Gm. 5 (Gearing-class Destroyer)
A class of destroyers built for the United States Navy during World War II, known for their speed, firepower, and endurance in anti-submarine warfare.
Goodyear Blimp (United States)
A non-rigid airship produced by Goodyear during World War II. Used for coastal patrol and anti-submarine warfare, it proved useful in detecting and tracking enemy vessels.
Escort Ship
A naval vessel designed to protect other ships from enemy attack, primarily focusing on anti-submarine warfare and defense against surface raiders.
Escort Carrier
A small aircraft carrier designed primarily to protect convoys from enemy air attack. These carriers lacked the size and capacity of fleet carriers, but played a vital role in World War II by providing air cover for merchant ships and protecting them from submarine and air threats.
Dg. 41 The B-24 Liberator
A four-engine heavy bomber, extensively used by the United States Army Air Forces during World War II. The B-24, known for its long range, payload capacity, and effectiveness in anti-submarine warfare, was the most produced American bomber of the war.
Depth Charges
Explosive devices dropped from ships or aircraft to attack submarines underwater. They were a primary weapon used against submarines during World War II.
Dd. 49 Destroyer
The Dd. 49 Destroyer was a British destroyer that served in the Royal Navy during World War II. It was a fast and maneuverable ship that was armed with a variety of guns and torpedoes. The Dd. 49 Destroyer was used for convoy escort, anti-submarine warfare, and other naval operations.
Degaussing
A process used to reduce the magnetic signature of ships, making them less susceptible to detection by magnetic mines or torpedoes.
Destroyers
Small, fast warships designed for escorting convoys, attacking submarines, and engaging in naval battles.
Cx. CWS-100 Destroyer
A small, fast warship designed for escorting and attacking enemy ships. Destroyers were widely used during World War II, particularly for convoy escort and anti-submarine warfare.