Britain's campaign to ban submarine warfare coexisted with heavy investment in submarines. The argument rejects the assumption that Britain disliked the weapon after World War I, describing British investment as greater than that of any other nation. Britain was also among the earliest modern adopters, although whether it was first depends on the definition used. At various points, particularly in peacetime, it possessed the world's largest submarine fleet.
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Britain's submarine-ban campaign coexisted with heavy investment
British efforts to prohibit submarine warfare did not mean the Royal Navy had abandoned submarines.