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Forbidden Depth Charge Wiped Out 12 U-Boats in One Run

In this gripping World War II naval story, a daring and officially forbidden depth-charge tactic turns the tide of the Battle of the Atlantic. When German U-boats dominate the North Atlantic and sink Allied shipping at a terrifying rate, one stubborn Royal Navy commander decides to ignore outdated doctrine and try something radically different. This video explains how Captain Frederick John Walker modified standard depth-charge patterns, slowed his ships to near silence, and attacked at unusually shallow depths — a method the Admiralty initially condemned as reckless. The result was shocking: in a single extended operation, his escort group wiped out 12 U-boats in one run, achieving a kill rate many times higher than conventional tactics. Beyond the action, the story reveals a deeper lesson about innovation, courage, and leadership in wartime — how breaking the rules can sometimes save thousands of lives. The success of this tactic helped protect Allied convoys, reduced merchant losses, and paved the way for eventual victory in the Atlantic. A powerful mix of strategy, human drama, and high-stakes naval warfare that shows how one “forbidden” idea reshaped history.