The depth charge was invented during World War I, with its development credited to the British Royal Navy around 1916. It was designed to target submarines by exploding underwater at a predetermined depth. The weapon became a significant anti-submarine warfare tool during the war and continued to be used in subsequent conflicts.
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Depth charge
Draught of vessel + clearance from bottom required + fall of tide (fall = depth of current tide minus depth of next low water)
in the early stages of the war both sides would just charge at each others trenches but this wasn't very effective because both sides had machine guns. They also tried to bombard an an enemy trench and then charge it. Later on tanks were invented they could roll over enemy trenches and force the enemy to retreat this was the most effective way
When were dungarees invented?
Depth Charge - video game - happened in 1978.
Depth Charge - video game - was created in 1978.
An underwater bomb is called a 'depth charge.
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Depth Charge Deep Water Soloing - 2005 is rated/received certificates of: UK:E
235m
Tidal wave is so much better it has a big slide but for little kids they think Depth charge is better
The cast of Depth Charge - 1960 includes: Alex Allen as Secretary Alex McCrindle as Skipper Elliot Playfair as Jamie
Depth Charge Underwater Robot Challenge - 2002 TV was released on: USA: September 2002
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Challenge of the GoBots - 1984 Depth Charge 2-29 was released on: USA: 31 October 1985