Strike Missions: U-Boat

This documentary presents a thorough analysis of the U-boat campaign initiated by Germany during World War I. It details the strategic decisions made from the war's onset in 1914, including the declaration of a war zone around Britain and the implementation of unrestricted submarine warfare. The film highlights key moments such as the Battle of Jutland in 1916 and the British attacks on U-boat bases in 1918.

Lee Jagow leads the narrative, guiding viewers through expert analyses and firsthand accounts that reveal the complexities of naval warfare during this era. The documentary not only covers military strategies but also addresses the broader implications of these actions on neutral nations, notably the United States. For collectors of documentary films on military history, this title provides valuable insights into a critical period that shaped modern naval tactics.