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How many ships did Britain have in World War 1?
by 1914 Britain had 250 ships compared to Germany's 56 ships.
What were the first 3 American ships sunk in World War One?
They were cargo ships importing food to Britain.
Why was a u-boat important to world war 2?
because Britain is an island, all of their supplies came by sea. U-boats did their best to disrupt this by sinking ships.
What is the Importance of War at Sea in World War 1 and World War 2?
The Battle of Jutland was key in the First World War, as although Britain lost more ships and men than Germany did, it was the High Fleet (Germany) who retreated, which allowed the Royal Navy to form a blockade, effectively starving the Germans. Without the blockade, the war would have probably gone on for a lot longer. In the Second World War, the Battle of the Atlantic was important, as it was an important fight to see who controlled the Atlantic, which was important as it was the route that the Americans and Canadians used to deliver food and supplies to Britain. Although the U-boats were far more deadly, the Americans and Canadians had too many ships to be sunk, so the Battle of the Atlantic was quite important.
What was an important battle for Britain in world war 2?
the wiped crevice
How many ships did Britain have in World War 1?
by 1914 Britain had 250 ships compared to Germany's 56 ships.
What were the first 3 American ships sunk in World War One?
They were cargo ships importing food to Britain.
Who had the most naval ships in world war 1 and 2?
In WW1 Britain had the largest navy, in WW2 the USA had the most ships.
Why was a u-boat important to world war 2?
because Britain is an island, all of their supplies came by sea. U-boats did their best to disrupt this by sinking ships.
Why you-baot in World War 1 important?
The U-boat, short for unterseeboot, was the German submarine model in World War I. Much of the naval damage was caused by them. It threatened any ships going into Britain, nearly cutting them off from the rest of the world.
Was great Britain a war zone during World War 1?
there was no infantery figths in Britain but London and some port cites were bombed by airships or zappelins and naval ships
What is the Importance of War at Sea in World War 1 and World War 2?
The Battle of Jutland was key in the First World War, as although Britain lost more ships and men than Germany did, it was the High Fleet (Germany) who retreated, which allowed the Royal Navy to form a blockade, effectively starving the Germans. Without the blockade, the war would have probably gone on for a lot longer. In the Second World War, the Battle of the Atlantic was important, as it was an important fight to see who controlled the Atlantic, which was important as it was the route that the Americans and Canadians used to deliver food and supplies to Britain. Although the U-boats were far more deadly, the Americans and Canadians had too many ships to be sunk, so the Battle of the Atlantic was quite important.
What was an important battle for Britain in world war 2?
the wiped crevice
What military need led to the production of liberty ships?
Liberty ships were built during World War II. These ships allowed for the ability to get war materials to United States soldiers stationed in the Soviet Union and Britain. These ships could be built quickly for this purpose.
Why did France and Britain begin seizing us merchant ships?
At no time in the war did the UK seize US merchant ships. As far as I know nor did Viche France. Until 1941 the USA was officially neutral but openly traded and sent weapons to aid the British continue the war against the Axis. After 1941 the US and Britain became allies.
What enabled the US to provide war supplies to Great Britain during World war 2?
Germans destroyed US ships in middle of Atlantic
How did british mabufacturing give great Britain an advantage in the war?
Great Britain was able to build ships and make weapons.
