In 1918, during World War I, initially the German U-boats (submarines) controlled the seas. It turns out the same thing happened in World War II.
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America’s Oldest and Newest Warship Classes That Fought in World War IIWorld War II U.S. Navy Veteran, Joseph McCarron, celebrated his 100th birthday surrounded by friends and loved ones earlier ...
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Log book from WWII ship mysteriously ends up in piece of furnitureThe Amesbury was introduced as a World War II convoy escort in 1943 ... as well as Greenock in Scotland. The ship was eventually awarded a battle star for its services off of Normandy beach ...
Wrecks of three ships that were part of the Arctic convoy PQ-17, which the forces ... U.S. and Britain to the USSR at the height of World War II. Of the 35 ships that left the Icelandic port ...
This, in turn, made the ships of the convoy vulnerable to the German U-Boats prowling the North Sea. Because of the mere fear of the Tirpitz, the Admiralty in London made the entire convoy vulnera ...
A 99-year-old Burnham-On-Sea war veteran has been awarded a prestigious new medal by the Russian government for his brave ...
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