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Platapus
03-06-08, 04:49 PM
It is late 1943 and life sucks.
31st patrol of the U-52 (VIIc) and all I seem to do is surface, detect radar, dive, repair damage from the aircraft. Rinse and repeat.:cry:
I am making an average of about 5 knots to my patrol area where I fear there will be no contacts.
Then we have the joyous 5 knot trip back to port. Surface, charge quickly, detect radar, dive, repair.
Why do I even have torpedoes onboard when BDU keeps sending me straight through where the British seem to 24/7 air cover.
If I am lucky all I have to look forward to is a convoy with overwhelming escort coverage.
We will continue to do our duty, even though we feel that our noble cause is lost.
(how am I going to survive another year and a half?)
Laufen zum Ziel
03-06-08, 05:18 PM
1943?
Your a ghost, you should be dead by now. Over 30,000 German submariners died in WWII.
http://silent-hunter-addict.com
antikristuseke
03-06-08, 05:33 PM
(how am I going to survive another year and a half?)
By being more agressive!:lol:
Bear up Platapus, the Vaterland needs you.:cool:
Foghladh_mhara
03-06-08, 05:54 PM
Bear up Platapus, the Vaterland needs you.:cool:
Nah. You're expendable my friend and your only purpose is to provide target practice for the next generation of RAF bomb aimers :D
By the way Brag I see yor sig has changed. Did you write a book or something?
You kept that quiet ;)
Torplexed
03-06-08, 08:26 PM
(how am I going to survive another year and a half?)
While still on land find a deep cave and hide. Pick up Brag's book while yer at it. ;)
See...I made a sale and stopped a sail.
Keelbuster
03-06-08, 08:39 PM
'43 ain't so bad.
Wait for late '44. And yea - Be More Aggressive!
Ivan Putski
03-06-08, 08:57 PM
By the end of 1943, into 1944 the smart thing to do is.
1. Attach a white flag to your snorkel.
2. Have your life insurance papers in a flotable canister.
3. Continue your game of poker, as there`s nothing else to do, except hold your breath, and sit the war out on the bottom.:D
bookworm_020
03-07-08, 12:02 AM
By the end of 1943, into 1944 the smart thing to do is.
1. Attach a white flag to your snorkel.
2. Have your life insurance papers in a flotable canister.
3. Continue your game of poker, as there`s nothing else to do, except hold your breath, and sit the war out on the bottom.:D
4. Pray that Bernard doesn't eat the left over cabbage!:88)
1943 is when things start to go down hill for the U-boats, 1944 is the death nell!:dead:
Grayson02sept1980
03-07-08, 03:58 AM
By the end of 1943, into 1944 the smart thing to do is.
1. Attach a white flag to your snorkel.
2. Have your life insurance papers in a flotable canister.
3. Continue your game of poker, as there`s nothing else to do, except hold your breath, and sit the war out on the bottom.:D
4. Pray that Bernard doesn't eat the left over cabbage!:88)
1943 is when things start to go down hill for the U-boats, 1944 is the death nell!:dead:
Can't wait to get there :arrgh!:
melnibonian
03-07-08, 04:29 AM
It is late 1943 and life sucks.
Whait till you reach 1945 and then you will see what it means for life to suck
31st patrol of the U-52 (VIIc) and all I seem to do is surface, detect radar, dive, repair damage from the aircraft. Rinse and repeat.:cry:
Seems like what we're all doing late in the war. The lucky ones survive to tell the tale.
I am making an average of about 5 knots to my patrol area where I fear there will be no contacts.
If you're doing 5KTS you're doing well. I usually do about 2-3KTS :yep:
Why do I even have torpedoes onboard when BDU keeps sending me straight through where the British seem to 24/7 air cover.
The Allies have fully saturated air cover almost everywhere, so no matter where BDU sends you you will be discovered, attacked and face death in the eyes :yep:
Platapus
03-07-08, 08:01 AM
Pick up Brag's book while yer at it. ;)
Brag wrote a book??? How come we have not heard about this before??
:lol:
SmokinTep
03-07-08, 08:05 AM
I'm enjoying this version of GWX.............:up:
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