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On 7 May, 1915, the passenger liner was almost at the end of her voyage from New York, USA, to Liverpool, England. On board were 1962 passengers and crew. As it was passing Ireland, it was hit by a torpedo from a German submarine. She sank in just 18 minuates

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Jutland
'The Battle of Jutland (31 May - 1 June 1916) was the largest naval battle of the First World War.'
https://www.iwm.org.uk/history/10-significant-battles-of-the-first-world-war
1914:November 1 - Battle of Coronel
November 9 - Battle of Cocos
December 8 - Battle of the Falklands

August 28 - Battle of Heligoland Bight
1915: January 24 - Battle of Dogger Bank
May 7 - Sinking of the Lusitania
May 31-June 1 - Battle of Jutland
NO AT SEA BATTLES DURING 1917 AND 1918!!!
https://www.thoughtco.com/world-war-i-battles-2361390
Also, an interesting video!

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It is fast and goodly armed
A big target for the enemies to shoot at

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world war 1 biographies, by Tom Pendergast and Sara Pendergast

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52 boats modified
Guns removed
Snorkels added
Battery power increased

World Submarine History Timeline Part Four 1945 http://www.submarine-history.com/NOVAfour.htm

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Grayback can house two Regulus I
Regulus- Hold 3000 pound nuclear warhead for 500 miles

World Submarine History Timeline Part Four 1953 http://www.submarine-history.com/NOVAfour.htm

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A Russian submarine
Victor III-class nuclear power attack

World Submarine History Timeline Part Four 1994 http://www.submarine-history.com/NOVAfour.htm

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The development of submarines up to the end of ww1

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The development of submarines up to the end of ww1

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At first, Germans created the U-boat (what Lily has been doing) in 1913,
'The first Royal Navy submarine was developed by John P. Holland and was launched in 1902'
The war was very intense, 'Germany had 10 U-boats (17 more under construction). The German Navy also had 30 petrol-powered submarines. Britain had 55 submarines and the French had 77.'
'Submarines during the war had four torpedo tubes in the bow and one or two in the stern, with 16 cm guns and mine-laying equipment.'

'Britain lost 54 submarines but by 1918 had 137 in service with another 78 submarines. The German Navy had 134 U-boats and these managed to sink 192 boats, killing more than 5,400 people.'

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Q-ships were submarine decoy ships
'In 1914 the submarine was a new weapon, yet to show its potential.  This was considered by many to be somewhat dastardly and in 1901, the British Third Sea Lord and Controller of the Navy, Rear Admiral Sir Arthur Wilson VC, had suggested that submarines should treated as pirates in wartime and that the crews should be hanged.
the men remaining on board to man the guns had to endure accurate shell-fire
During 1915 – 1917 the number of these ships service increased to a peak of 49 in 1917, with the last being commissioned in mid-1918, a total of about 100. '

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Launched in 1906
Dominated world navies for next 35 years
160m long
Carried 800 men
24 three inch quick firing guns
5 Maxim ( heavy ) guns
10 twelve inch guns in 5 twin turrets

https://www.britannica.com/topic/Dreadnought-British-battleship

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Ships can't attack it, even if it can, U-boat had a weapon that could sink an armoured war ship with one shoot, a torpedo.
Torpedo carried 250 pounds of TNT, this is concidered high tech for its days
U-boats can't move when they submerge.

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The German U-Boats managed to destroy half of the British Merchant Navy food supply.
ww1facts.net/war-at-sea/ww1-submarines/

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https://prezi.com/e1aq5hgw0j8t/wwi-submarines/
The Story Of The First World War For Children, First World War Centenary and Imperial War Museums

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Why they were a good way to break the trench stalemate?

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Why they were a good way to break the trench stalemate?

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Ships of England was how the English won.
Surrounded the countries, just like a Medieval Besiege
The ships of all countries were in charge of the food supply. British ships surrounded Germany on seas. No food could go in or out, Germany slowly starved.

"War in the Trenches" Simon Adams Page 28

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www.brainpop.com/
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Ships cannot detect submarines under water.
Ships cannot attack subamarines when it is under water.
If a submarine was spotted by enemy and attacked its was almost certain death.

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http://www.worldbookonline.com/?subacct=CN7122016S
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Cornelis Drebbel: the guy who invented submarines
For submarines: watercraft and underwater
https://www.militaryfactory.com/ships/detail.asp?ship_id=d-class-attack-submarine-united-kingdom, the Britain submarine, service in world war 1
BOOKS: page 16, trench warfare, page 24, war at sea
War at sea: Navel warfare
I am doing Q-ship
Submarines were built in 1914
IMPORTANCE OF SEA WARS