Talk:HMS Zealous (R39)

message: Here i am. Were are the issues about Eilat?--Stefanomencarelli 19:45, 28 September 2007 (UTC)
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message: Yeah, yeah, original research and POV results:
From : http://www.germannotes.com/hist_ww1_uboat.shtml :
U-Boats at war
*At the beginning of 1914, the submarine remained something of a nautical curiosity of uncertain usefulness. Two days after Britain declared war on Germany over the German invasion of Belgium, ten German U-boats left their base in Helgoland to attack Royal Navy warships in the North Sea. They were effectively all the blue-water submarines the Germans had
And 
*The sinkings (of the three Cressys) were a wake-up call to the British Admiralty. The Royal Navy base at Scapa Flow in the Orkney Islands, just north of Scotland, seemed clearly vulnerable. The Admiralty was also increasingly nervous about mines, which had sunk the light cruiser HMS Amphion off the Thames Estuary the first week of the war, and much more significantly sending the battleship HMS Audacious to the bottom of the Irish Sea on 17 October. Most of the crew of the Audacious was saved, but it was still a major humiliation. 
 
'The fleet was sent to refuge in Ireland and on the western coast of Scotland until adequate defenses were installed at Scapa Flow. This, in a sense, was a more significant victory than sinking a few old cruisers. The submarine, which had been held in such suspicion, had forced the world's most powerful fleet from its home base.
So we have: (at beginning of the war, the subamarine was rated as) something of a nautical curiosity of uncertain usefulness + The submarine, which had been held in such suspicion, had forced the world's most powerful fleet from its home base.
that was on pair with During an exercise of British fleets, at the beginnings of the siecle, a submarine signaled to a battleship to have sink her. The battleships answered that it cannot been possible that a sub can do it. This episode showed how this unliked reality was raising, the avvent of submarine era. This reality was ignored by traditional naval ambients (War Machines, pag 2529, italian version printed by De Agostini)
The old U-9 og Weddingen made a strike that influenced dramatically the conceptions about the capabilities of submarines (war machines, pag 1795)
The news about this sinking shocked deeply the world opinion about , and this operation was one destined to pass in the history..The Great Bretaign public opinion was shocked to learn that only one submarine was the author of the loss of 1500 lives and three cruisers (Mario Cecon, 'Le born of submarine' article on RID magazine march 1999).
So call me POV. Oh yeah.--Stefanomencarelli 19:27, 29 September 2007 (UTC)
replies: text: I see nothing there I disagree with. Benea 20:01, 29 September 2007 (UTC)
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