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A period-appropriate torpedo-defense system for Argencourt

The reconstruction uses a substantial but not maximum torpedo-defense scheme to represent contemporary British practice without overstating protection.

Question

How strong might Argencourt's underwater protection have been?

Short answer

A substantial contemporary torpedo-defense system is plausible, represented conservatively by the middle rather than maximum protection option.

Notes

The design exercise selects the second of three available underwater-protection levels. That option reasonably represents contemporary state-of-the-art practice. Choosing less than the maximum keeps the reconstruction conservative and avoids importing later protection standards. The uncertainty is handled through an explicit, bounded assumption.