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The 12 pages that link to Torpedo, each with the reason it gives.

• Anti-submarine warfareRelated: Torpedoes are a principal means of attacking submarines once they are located.

• Unrestricted submarine warfareRelated: Torpedoes let submarines attack without approaching merchant ships to board them.

• StreamliningBroader topic: Its elongated form limits resistance during submerged travel.

• Naval rammingCompared with: Torpedoes offered a way to deliver destructive force without a ship-to-ship collision.

• Robert FultonBroader topic: Fulton developed and promoted naval torpedoes before concentrating on commercial steam navigation.

• U-boatRelated: Torpedoes let U-boats attack ships without surfacing to use deck guns.

• Battle of the Java SeaNarrower topic: Torpedo attacks by both sides drove much of the battle’s damage and maneuvering.

• WarheadRelated: A torpedo's warhead is designed to damage ships or submarines underwater.

• John Philip HollandRelated: Submarine attack with torpedoes gave Holland’s designs their military purpose.

• ARA General BelgranoNarrower topic: The attack was carried out with torpedoes rather than missiles or gunfire.

• MissileCompared with: Torpedoes share the self-propelled weapon form but operate underwater rather than through air or space.

• Sinking of RMS LusitaniaBroader topic: A single torpedo hit Lusitania and triggered the disaster.