Nazi Submarine and Allied Convoy Challenges

The video depicts an Allied convoy navigating through the stormy North Atlantic, facing rough seas. As the ocean calms, the convoy speeds up despite threats of submarine attacks. A spotter identifies a Nazi submarine, leading to a successful attack with depth charges. The submarine is forced to the surface and abandoned, highlighting the Allies' success in sinking enemy submarines faster than they can be built.

What challenges did the Allied convoy face in the stormy North Atlantic?

• Rough seas and heavy waves

• Calm seas and clear skies

• Mechanical failures in the engines

• Friendly fire from other ships

What was the state of the ocean when the convoy increased its speed?

• Foggy and misty

• Calm as a millpond

• Stormy and rough

• Frozen and icy

What was the primary threat to the convoy despite the calm waters?

• Icebergs

• Submarine attacks

• Pirate raids

• Airplane attacks

What action was taken when a Nazi submarine was spotted?

• Depth charges were deployed

• The convoy stopped moving

• A distress signal was sent

• The convoy changed its route

What was the fate of the Nazi submarine after the attack?

• It continued to attack the convoy

• It was captured by the Allies

• It was forced to the surface and abandoned

• It escaped undamaged