The full import of the recent Allied successes in the Atlantic became apparent last week. At a time when, as of four months ago, Allied authorities expected to be losing ship after ship to the greatest of U-boat campaigns, the actual losses were astoundingly small. In fact, the ocean lanes to Britain and North Africa last week were more dangerous for Germany's U-boats than for Allied merchantmen.
Winston Churchill announced that in May the Allies, for the first time, destroyed more submarines than the Ger mans build in a month. Exactly this...
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