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WW1 Submarines: What Were They Used For And Do Any Still Exist?
Germany changed the tactic during WWI via unrestricted submarine warfare, which meant that German U-boats could attack without warning any vessel it came across. Germany sank the civilian vessel ...
Greek Reporter10d
Nine WWI Shipwreck Sites Identified off the Coast of Morocco
Researchers have identified nine WWI shipwreck sites off Morocco’s southern coast, revealing new details about maritime ...
Morocco identifies preliminary sites of nine WWI shipwrecks off southern coast
The Moroccan Association for the Protection of Marine Heritage announced the identification of preliminary sites for nine ...
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How Britain’s Secret Decoy Ships Outfoxed German U-Boats During World War I
Divers recently discovered the wreck of a German submarine and the Royal Navy Q-ship that sank it in February 1917 Diver Chris de Putron inspects the wreck of the German submarine UC-18 ...
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400 Years of Subs
UC-97 became probably the only German submarine sunk within the continental United States. One of five U-boats turned over to the U.S. Navy for post-war study, she toured the Great Lakes as part ...
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German U-Boat Vs. Submarine: Is There A Difference?
The whole "boat" designation comes straight from the German word for "undersea ... Germany first started testing submarines in 1851, and by the end of WWI, had built some 334 U-boats (with ...