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keltos01 · 01-06-17, 05:13 AM

right.. but then how far should a truly dynamic campaign go ?

And in any case it was the huge american industrial output that flooded the germans : they couldn't sink those liberty ships faster than they were being built.. So England wouldn't have been strangled in any case. Plus those plane dropped accoustic torpedoes from the end of the war sunk the I-52 japanese sub, there was no sub at the time that could outrun them but on the surface..

I'm just saying the way and how much we sink them should influence how they next come :f.i. : more escorts per transport ship, faster devellopment of weapons on the allied side etc..

regards

K

01-06-17, 05:13 AM	#5
keltos01 Silent Hunter Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Milan Italy Posts: 4,999 Downloads: 114 Uploads: 18	right.. but then how far should a truly dynamic campaign go ? And in any case it was the huge american industrial output that flooded the germans : they couldn't sink those liberty ships faster than they were being built.. So England wouldn't have been strangled in any case. Plus those plane dropped accoustic torpedoes from the end of the war sunk the I-52 japanese sub, there was no sub at the time that could outrun them but on the surface.. I'm just saying the way and how much we sink them should influence how they next come :f.i. : more escorts per transport ship, faster devellopment of weapons on the allied side etc.. regards K __________________ "Honorable Builder of Sinking Ships"