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The Only Time A Submarine Sank Another Underwater He Was Blind

It is the rarest kill in naval history. Usually, submarines hunt surface ships. But in February 1945, a British commander did the impossible: he hunted a German U-boat while both were fully submerged. Captain Jimmy Launders of the HMS Venturer couldn't use his periscope. He couldn't use active sonar. He had to rely on pure mathematics and a stopwatch to track a zigzagging enemy he couldn't see. The target was U-864, a massive German submarine carrying a secret cargo that could have prolonged the war in the Pacific. What followed was a 3D chess game of death in the freezing North Sea. *In this video:* The secret "Operation Caesar" cargo Why submarines never fought underwater The math Launders used to predict the "Zig Zag" The only underwater-to-underwater torpedo kill in history