Shipping_losses: Shipping losses in 1941 in the Atlantic
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Shipping losses in 1941 in the Atlantic
Description
A major theater of action in World War II was the
Atlantic ocean. Germany attempted through submarine and
aerial attacks to sink shipping supplying Britain through
the war. This table summarizes the losses in 1941.
Usage
data(Shipping_losses)
Format
12 rows, one for each month of 1941
month
nships number of ships sunk
tons gross tonnage of the ships sunk. This includes
both the ship and the cargo.
country whether the ships were British, or belonged to
Allied or Neutral countries.
Source
From W.S. Churchill (1952) The Grand Alliance a history of the Second World War. Houghton Mifflin Co. Boston. p. 782
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Shipping losses in 1941 in the Atlantic
Description
A major theater of action in World War II was the Atlantic ocean. Germany attempted through submarine and aerial attacks to sink shipping supplying Britain through the war. This table summarizes the losses in 1941.
Usage
data(Shipping_losses)
Format
12 rows, one for each month of 1941
month
nships number of ships sunk
tons gross tonnage of the ships sunk. This includes both the ship and the cargo.
country whether the ships were British, or belonged to Allied or Neutral countries.
Source
From W.S. Churchill (1952) The Grand Alliance a history of the Second World War. Houghton Mifflin Co. Boston. p. 782
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