How effective were rocket-armed Sea Hurricanes against submarines and small craft?
Short answerA hit could matter, but obtaining one was difficult enough that success depended heavily on luck.
NotesThe exchange asks about Sea Hurricanes using rockets against submarines and light craft. A hit could be effective, but achieving one required considerable luck. The weapon therefore offered a possibility rather than a reliably decisive anti-submarine method. An aircraft's maritime value cannot be judged solely from the destructive power of the weapon it carried.