forbidden to have submarines, tanks, or an air force. It was also forced to pay a great deal of money for its share in starting the war. These payments were called reparations. The representatives of the Allies and of Germany signed the Treaty of Versailles on June 28, 1919.
