U-47

Convoy after convoy, you don't know where I am, packs of steel roam the Atlantic, gunpowder with waves, metallic howls, he who was once hunted is now the hunter. Convoy after convoy, you don't even know where I am, the wolves stalk in the ocean, the silence of the night, metallic howls, he who was once hunted is now the hunter. It was the most feared front for the UK, where the British faced German submarines, tactical sea wolves in the Battle of the Atlantic. At the beginning of the war, Germany was weak at sea; it couldn't even dream of defeating the Royal Navy. From battleships and cruisers to destroyers, the British outnumbered them by a wide margin. And there was a problem: the UK was an island, almost impregnable to anyone who wanted to invade it, as they would need naval superiority. The Reich didn't have that, but it did have a plan. Being an island had its drawbacks: it had to import supplies from elsewhere, and everything arrived via merchant ships. They just had to sink them, and what better way to do that than with submarines? But the Crimean Navy had few and poorly equipped submarines. The UK protected its ships with warships in case of danger. Tonix asked for more submarines, and Hitler ordered, "Build them!" On September 3rd, the battle began with the first stage on the surface. The Reich was at a disadvantage since it still didn't have submarines. Prepared, even so, the U-47, a Royal battleship, Germany lays mines, magnetic submarines, Allied ships explode frenetically, 900,000 tons sunk, yet 22,000,000 cross without incident. Everything was going to change in the second stage. The Reich in Norway wipes the Allies off the map, they capture several ports to make naval bases, they will be loaded in Spain. No fuss, guys! Germany with access to the Arctic and the Atlantic Ocean, planes can no longer escort the British, as their range is limited in flight, 1,600,000 tons for the sea, with France out, nothing would stop them, and on top of that, the Germans deploy their U-boats. Luke: Pay attention. Cat: torpedoes ready