U-BOATS - ONE A DAY -

The video provides a visual account of the American naval efforts to protect Atlantic convoys from U-boat threats. American naval cameramen document the patrol aircraft's search for enemy submarines. Upon sighting a U-boat, signals are sent to a U.S. aircraft carrier, which launches dive bombers to neutralize the threat. Two U-boats are caught and destroyed before they can submerge, showcasing the effectiveness of American naval tactics in reducing the U-boat menace.

What was the role of American naval cameramen in the Atlantic convoys?

• They were responsible for sinking U-boats.

• They provided visual confirmation of the convoys' progress.

• They operated the patrol aircraft.

• They coordinated with the aircraft carriers.

What action was taken when an enemy submarine was spotted?

• The convoy changed its route.

• A signal was sent to a U.S. aircraft carrier.

• The submarine was ignored.

• The patrol aircraft engaged the submarine directly.

How was U-boat number one dealt with?

• It was captured and brought to the surface.

• It was left alone as it posed no threat.

• It was sunk before it could submerge.

• It escaped after a brief engagement.

What was the fate of U-boat number two?

• It was captured by the crew.

• It was attacked with depth charges and bombs.

• It was not found by the patrol aircraft.

• It managed to escape.

What does the final section highlight about the U-boat operations?

• The U-boats were not a significant threat.

• The dramatic end of two U-boats and the success of the operations.

• The operations were ineffective.

• The U-boats were able to evade capture.