Russian torpedo boat destroyers stored their torpedoes in their torpedo tubes on deck during the Russo-Japanese War in 1904.
The torpedoes of the US Civil War were water mines that were designed to explode when a Union ship happened to hit one of them. Later, the Confederates developed mines that could be set off from a river shore via a electric wire.
It is estimated that about 22 Union ships were sunk by Confederate torpedoes. There were also about 12 ships that were seriously damaged by torpedoes.
A Navy ship is equipped with cannons and guns and is a lot bigger. However, it is on the water, which makes it an easier target. A submarine is only equipped with torpedoes, but it is underwater, which makes it a bit safer usually, unless the enemy detects the submarine's movement and targets it.
Mostly in the ocean.
The two main types of homing torpedoes are active homing and passive homing torpedoes. Active homing torpedoes emit their own sonar signals to detect and track targets, allowing them to adjust their course based on feedback. In contrast, passive homing torpedoes listen for sounds produced by a target, such as engine noise or propeller sounds, to guide themselves without emitting signals. Each type has distinct advantages and is used in different tactical situations.
Torpedoes - one perfectly shot torpedo could sink any ship, but you were also carrying around with you a very sensitive bomb that could sink your ship just as easily
There are two ways to answer this question: "What are torpedoes commonly used for?" and, "What are torpedoes commonly deployed on?" Torpedoes are anti-ship and anti-submarines weapons. In both cases, their purpose is to sink the target ship/submarine. They are very powerful weapons, and a single hit from a torpedo has a high probability of either crippling or sinking virtually all ships and submarines currently in existence. Torpedoes are deployed on aircraft, helicopters, naval ships, and submarines. Cruisers and Destroyers which are equipped with anti-submarine sensors and equipment will typically mount torpedo launchers. Destroyers, Frigates, and smaller navy ships which do not have anti-submarine equipment will sometimes carry torpedoes for use in an anti-ship role, though this is now a lessor option on newer such ships, as the anti-ship missile has mostly replaced the torpedo as the primary anti-ship weapon for surface vessels. Submarines (so far) always have torpedoes, as it is (usually) their primary anti-ship and only anti-submarine weapon. Helicopters and aircraft which are designed for the anti-submarine role always carry torpedoes. Helos and planes which are designed for an anti-ship role carry air-to-surface missiles instead.
The hold of a ship is where cargo is stored on a voyage.
A German U-boat used one of it's two torpedoes to sink the ship.
The submarine fired its torpedoes at the shark and they hit it in an instant.
Mines, torpedoes, missiles and straight bombing can all damage a ship to the point it sinks.
The plural form for the noun torpedo is torpedoes.
The torpedoes of the US Civil War were water mines that were designed to explode when a Union ship happened to hit one of them. Later, the Confederates developed mines that could be set off from a river shore via a electric wire.
Inthe hold
fuel tank
That is a type of ship A small, fast, highly maneuverable warship armed with guns, torpedoes, depth charges, and guided missiles.
The plural form of the noun torpedo is torpedoes.The plural possessive form is torpedoes'.Example: We tested several torpedoes but the torpedoes' accuracy was not to standard.