What's the biggest failure of the uboat service?

BasilY · 11-04-08, 08:26 PM

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Originally Posted by DarkFolle

the biggest failure? :hmm:
maybe starting a war with a bunch of egocentric, self-satisfying, each-other-intolerant, each-other-unsupporting commanding officers, first of all that genius of Hitler (the one who said "i don't want to conquer Russia, i just want the Arian space"....yeah, mate, sure, just in a second, the russians will give their life and territories for free...)?? :hmm:
U surely start a war with what u have, but if u start a war with nothing AND plan to conquest the entire world with it... :hmm: gimme another beer dude...:rotfl:

Useless topic, because there are so many faults the Nazi did from the very beginning of the war that are countless. They could and would have won if.. or if... or if not, better to say...

You go to war with the leader(s) you have, not the leader(s) you want

View Poll Results: What's the biggest mistake?
Fail to test the torpedoes thoroughly before the war.	6	6.74%
Fail to institute un-restricted warfare from the get go.	3	3.37%
Fail to introduce electric Boats earlier (XXI/XXIII)	17	19.10%
Fail to co-operate better with the surface fleet and Luftwaffe	13	14.61%
Fail to discover/suspect a breach of the enigma code	27	30.34%
Fail to institute radio silence	5	5.62%
Continual insistance that uboat should fight aircraft.	0	0%
Fail to copy the "longlance" from Japan (longer, faster, no bubble)	3	3.37%
Continue sending more boats after 1944 when prospects were dim.	3	3.37%
Other	12	13.48%
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