How did the convoy help the Allies during ww2?

The convoy system, whereby large numbers of merchant ships were escorted across the Atlantic by a small number of warships, was absolutely essential to the survival of Great Britain in WWII. The "Battle of the Atlantic" as the attacks on the convoys came to be known, was probably the most important battle in the European theatre of War. Had the basic supplies, like food and oil, not got through, Britain would have collapsed.

In addition, the convoys brought much needed war supplies and fighting men from the USA to assist in the eventual return to mainland Europe on D-Day. More.

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