This ship looks like it hardly would need a torpedo to be sunk

[abel29a]

http://kapsi.fi/~anpurola/temp/1184318230469.jpg

One or two deck gun shells should send the whole thing rolling over :)

[Thniper]

I think someone tried to play Domino and got it all wrong! :rotfl:

[Sailor Steve]

Deck gun shells? Just surface next to them. When everybody runs to that side to look, that should do it.

Of course you might not get credited for the sinking that way...

[emtmedic005]

hahahaha someone is getting fired

[Kpt. Lehmann]

Of course you might not get credited for the sinking that way...

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

[Goose_green]

It amazes me that those ships survive the roughest seas with cargo like that.

[Brag]

They don't build ships anymore. This is a floating bookshelf :roll:

[Slick Rick]

The guy with the container on the lower right is a bit out of luck....:hmm:

[MGR1]

Those containers either got hit by some very powerful waves, or they weren't secured very well....:hmm:

Mike.:)

[airwolf48453]

Well I guess they don't know the meaning of Be careful FRAGILE:o

[Heibges]

Those containers either got hit by some very powerful waves, or they weren't secured very well....:hmm:

Mike.:)

Undoubtedy loaded my non-Union workers somewhere in the world. :D

[emtmedic005]

Geeze i hope the bottom right containers didnt have cars in them, Yeah undoublty loaded by Non-Union workers, if that was loaded in the US and the cargo wasnt secured the right way, the ship woouldnt have left port. Im reading a book on the troubled sea, about modern pirates, old unregistered cargo ships and problems with seafaring unions.

[mowgli99]

hmmm. Fra..gi...le. Must be italian. (joke):rotfl: :rotfl:

[emtmedic005]

o no r u ripping on italians now, haha:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

[Kaleu. Jochen Mohr]

o no r u ripping on italians now, haha:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

well... it says ITAL FLORIDA :hmm:
so they are Italians rom Florida :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:


Mohr

[Schöneboom]

If you think that's something, check out this amphibious landing at Newcastle, Australia:

http://www.cargolaw.com/images/disaster2007.pasha.bulk21.GIF

"Oopsie!"

(It doesn't happen only in subsims!)

[Mush Martin]

If you think that's something, check out this amphibious landing at Newcastle, Australia:

http://www.cargolaw.com/images/disaster2007.pasha.bulk21.GIF

"Oopsie!"

(It doesn't happen only in subsims!)


Pardon me do you have any Grey Poupon :rotfl:

[emtmedic005]

I think my dad was telling me about that last one, hahaha

[Garrincha]

hmmm. Fra..gi...le. Must be italian. (joke):rotfl: :rotfl:

that's a teutel classic :up:

[Growler]

If you think that's something, check out this amphibious landing at Newcastle, Australia:

http://www.cargolaw.com/images/disaster2007.pasha.bulk21.GIF

"Oopsie!"

(It doesn't happen only in subsims!)
Sure gives a good idea of the size of those ships, too, when in comparison with the building/people in the foreground. And that ship's small in comparison with the supertankers. ULCC's (Ultra Large Crude Carriers) have been as big as - this is no typo - 500,000 deadweight tons. Just weren't any of those in WW2. (Fortunately for them, unfortunately for the sub skippers.)

[Jimbuna]

Obviously waiting for the spring tide :lol:

[bookworm_020]

Bernard has moved into the freight handling business it seems!:lol:

The coal ship at Newcastle has been refloated (to the releif of some, to the disapointment of others!) IT will need some serious time in a drydock to repair it.

[TwistedFemur]

If you think that's something, check out this amphibious landing at Newcastle, Australia:

http://www.cargolaw.com/images/disaster2007.pasha.bulk21.GIF

"Oopsie!"

(It doesn't happen only in subsims!)

Dad, remember when you said you would buy me a car when your ship comes in?

Yes

Well I want a lexus!!

:yep:

[Schöneboom]

Bernard has moved into the freight handling business it seems!

When Bernard says he knows a shortcut to the harbor, Don't Believe It! :lol:

[maillemaker]

500,000 deadweight tons. Just weren't any of those in WW2. (Fortunately for them, unfortunately for the sub skippers.)

Except you would have to re-load your bow tubes 3 times to bring one down. :)

[Growler]

500,000 deadweight tons. Just weren't any of those in WW2. (Fortunately for them, unfortunately for the sub skippers.)
Except you would have to re-load your bow tubes 3 times to bring one down. :)

True, but you'd only have to bring one down, anyway.:D

[Jimbuna]

That first (container) ship should cruise off the coast of Somalia....I'd love to see the pirate attempting to board that beauty "let go of the safety line Bosun" ;)

[U-TigerShark]

If you think that's something, check out this amphibious landing at Newcastle, Australia:

http://www.cargolaw.com/images/disaster2007.pasha.bulk21.GIF

"Oopsie!"

(It doesn't happen only in subsims!)
Sure gives a good idea of the size of those ships, too, when in comparison with the building/people in the foreground. And that ship's small in comparison with the supertankers. ULCC's (Ultra Large Crude Carriers) have been as big as - this is no typo - 500,000 deadweight tons. Just weren't any of those in WW2. (Fortunately for them, unfortunately for the sub skippers.)

hmm ill waste all my torpedoes and ammunition and then ill retire if those things existed in ww2 SH3 GWX lol 500,000 tonnes how much protection would they get ?? 44 DD 5 Battleships 15 Cruisers
4 Carriers a fleet of subs etc

[caspofungin]

i'm about to ship my stuff from michigan back to the uk -- by sea. now i'm going to have nightmares about all my hard-earned crap being crushed into pancakes. :o