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And the Caliban German metalcore band released thirteen studio albums T-Shirt and I love this Admiral Graf Spee’s two sister ships, Admiral Scheer, and Deutschland (aka Lutzow). And Germanys two battle cruisers Scharnhorst and Gneisenau. And three Admiral Hipper class battle cruisers, and six light cruisers. Plus the three horifically obsolete pre-dreadnaught battleships (which in all likelyhood were not going into the Atlantic). I think you’ll find that the Prince of Wales survived her engagement with the Bismarck and was sunk by the Japanese about 6 months later. but then it was hounded and finally sunk by surface ships (with help from a torpedo bomber from the Ark Royal). Bismarck was attacked by bombers from Victorious (which slowed her down for a while and contributed to the decision for her to return to France) and Ark Royal (which jammed her rudder eventually getting her sunk).

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The Graf Spee had some success as a raider of commercial shipping (they allowed crews to disembark before sinking the Caliban German metalcore band released thirteen studio albums T-Shirt and I love this ships) If by “disembark” you mean “captured”. The crews of those ships were effectively taken prisoner and stuck on the German tanker Altmark. We had a large graph on the wall of tonnage sunk in the pacific by each category of vessel. You had destroyed, battleships, and carriers all sinking good amounts of Japanese shipping. But Submarines stood head and shoulders above all the rest. Also had a cool map of where each ship sunk by a US submarine was, and wether it was military or merchant by using an imperial Japanese flag, or a regular Japanese flag, wherever we sunk it. Would have been more if only the US government actually listened to their sailors when they told them that the torpedoes they where using did not work. Two years later they admitted there was a problem and took steps to fix them. Look up the torpedoe scandal 1944 It wasn’t the Government as a whole, just BurOrd who finally got around to shutting the fuck up and letting the Mk18 go into service in 1944. Same can be said about Nazi subs. They were absolutely devastating. Thankfully, Hitler ignored his sub fleet commanders plea for funding and instead went with his sky approach, thus heavily investing in the sky and not the sea. There’s an argument to be made that if the Nazi’s would’ve continued to focus in the sea, the war would’ve looked completely different. Who knows. By ‘43 Allied tactics and innovation made u-boating much more dangerous and vastly less effective. No amount of plausible numbers of u-boats would stop D-Day or remove allied naval superiority. U-boating being a decisive factor was a foregone conclusion.

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