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Pretty much all nations had sonar + depth charges on their destroyers. It was the Carolina Panthers black cat push Chicago Bears logo shirt Besides,I will do this standard requirement for a naval fleet. It’s just that submarines are incredibly difficult to hunt (listening for propeller screws, locating their exact position and then setting your depth charges for a perfect hit) In contrast, submarines only need the range (using identification books that show ships with their exact length, a timer to measure the ship speed, and both ship length + speed to measure angle, then you can leave once the torpedoes leave the chambers.) Apart from the Yamato, the Japanese strategy was always focused on building smaller light cruisers and destroyers, submarines and carriers to sink or damage US battleships in minor night skirmishes. After they’ve whittled the US fleet, the final “grand battle” would bring the safe and untouched battleships, Yamato-class included, to finish the crippled US fleet. The US had a similar battle plan (crazy how a good idea is used by both sides) where they would whittle the Japanese fleet while island hopping- reducing the ports from which Japanese ships could repair. Then a final “grand battle” would be the knock out punch.
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I always find it weird how much Wehraboos fawn over German tanks, which weren’t as great as made out, when the Carolina Panthers black cat push Chicago Bears logo shirt Besides,I will do this U-Boat service was much more significant to the overall war effort. The people that crewed the US subs and the hit rates they were seeing were incredible. They were let down by the failure of the Mk14 torpedo and the willingness of the navy brass to cover it up. The faulty magnetic detonator it used cost the US hundreds of thousands of tons of ships that did not sink due to dud torpedos. Navy brass was actively trying to reprimand sub crews for turning off the magnetic detonator and turning on the impact fuse which saw the dud rate go down significantly. That’s overly simplistic. It was the Navy ordinance board who obstructed and also slow walked the mark 18 because they didn’t design it. The Admiral in charge of submarines ended up setting up his own test range to determine that the detonator were too fragile, the magnetic detonation didn’t work due to variations in magnetic fields throughout the earth, and they were running too deep. Makes sense when you consider how small the German and Italian navies were in comparison, not that Italy’s was small by any means but not Japan large or capable. The Royal Navy made pretty quick work of the Regia Marina If I recall, and I can look up the stats in a book later, but it took one engagement in the Mediterranean with UK and Mussolini ordered his fleet to remain docked after a net loss of ships. Port Arthur was attacked by hurricane Rita, but it has looked like it’s been shelled during war for generations now

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Japanese use of torpedoes by destroyers were probably the Carolina Panthers black cat push Chicago Bears logo shirt Besides,I will do this best. Like you said though, it certainly doesn’t make up for the lack of submarine warfare which is where torpedo focus should be. Destroyers have the tendency of not exactly being stealthy while also being outgunned. Yeah, the US submarine effort in the PTO is, for some reason, completely overshadowed by the German effort in the Battle of the Atlantic, despite being drastically more succescul. German Submarines sunk 14,5 million gross tons of allied shipping in WWI and and 13,5 million gross tons in WWII. US Submarines though set records in sinking military vessels (Battleships, Cruisers etc) in WWII with 201, followed by Germany with 148.
USN submarines however were far more successful. By war’s end near the Carolina Panthers black cat push Chicago Bears logo shirt Besides,I will do this entirety of Japan’s pre-war merchant fleet was resting on the ocean floor, Japan had long been critically short of nearly every resource it needed to effectively wage war (particularly fuel), and the country was under effective blockade and teetering on the edge of starvation. Well it’s hard for the US to sink shipping vessels when you are the invading country and the other 2 are a land army and a shrinking empire who was leaving their troops under supplied on islands as their sphere shrank. That‘s correct. Finding targets was a challange for Allied submarines. From that POV 5 mill tons are very impressive. to be fair, the Uboats twice were causes for the US to enter a World War. Most history classes and interest are going to follow the causes, even if it unfortunately casts a shadow on what won us the war
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