Helmsman's location

[Ducimus]

Trying to finalize this, so hopefully i won't have to look at sub interiors again for a good long time. Yes this is in relation to fleet sub interiors. Im trying to get this so most everyone will be pleased. (yeah i know... good luck with that )

edit:
Option number 3, i think i can do, but im not 100% positive. I vaugley remember having that working before while experimenting. I just have to go back and make it work.

[AVGWarhawk]

Get his butt upstairs at BS!

[Schultzy]

I'd like to follow history if possible.

Is option 3 the historical one? If so and you can do it, then 3, otherwise, according to the poll it has to be option 1 for me.

but i wont vote til i know for sure which is the better one :)

either way, i've not had chance before to say this, so i'll take the opportunity now: Thanks for all you do to make this game so much better! :up:

[M. Sarsfield]

He was always in the CT, unless that station experienced a malfunction or the CT was flooded. The MOTs and rudder gauge were operational in both locations so that the navigation officer in the con could monitor helm and maneuvering room responses.

[Torvald Von Mansee]

I noticed in the Salmon class sub that there was also a helm on the bridge, too.

[Canonicus]

The Fleet Type Submarine, Navpers 16160, June 1946

"20B4. The steersman. The steersman is normally stationed in the conning tower, unless otherwise ordered by the officer of the deck."

[gimpy117]

could we also add one for the topside station on older boats??

[V.C. Sniper]

In the CT plz

[Schultzy]

Thanks for the info lads! CT it is then please :)