Germans Never Expected 9 British MTBs To Sink Their Convoy From Behind
In the darkness of the North Sea, a German convoy thought it was safe — heavily guarded and moving under cover of night. But nine British Motor Torpedo Boats had other plans. Attacking from behind at high speed, they unleashed a devastating surprise assault that sent ships and escorts into chaos. This is the untold story of how a handful of small, fast boats humiliated a powerful German force.
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