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Initially, like many nations: Cowardly, Backstabbing, Un-Gentlemanly, Un-Civilized, Piracy, Criminal, etc.
There had been serious discussions of hanging (or at least executing) captains of such vessels.
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Similar remarks were made in Britain too, at first, but it did not take long for most large navies to realise they too would have to have submarines.
What else can I help you with?
How many Afro Americans died in the Normandy Invasion?
Not enough if you actually think this an issue in the sense of history. Or alternately, the answer is "who cares?". Do you think the French do? The Germans? Why should the Americans?
German Lightning attack nickname?
Blitzangriff, I think. Blitzkreig = lightning war
How did the war provide new opportunities for women African Americans and mixican Americans?
I can think of several wars. You need to give us a where, when, how, why, who question to get an answer.
What new technology and battle strategy were used in combat during World War 1?
I think that was the trench warfare stuff, not sure though.
Why do you think Grant wrote generous terms for lee's surrendered?
He didn't want to motivate the Confederates to take to the hills and conduct guerrilla warfare.
Germany violated the laws of neutrality by using?
I think it's unrestricted submarine warfare.
What do most Americans think of the ending of Modern Warfare 2?
It was awesome.
What country won in Modern Warfare 2?
I think it was the Americans because they killed Shepard but we will have to wait for modern warfare 3 to be shure.
Why did Germans think submarine warfare would bring them victory?
The German idea of the usages of submarines was that they could use them to sink Allied Navy ships and sink Allied Ships which would of carried their resources e.g. Foods and Ammo. By this, Germany would destroyed the enemies supply lines and cause starvation and possible and German invasion, which in theory would of forced the Allies into submission.
What was the CSS Hunley?
A Confederate Submarine was first to sink an enemy Submarine, I think in the Civil War. It was called The CSS Huntley. Alternate answer: The CSS Hunley was a Confederate submarine in the US Civil War. It played a minor role in the war itself but it played a much larger role in illustrating the pros and cons of underwater warfare.
What made Leonardo da Vinci think about aiding man to fly?
It may have something to do with his interest in warfare. He also invented a kind of submarine. Both of those would give an advantage over an earthbound enemy.
This battle fought in central Italy was the fiercest of the war?
I think you refer to the battle for Monte Cassino. The crossing of the Rapido river was also a tough one, indeed all of the Italian peninsula was ideal in many ways for defensive warfare and the British & Americans, & others, had many difficulties in overcoming the German defenders.
What did people think about the submarine?
This is an opinionated question...
Why you think the us can no longer remain neutral?
The US could no longer remain neutral in WWI because of Germany's policy of unrestricted submarine warfare and the Zimmerman note. Also, the United States had economic and cultural ties to the allies.
An abbreviation for submarine?
i think its two but im not sure
Sighting device of submarine?
i think you mean the 'periscope'.
What is starting with s is a type of boat that travels underwater?
A submarine.. I don't think that's a very funny joke. Is it a submarine?
