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The primary targets of the U-boat campaigns in both wars were the merchant convoys bringing supplies from the... U-boat sinking a troop transport ship... U-boat sinking a troop transport ship... U-boat sinking a troop transport ship... U-boat warfare was the major component of the Battle of the Atlantic... U-boat Pens in St Nazaire... U-boat Pens in St Nazaire... U-boat Pens in St Nazaire... It is even rumored that one German U-boat managed to make it all the way down to... The most common U-boat attack during the early years of the war was conducted on the surface and at... The U-boat was essentially a launch platform for its main weapon... German designers realized the U-boat depended on submerged ability both for survival and lethality... a U-boat at night or in bad weather was actually safer on the surface... U-boat radar was also developed... the U-boat fleet suffered extremely heavy casualties... Germany has brought the U-Boat name into the 21st century with the new... A Personal Account of the German U-Boat Battles of World War II...

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