They were helping the americans fight the war.
protected ship convoys
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.
Code breaking was a significant part of World War II because it helped the Allies win over the Axis.
In World War I, convoys were used primarily to protect merchant ships transporting vital supplies and troops across the seas. The risk of attacks from submarines, particularly German U-boats, necessitated the grouping of ships into organized fleets, escorted by naval vessels for defense. This strategy aimed to reduce losses and ensure the safe passage of goods and reinforcements, thereby maintaining supply lines critical to the war effort. Convoy systems proved effective, leading to a significant decrease in shipping losses.
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Arctic convoys of World War II happened in 1919-08.
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.
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.
There were a series of PQ convoys to Russia from Britain carrying war materiel, Murmansk convoys. PQ17 was devastated by submarine & air attack.
Transporting war material across the sea; convoys.
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protected ship convoys
War ships played a minor role in world war one as the British had total control of the seas with their Grand Fleet but convoys played an important part in moving troops and supplies from the Americas to the battlefields of Europe.
part of it is for oil resources
Caused individual merchant/supply ships to get together in convoys.
Owen Dennis has written: 'The rest go on' -- subject(s): Convoy, English Personal narratives, World War, 1939-1945, Naval convoys, Naval convoys (International law)
Code breaking was a significant part of World War II because it helped the Allies win over the Axis.