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WW2 - Corvette versus Submarine - Corvette wins
WW2 - Corvette versus submarine and the corvette wins: A dramatic incident in The Battle of the Atlantic Date: 1941
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Atlantic Attacks Blockade Convoys Corvette Crossing Enemy Guarding Logistics Merchant Protection Seas Submarine Supply Vessels Corvettes
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Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 17.7cm x 12.7cm (7" x 5")
Estimated Product Size is 20.3cm x 16.2cm (8" x 6.4")
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Artwork printed orientated as per the preview above, with landscape (horizontal) orientation to match the source image.
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In the vast expanse of the North Atlantic Ocean during World War II, a dramatic incident unfolded between a Corvette and a Submarine. The year was 1941, and the Battle of the Atlantic was in full swing as the Axis powers sought to disrupt Allied supply lines and choke off the flow of essential resources to the United Kingdom. Amidst the vast convoys of merchant vessels crossing the treacherous waters, the Corvette HMCS Saguenay, part of the Royal Canadian Navy, was on the lookout for enemy submarines. The submarine, a German U-boat, had successfully evaded detection and was preparing to attack a vulnerable merchant vessel in the convoy. But the crew of the HMCS Saguenay, under the command of Lieutenant Commander J.C. Tait, was not to be outmaneuvered. With quick thinking and expert seamanship, Tait ordered his ship to execute a high-speed turn, bringing the Corvette's guns to bear on the U-boat. The Corvette's guns roared to life, and a hail of shells rained down on the submarine. The U-boat, taken by surprise, was unable to evade the relentless barrage. The Corvette's accurate fire hit the submarine's conning tower, causing significant damage and forcing the U-boat to surface. With the submarine exposed, the Corvette's crew wasted no time in finishing off the enemy with depth charges. The successful engagement was a testament to the bravery and skill of the Corvette's crew and the importance of the Corvettes in protecting the vital supply convoys during the Battle of the Atlantic. The victory came at a cost, however, as the HMCS Saguenay suffered damage during the engagement, but the crew's determination and quick thinking ensured the safety of the convoy and the continuation of essential supply lines to the Allied forces.
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