Surely you can't imagine that the use of potatoes can also "sink" submarines in addition to eating?
It is said that in World War II, the American destroyer "Obanon" patrolled the waters near the Solomon Islands and suddenly found a Japanese submarine exposed to the surface of the water to breathe. This sudden encounter caused panic on both sides. Japanese submarines were loaded with torpedoes, but were too late to fire them; Although the American destroyers opened fire on the enemy first, none of them hit. The Japanese submarine quickly turned around and entered a dead corner where the gunfire of the ship could not function.
The soldiers on the American destroyers had no time to even get their light weapons because of their sudden arrival at the enemy, so they grabbed the edible potatoes stored in the small cabin on the deck and threw them at the submarine. The Japanese soldiers also thought that the American troops were throwing grenades one after another, and one by one they were panicked and panicked, and they climbed with rolling belts and scrambled to squeeze into the boat.
Fearing that a Japanese submarine would launch a torpedo, the American destroyer sped away from the scene at full power. The Japanese submarine, fearing that the American destroyers would drop depth charges, sank rapidly and fled with more horsepower, only to crash into a reef on the bottom of the sea.
