Re-Qualify for new subs?

cj95 · 07-16-17, 11:13 AM

Historical question....

My captain just got bumped from his old S-Boat to a brand new.....er....less ancient Salmon class boat.

Im just wondering, historically how did the sub qualification process work under such procedures?

While most of the fleet boats are similar enough to make the jump fairly easy, the jump from S-Boat to fleet boat has got to be a whole new world.

The thing is, according to my reading it happened fairly frequently in the early war as non aggressive fleet captains were replaced by aggressive S-boaters.

Do you have to re-qualify?

07-16-17, 11:13 AM	#1
cj95 Lieutenant Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Houston, Texas Posts: 258 Downloads: 141 Uploads: 0	Re-Qualify for new subs? Historical question.... My captain just got bumped from his old S-Boat to a brand new.....er....less ancient Salmon class boat. Im just wondering, historically how did the sub qualification process work under such procedures? While most of the fleet boats are similar enough to make the jump fairly easy, the jump from S-Boat to fleet boat has got to be a whole new world. The thing is, according to my reading it happened fairly frequently in the early war as non aggressive fleet captains were replaced by aggressive S-boaters. Do you have to re-qualify? __________________ . >> USS TEXAS BB-35 Restoration CrewMember <<