Примери за използване на The u-boats на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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So where are the U-boats now?
The U-boats had eyes in air.
And where are the U-boats?
But the U-boats was attacking ships in the surface.
And of course the U-boats loved that.
The U-boats were ordered to sweep the North Sea.
We know what the U-boats are sending.
The U-boats appeared to be observing the Cruiser Rules.
We would be hearing plenty if the u-boats had attacked them.
This Shark? Before our convoys come in range of the U-boats.
Of those assigned to the U-Boats, only 10,000 returned.
The U-boats keep working westward with this new"wolf pack" tactic.
It's our way back into Shark, so long as the U-boats find our convoy.
The U-boats employ it for reporting their position, course and speed.
For the first time, the U-boats had an open door to the Atlantic.
The U-boats locations were known and the convoys were being directed around them.
For Naval intelligence, this was confirmation that the U-boats were experiencing a lean time.
At least for the U-boats in these waters there was time to relax in the African sunshine.
Convoy SC 94 marked the return of the U-boats to the convoys from Canada to Britain.
The U-boats nearly always proved elusive, and the convoys, denuded of cover, were put at even greater risk.
As a result of the increased coastal convoy escort system, the U-boats' attention shifted back to the Atlantic convoys.
In January of 1943, The Roosevelts and the Churchills had decreed that priority had to be given principle to the defeat of the U-boats.
Due to ongoing friction between the Luftwaffe and Kriegsmarine,the primary source of convoy sightings was the U-boats themselves.
The U-boats, the most powerful arm of the Kriegsmarine, were not suitable for operations in the relatively shallow and restricted English Channel.
In October 1941, Hitler ordered Dönitz to move many of the U-boats into the Mediterranean, to support German operations in that theatre.
The U-boats were further critically hampered after D-Day by the loss of their bases in France to the advancing Allied armies.
In January 1943, President Roosevelt, andPrime Minister Churchill… declared that stopping the U-boats would be their top priority.