Trivia!

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  1. DarrenScott

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    DKM Schleswig-Holstein?
     
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    Yep thats it.
     
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    Ok, this one may be a little harder.
    Which submarine was the only sub ever to depthcharge another sub?
     
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    you got me, i don't have a clue on that one. Could 't even find a submarine that carried depth charges, though I found plenty of subs that managed to sink other subs.

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    ok, I'll give a hint: It was a WW1 british sub, later transferred to Australia.
     
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    Hmmm, perhaps this one was too hard?
    Answer: The Submarine in question was the British J1. On the 9 November 1918 during an engagement with UB-57 J1 launched an depth charge from a specially fitted launcher. The attack was unsuccesful.
     
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    An easy one then.

    What was the original name of the soviet cruiser "Admiral Makarov"
     
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    Nürnberg
     
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    What is the name of the first ship to have an aircraft take off from it whilst underway?
     
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    USS NorthCarolina 9-9-1915
     
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    Date is wrong :
    11-5-1915
     
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    Wrong ship.
     
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    USS Birmingham on 14 November 1910
     
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    That ship was not underway, so still wrong.
     
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    HMS Hibernia 9 May 1912
     
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    Yep, thats the ship.
     
  18. Kotori87

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    When in doubt, guess and check :)
     
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    yup, isn't that how it's done?
     
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    So what insane hard question are you going to give us for Trivia?
     
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