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The 55% number is misleadingly low because the Carcass English extreme metal band T-Shirt but in fact I love this last year of the war many axis ships were sunk by allied air because the subs had made the seas safe for the carriers and penned the shipping to coasts and safe areas. The other interesting stat there is that submariners made up just 1.6% of the US Navy at that time, and they were an all-volunteer force. In movies it’s almost always submarines shooting at each other. In reality they’ve almost exclusively sank surface ships and are usually killed by surface ships as well. In the entire history of naval warfare there is only 1 documented case of a submerged submarine sinking another submerged submarine. The HMS Venturer sank U-864 in 1945. I feel like “submerged” is doing A LOT of work here. For example the Germans had 23 other U-boats sunk by submarines in the war. Not sure how many were torpedoed, but probably most. A submerged sub shooting at a surfaced one also isn’t really any different from shooting at a conventional surface ship. Submerged vs Submerged is what people always imagine for Sub on Sub battles. Just turns out that is not very accurate. There is/was a map in the Chiefs Bachelor’s Quarters (barracks for unmarried senior enlisted personnel) on the Groton, CT Submarine base of all the U.S. submarine “kills” during WWII. The map was a full-on 20 or so foot by 9 or 10 foot tall mural & listed the tonnage of Axis ships destroyed. I tried finding a pic online to no avail.

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The only argument I will entertain against dropping the Carcass English extreme metal band T-Shirt but in fact I love this atomic bomb was the submarines had the Japanese beat long before. They were so starved of resources they couldn’t do shit by the end. Granted they still did and were arming civilians as well as children so it isn’t like they would have surrendered, it just made EFFECTIVE fighting impossible. Interesting, but that article was pretty rough, between the spelling mistakes and weird wrong translations, I gave up reading it. Das Boot, ideally the directors cut, is great. The directions cut is pretty long, but Das Boot was originally a miniseries, so the “full version” is REALLY long if you don’t break it up. There are a bunch of movies in the “early post-war category”: Operation Pacific, Torpedo Run, and Operation Petticoat are probably the three best known ones. None of them are what I would call “good”, but the last one is a comedy which at least makes it “fun”. There is also a British sub film Above Us The Waves which I know very little about. Destination Tokyo is pretty cheesy at bits, but might deserve a watch as a prototype WWII submarine movie, made during the war. We Dive at Dawn is another of the type but British. Crash Dive is also in this category but it’s pretty bad. If you’re interested in movies where submarines are really important even if I wouldn’t call them “submarine movies” then Greyhound is a good watch. Sounds like we are waiting on the 4th installation for Hanks/Spielberg to get a truly good WWII submarine series.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.