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The 13 pages that link to Convoy, each with the reason it gives.

• Battle of the AtlanticRelated: Convoys concentrated defenses around merchant ships and became the Allies’ main protection against U-boats.

• Naval blockadeCompared with: Convoys protect shipping from attack, whereas a blockade seeks to prevent it from passing.

• Anti-submarine warfareRelated: Convoys reduced the vulnerability of shipping to submarines and concentrated defensive forces.

• Unrestricted submarine warfareRelated: Convoys countered submarine attacks by concentrating merchant ships with escorts.

• Spanish treasure fleetNarrower topic: Warships escorted merchant vessels against privateers and enemy fleets.

• Mediterranean and Middle East theatre of World War IIRelated: Convoys carried the fuel, equipment, and reinforcements that sustained distant campaigns.

• Quasi-WarRelated: American naval escorts helped merchant ships cross waters where French attackers operated.

• Karl DönitzRelated: Allied convoys were the targets Dönitz's U-boats tried to locate and destroy.

• U-boatRelated: Convoys reduced the vulnerability of shipping to isolated U-boat attacks.

• Command of the seaBroader topic: Convoys protect shipping when routes are threatened or control is contested.

• Halifax ExplosionRelated: Mont-Blanc was waiting to join a wartime convoy when the collision occurred.

• Venetian–Genoese WarsRelated: Convoys concentrated the trade each republic sought to protect or disrupt.

• Frederic John WalkerRelated: Protecting Atlantic convoys gave Walker’s anti-submarine operations their central purpose.