US Sub Blasts Japanese Ship

The video describes a scenario where an American submarine detects strong radio signals from a Japanese convoy. The submarine uses its periscope to sight a target and receives an order to surface. The target is deemed too small for a torpedo, so gunfire is used to neutralize it before it can alert the convoy. The Americans achieve a victory, marking another success in their operations.

What initially alerted the American submarine to the presence of the Japanese convoy?

• Visual sighting of ships

• Strong radio signals

• Sonar detection

• Radar signals

What tool did the submarine use to confirm the sighting of the Japanese transmitter ship?

• Radar

• Sonar

• Periscope

• Binoculars

Why did the submarine decide to surface and use gunfire instead of a torpedo?

• The submarine was out of torpedoes

• The torpedo was malfunctioning

• The signal boat was too fast

• The signal boat was too small for a torpedo

What was the primary objective of the American submarine when engaging the Japanese signal boat?

• To prevent it from warning the convoy

• To capture the crew

• To test new weapons

• To gather intelligence

What was the outcome of the American submarine's engagement with the Japanese vessel?

• The Japanese vessel was sunk

• The Japanese vessel was captured

• The Japanese vessel escaped

• The Japanese vessel surrendered