GWX BUSY AREAS Intelligence file

[Brag]

Here is a bit of shipping intelligence. The screenie was taken on 24 Dec 1940 but probably is good through 1941, at least. Hope this helps in the hunt.

Maybe other Kaleuns will add this thread and help identify where those blasted Tommies hide their ships.

http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o207/Braguine/fsscr375.jpg

Happy hunting :know:

[mookiemookie]

AM52, baby! :rock: AM98 if you feel brave

[The Munster]

Thanks guys, this is just what I need ! Spent 3 hours playing and what did I find ? 2 seperate small Convoys and both Neutral [Portugese & French].:damn:
I'm on the brink of 'emigrating' and I should've spent those 3 hours packing and not playing !

[Linavitch]

Ooops. Just tried to click and move the screenie of the map to see where AM98 was!

I also like to patrol around the CG80's as convoys head into and out of the med.

[mookiemookie]

Ooops. Just tried to click and move the screenie of the map to see where AM98 was!

I also like to patrol around the CG80's as convoys head into and out of the med.

AM98 is the Bristol Canal

[mr chris]

AM52, baby! :rock: AM98 if you feel brave

AM52 :yep: But had a very nasty surpise with the new patch when i got there.

[sgt.weasle]

Ive had good luck at Freetown port (mid1941), limited warships lots of merchants(some with guns),tankers,and a liner.:up: got 8 for 58,000 last trip.

ps watch out for the sub nets on the port side of the harbour protecting the ships on that side. I just sailed right through the port to the back side and lit them up from there.

[sgt.weasle]

http://i164.photobucket.com/albums/u31/weaslegad/SH3Img1-3-2007_11-3.jpgthats me leaving port with a big cigar and glass of cognac:D http://i164.photobucket.com/albums/u31/weaslegad/SH3Img1-3-2007_11.jpg

[sgt.weasle]

http://i164.photobucket.com/albums/u31/weaslegad/SH3Img1-3-2007_11-1.jpg

[bigboywooly]

Foolish humans
When will you learn
:rotfl:

[Brag]

[me leaving port with a big cigar and glass of cognac:D ]

Heh, when you return to port you'll have to share the bottle and cigars :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
PS. Welcome to this nest of seagoing voltures.

[sgt.weasle]

thanks, Ive been around a while peeping here and there, just never posted before.
those picks also show the result of my preveous(sp) visit where i sunk 5 ships before the DD pounded me for over an hour (sunk at the bottom(20m) for most of that tryin to fix my boat)and killed my best officer, but i got him back on this last trip.:cool:

[mookiemookie]

Ooops. Just tried to click and move the screenie of the map to see where AM98 was!

I also like to patrol around the CG80's as convoys head into and out of the med.

Same goes for the CG70's if you don't like getting harrassed by air cover.

The eastern half of CA81 is nice for U.S. east coast ships, and you're just off the shelf so you have room to dive

[leeclose]

If your feeling brave head into dunkirk harbour ppop the 2 docked dd's they will shoot at ya with guns but not move so take em out reload take out the the rest of the dock i did it last week and got silly tonnage not sure of its a glitch or not....:up:

[Der Schatten]

Hmmmm:hmm:
(Checking my "to do" list.....)
Get gas in car
Feed dog
Make pot of coffee
Sail to Freetown and Dunkirk
Sink ships
Do laundry

[sgt.weasle]

Anyone else have any good high tonnage low warship areas to go too.

[melnibonian]

Anyone else have any good high tonnage low warship areas to go too.
New York, Curacao and Rio de Janeiro:yep: :up:

[Jimbuna]

GWXv1.02 spysat :rotfl:

[High Voltage]

Anyone else have any good high tonnage low warship areas to go too. New York, Curacao and Rio de Janeiro:yep: :up:

I think it's finally time to trade in my trusty VIIB...sniff:cry::cry:

[mookiemookie]

Mouth of the Chesapeake Bay is also very nice. Don't go too far in!

[Rykaird]

I got a nice fat liner in Freetown harbor. She was berthed opposite the series of small slips. I wanted to make sure I got enough distance for the torpedoes to arm, so while submerged I had to back in to one of these slips, Sailor Steve style. (No external camera, but with GPS).

Deepest I've ever set an impact torpedo. Very lightly defended - one destroyer and one armed tug. That was a fun trip.

[Sailor Steve]

Let me get this right: You go into an enemy harbor, take your sweet time, park your boat (did you get validation?), drink some tea, say "You may fire when ready, Bernard", sink their ships, then slip away like you were visiting Hamburg?

Show-off!:rock: