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What is a sentence with the word torpedoes?

The submarine fired its torpedoes at the shark and they hit it in an instant.


What is the plural of the word torpedo?

The plural form for the noun torpedo is torpedoes.


What is the plural possessive noun for torpedo?

The plural form of the noun torpedo is torpedoes.The plural possessive form is torpedoes'.Example: We tested several torpedoes but the torpedoes' accuracy was not to standard.


Does the word torpedoes have an apostrophe?

The word torpedoes is a common plural noun. It does not need an apostrophe.The torpedoes had been loaded.If torpedoes 'owns' something in the sentence, it needs an apostrophe.The tornadoes' paths continued straight.


How are torpedoes used present day?

how are torpedoes used present day?


How many torpedoes did the ixb range boat carry?

it has 22 torpedoes


Was the Pilar sunk by a torpedoes?

no pilar is an upland area and there never been a torpedoes


How are torpedoes built?

Torpedoes are built by factories using explosives, mechanisms, and propellers.


How many torpedoes did the IXB long range boat carry?

it has 22 torpedoes


What was the problem of steam driven torpedoes in World War 2 submarine warfare?

Steam powered submarine torpedoes had a flaw when a submarine fired torpedoes in daylight. The torpedoes created a massive stream of bubbles that rose to the surface of the ocean and enemy ships could see that they were under attack. The bubble stream also gave away a submarine's position. This problem was solved for the Germans when they developed electric torpedoes. No bubbles were produced. The US Navy captured some of the enemy torpedoes and used them for models of their own new electric torpedoes.


Why do people use torpedoes?

Torpedoes are used during a time of war to sink other ships.


Where are torpedoes from?

gun

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