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Why Three Admirals Rejected the Weapon That Killed 270 U-Boats

November 1943. USS Sculpin sank with 42 men aboard — including Lieutenant Albert David's brother. The Navy's anti-submarine weapons failed 87% of the time. David knew there was a better solution, but three admirals stood in his way. Then came U-505 — the captured German submarine that changed everything. This is the true story of one officer's fight against bureaucracy, a stolen British weapon design, and the silent killer that terrified German submariners more than anything else in WWII. 🎬 Real history. Real courage. Real consequences. 💭 Question for you: Have you ever been right about something at work, but the people in charge refused to listen? How did you handle it? David risked court-martial and his entire career. Most of us wouldn't go that far — but maybe we should. Drop your thoughts in the comments. 👍 If you think institutional stubbornness is one of humanity's biggest problems, hit that like button. 🔔 Subscribe if you want more stories about people who refused to accept "that's how we've always done it" as an answer. We're building a community of critical thinkers who question authority when lives are at stake. #WW2 #NavalHistory #U505 #BattleOfTheAtlantic #TrueStory #MilitaryHistory #UntoldStory #Leadership #BureaucracyFails