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A First Hand Description Of a Torpedo Strike from a U-Boat

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A First Hand Description Of a Torpedo Strike from a U-Boat

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"Soon, soon this violent, terrifying thing would happen. I saw that the bubble-track of the torpedo had been discovered on the bridge of the steamer, as frightened arms pointed towards the water and the captain put his hands in front of his eyes and waited resignedly. Then a frightful explosion followed, and we were all thrown against one another by the concussion, and then, like Vulcan, huge and majestic, a column of water two hundred metres high and fifty metres broad, terrible in its beauty and power, shot up to the heavens"(Spiegel 1).

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The Germans Use of U-Boats Causes Much Destruction and Greatly Affects Britain and the U.S.

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The Germans Use of U-Boats Causes Much Destruction and Greatly Affects Britain and the U.S.

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"The Germans chose to ignore these regulations and in four months sank 1,147 ships--a total of 2, 224,000 tons--with torpedoes and mines, acts considered barbaric and cowardly. Britain was threatened with a serious lack of essential imported basic foods, and even defeat. Britain reacted by organizing convoys of merchant vessels, protected by escorts of warships. It was the sinking of American merchant ships and loss of civilian lives to indiscriminate submarine attacks that caused the United States to declare war on Germany on April 6, 1917"(Gale 1).

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"Major North Sea naval battles during World War I, 1914-1918"(Gale 1). This map of major naval battles shows the wide range of destruction u-boats caused.

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"The submarines (or U-boats, as the Germans called them) quickly proved their deadly effectiveness. Suddenly no ship at sea was safe from the surprise attacks of German U-boats, and, in addition to the loss of human life, hundreds of thousands of tons of cargo were being sent to the bottom of the ocean"(Stock 1).

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A German U-Boat Destroyed the Lusitania Becoming A Factor in the U.S. Joing the War

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A German U-Boat Destroyed the Lusitania Becoming A Factor in the U.S. Joing the War

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"A converted casino in Aix-les-Bains, France, serves as a coffee bar for U.S. soldiers looking to enjoy their downtime during World War I"(Gale 1). When the Germans destroyed the Lusitania killing 128 Americans on board much of the U.S. turned against the Germans. This became a factor when the U.S. joined the war two years later.

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The Use of German U-Boats in WWI Lead to the Invention of More Technologies to Combat Them

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The Use of German U-Boats in WWI Lead to the Invention of More Technologies to Combat Them

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"Inventor Cleland Davis, U.S. Navy, developed an anti-submarine gun in 1910, which was notable for its ability to cancel out recoil by launching a counter-projectile out of the back end of the weapon at the same time that it was firing on its target. This photograph was taken in November of 1918"(Gale 1).  The anti submarine gun was used to combat the german u-boats that were causing much destruction in naval battles during the war.

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This article is a first hand account of the destruction of the u-boat (or submarine). The writer describes the strength and power of the torpedoes the u-boats use as well as the destruction they cause.
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Submarine Warfare Begins, September 22, 1914

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Submarine Warfare Begins, September 22, 1914

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This article describes background on world war I explaining its beginning and its development. Moreover the article goes on to describe german u-boats role in naval battles and the effects of the germans barbaric use of them. Destroying 1,147 ships in four months.
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A German U-Boat Sinks the Lusitania : May 7, 1915

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A German U-Boat Sinks the Lusitania : May 7, 1915

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This article describes the event in which a german u-boat sinks the Lusitania, a British ocean liner, that had many Americans on board. Furthermore, the article describes the global effects of this event, specifically how it was a cause for the U.S. joining the war.
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