What kind of submarine warfare might develop during a Great Lakes naval arms race?
Short answerSmall X-craft-like submarines carrying one or two torpedoes would suit the confined lakes and be difficult to counter.
NotesA Great Lakes submarine campaign would have to adapt to confined and often shallow operating areas. Very small boats resembling British X-craft would fit better than full-size fleet submarines. Even one or two torpedoes would give such craft a serious ambush capability. Their small size would also make detection and clearance unusually difficult in the lakes' restricted waters.