During World War II, victory in the Battle of the Atlantic was essentially achieved in 1943 after years of back-and-forth conflict. In the middle of 1943, Allied technological advances and numerically superior air and naval forces finally gained the upper hand over the German "U-Boats". While the submarines continued to prowl the Atlantic until the end of the war, they did so at great loss and without inflicting serious damage upon Allied ships.
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Clearing the Atlantic shipping lanes from the threat of Nazi U-boats and raiders allowed the flow of supplies and personnel to England for the buildup in preparation for the invasion of Europe.
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