Hi guys, aside from the quick "likes," I'm always late to delve into your topics. You've said it all. I'm far from my books now; I'm a bit helpless relying solely on memory. The Falklands War (Malvinas),
First World War and the American Civil War are three of the many historical topics I've explored (especially from a purely military perspective) by reading specific books on the subject. The information found online (including Wikipedia) is essentially accurate and comprehensive.

It would be interesting to delve deeper into the torpedo topic.
In the English translation, I see that you define the term torpedo as both the underwater weapon attached to the pole and integral with the submersible unit, and the self-propelled underwater weapon.
We Italians have two distinct terms, so we wouldn't have any doubts.
I believe that, if the question is formulated with the term "torpedo" (which includes both types of weapon, although different), the Hunley submarine should be included, and therefore the correct answer is Pat's.
In my opinion, interpreting your term.

Conquerer sank Belgrano in the Soulth Atlantic war.
HMS Pathfinder sunk by U boat in 1914...

I see you found the 'Edit' button Pat😁

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If I knew what a 'wuestion ' is I might take issue with you Pat😁😂
OK. Bring it on. I'll be brushing up on 'Nelson's Navy' while you're away😉

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The answers I was expecting was

a. The Hunley/Housatonic sinking.

b. HMS Conqueror

Come one guys keep trying and let’s get more people talking instead of AI

I must pose more sailing ship questions then !!!

Aah come on Pat.
Stop it. Or my baseball caps, from various navies, won't fit any more😮
There are many guys on here who are much more clued up on other topics than I am.
Especially anything to do with sailing ships.
But I'm learning from my bloopers in that regard😉
Cheers, Doug😎

That because you are the fountain of all knowledge 😁😁😁😁😁

Apparently nobody Pat😉

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Who agree's that Doug is right and anyone want to challenge him ?