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Why were transport ships ineffective in WW2

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Answer: During the Second World War, Britain depended on vital supplies of food, equipment and raw materials from overseas, notably from North America and the Empire. These goods were transported in thousands of merchant ships, which were vulnerable to attack by German submarines (U-boats)

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