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What made the victory in battle of Atlantic a critical moment?
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.
During world War II what was the primary role for the navy in the Atlantic ocean?
During World War II, the primary role of the Navy in the Atlantic Ocean was to secure supply lines and maintain control over maritime routes crucial for transporting troops, equipment, and resources between the United States and Europe. This involved engaging in anti-submarine warfare to combat the threat posed by German U-boats, which aimed to disrupt Allied shipping. Additionally, the Navy supported amphibious operations and provided naval gunfire support during major Allied offensives in Europe. Overall, the Atlantic theater was vital for sustaining the Allied war effort.
Why did the Great Powers enter into alliances?
The involvement of many of the allied great powers in World War II was natural and inevitable. The allied forces were invaded or under the direct threat of invasion by Germany.
What did the US use to overcome threat of German u-boat?
The use of the convoy system protecting merchant ships as they crossed the Atlantic , airplanes for reconnaissance , radar , depth charges .
What happened November 14 1915?
On November 14, 1915, the British ocean liner SS Persia was torpedoed by a German U-boat in the Mediterranean Sea. The attack resulted in the sinking of the ship and the deaths of over 300 passengers and crew members. This incident highlighted the dangers of naval warfare during World War I and underscored the threat posed by submarine warfare to civilian shipping. The tragedy garnered significant attention and outrage, further intensifying anti-German sentiments among the Allied nations.
What helped to reduce the threat to allied shipping by German submarines in ww1?
Destroyers, aircraft, and the convoy system.
What was the biggest threat to Allied supply lines in the Atlantic Ocean during World War 2?
During World War 2 the major supply line of the Allies was the supply line created by cargo ships crossing the Atlantic Ocean with war supplies headed to England. The most common threat was from German submarines.
Who did Churchill think was the biggest threat in World War 2?
The U-Boats involved in the Battle for the Atlantic .
What was the convoy system designed to do?
Protect merchant shipping by providing them with armed escort. Threats were submarines (the biggest threat), surface raiders and aircraft.
What made the victory in battle of Atlantic a critical moment?
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.
During world War II what was the primary role for the navy in the Atlantic ocean?
During World War II, the primary role of the Navy in the Atlantic Ocean was to secure supply lines and maintain control over maritime routes crucial for transporting troops, equipment, and resources between the United States and Europe. This involved engaging in anti-submarine warfare to combat the threat posed by German U-boats, which aimed to disrupt Allied shipping. Additionally, the Navy supported amphibious operations and provided naval gunfire support during major Allied offensives in Europe. Overall, the Atlantic theater was vital for sustaining the Allied war effort.
What is the biggest threat to jellyfish?
Jellyfish are eaten by squid. I believe that this is the biggest threat that they face.
What was the single biggest threat to the puritan social order?
the market economy was the single biggest threat
Who did Churchill think was the biggest threat in WW2?
Churchill thought that Hitler was the biggest threat in WW2
What is the biggest threat to cotton mouth snakes?
Biggest threat is a landowner with a 22 rifle or 12ga shotgun.
What is elephants biggest threat?
you are
What did roosevelt see as the biggest threat in world war 2?
The U Boats in the Battle of the Atlantic really scared him because he thought the U Boats could bring his nation to starvation.
