End Around (submarine tactic)
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End Around (submarine tactic)
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The end around was a submarine tactic used when the position of a submarine did not allow the submarine to mount an immediate attack. The submarine's crew estimated the enemy's bearing, heading, and speed, remaining submerged until out of the enemy's visual range. The submarine then surfaced and proceeded at maximum speed to a position in front of the target, near the target's predicted course but remaining out of view. The submarine would then submerge, approach, and attack.
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2023-04-05T01:06:54Z
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