Yes have a look for Attack on Mers-el-Kébir or Operation Catapult, also the British sunk ships in the pacific after the invasion of French Indochina by the Japanese
The aircraft carriers Akagi, Kaga, Soryu and Hiryu were sunk and also the heavy cruiser Mikuma.
During the bombing of Darwin on February 19, 1942, a total of 11 ships were sunk in the harbor. This attack, carried out by Japanese forces, was part of a larger campaign against Australia during World War II. The bombing resulted in significant damage to both military and civilian vessels, highlighting the vulnerability of Australian maritime assets at the time.
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During World War II, several passenger ships were sunk in the Atlantic, most notably the RMS Lusitania, which was torpedoed by a German U-boat in 1915, and the MV Westralia, which was sunk by a German submarine in 1942. Other significant losses included the RMS Aquitania and the SS Athenia, the latter being the first British passenger ship sunk by a U-boat in the war. These attacks highlighted the dangers of transatlantic travel during the conflict, leading to significant changes in maritime safety and military strategy.
The Boxer Rebellion was a violent anti-foreign and -Christian movement occurring before the Russo-Japanese war. Any ships that sunk in relation to this event were sunk later in the war.
There were 8 battleships that sunk at Pearl Habor
About 18, I think. I am not sure....
Japanese zeros carried torpedoes on their planes
Yes have a look for Attack on Mers-el-Kébir or Operation Catapult, also the British sunk ships in the pacific after the invasion of French Indochina by the Japanese
War time or peace time? In peace time, the major warships sunk in the ocean have been: 1. Battleship USS Oklahoma, sunk while under tow to California after WWII. 2. Battleship USS Arkansas, sunk by an Atomic Bomb, during testing in the Pacific in 1946. 3. Battleship USS Nevada, sunk for target practice in the Pacific. 4. Battleship USS Pennsylvania, sunk for target practice in the Pacific. 5. Battleship USS New York, sunk for target practice in the Pacific. Wartime, in the ocean: British Battleship HMS Prince of Wales was sunk by Japanese airplanes in the Pacific (South China Sea-part of the Pacific). Japanese Battleship IJN Yamato, sunk by US airplanes in the Pacific. German Battleship DKM Bismarck, sunk itself in the Atlantic.
The aircraft carriers Akagi, Kaga, Soryu and Hiryu were sunk and also the heavy cruiser Mikuma.
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US Navy: 5 battleships sunk, 3 damaged; 2 destroyers sunk, 1 damaged; 3 cruisers damaged; numerous support ships sunk & damaged.
On 29th May 1942 three Japanese submarines arrived off Madagascar. Two were carrying midget submarines which attacked British ships in harbour, damaging one battleship and sinking a tanker. Both midget subs were sunk.
It got sunk because the bismark sunk the flag ship of the royal navy,(Hood), the british then sent every war ship available to sink bismark. At 9.00am on the 21st of may, the bismark was sunk by the british ships.
During the bombing of Darwin on February 19, 1942, a total of 11 ships were sunk in the harbor. This attack, carried out by Japanese forces, was part of a larger campaign against Australia during World War II. The bombing resulted in significant damage to both military and civilian vessels, highlighting the vulnerability of Australian maritime assets at the time.