should i ......

[Kapitan]

develop my own little manual for under ice warfare ?

im getting bored of hearing other people go on and on about manuals and i havnt seen one that details under ice ops yet (if there is one can some one please give me the link)

now if i did do this it would be from my own perspective not like many manuals that tell you fact this fact that it will be totaly diffrent it will be from my own expericance it will include screen shots from DW and also storys it will also feature my mistakes and how i got over them and also my way of doing under ice ops

any one think i should start ?

your comments and suggestions welcome

cheers

(as post wasnt moved my modarators i bought it here)

[Bellman]

:) Yep - a nice idea - under ice experience would be valuable especialy if you have specialised in such.

Maybe a manual is ambitious but perhaps a series of posts in 'Tips and Tweaks' taking different topics
or running through your experience in scenarios would be most welcome.

These posts/articles could then be collated into something bigger if you so desire.

Now my under-ice experience is strictly related to getting my tonsils past the ice and lemon in a g & t. ;)

Seriously - go ahead tell us what you know. :up:

[Kapitan]

a post would be very long and youd loose your place all the time i think manual will be good but i dont know at this point

[scott613]

Don't forget to include Polar Bear Ops...

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v304/scottb613/031000-N-XXXXB-002.jpg

;)

Regards,
Scott

[LuftWolf]

"Mmmm... that diving plane looks like a huge tasty fish..."

[Kapitan]

can you scale that pic down please and also yeah i wont forget

[scott613]

Rescale - done - kinda new at posting pics...

Just refresh the page...

Regards,
Scott

[Kapitan]

thanks

[Bellman]

:lol: Great,, great picture.

I'd scale down the bear - has he eaten the crew ?

:rotfl:

[Kapitan]

there was reports that a submarine was missing in the north pole a few years back and when they found it the boat had been abandoned :-j

[Bellman]

:lol: There's your culprit then. :-j

[Kapitan]

haha lol

[TLAM Strike]

Where there is one bear there are many…
http://img353.imageshack.us/img353/2166/bears6mw.jpg

[Kapitan]

lolo and also the manual isnt looking good the next vote will decide it

so far 3 people have said yes and 3 no so who ever votes next will decide wether it goes ahead or not

[Bellman]

Luftwolf :lol:
"Mmmm... that diving plane looks like a huge tasty fish..."

Whats that kids rhyme - 'My Mr Wolf - what big teeth you've got !!' :hulk:
Another great pic. TLAM. :up: :lol:

[Bellman]

:arrgh!: Hey come on give the guy a break - I think we've got to know what he gets up to under the ice. :hmm:

Or you could just ''publish and be damned'' Kapitain. :up: :rock: :cool: :sunny:

[Kapitan]

its offical i work on it may be a while but i think i get there

[Pigfish]

For animals attacking subs I always liked this one Ive posted before:

http://www.amonline.net.au/fishes/fishfacts/fish/ibrassub.htm

Vicious creatures these things...

[Kapitan]

lol hmmm i wonder what the skipper thought

[TLAM Strike]

A squid tried to eat the bow sonar on the 571… or so the legends say…

[Kapitan]

kwl i not know of any russian ones :(

[TLAM Strike]

Was that whale hitting the Alfa just an invention of Clancy Kapitain?

Oh and USS Halibut SSN 587 got a shark trapped in its superstructure. Some reactor tech fished it out with a boat hook and it went on its way.

[Bellman]

:lol: Pigfish I really thought you were on a leg-pull there when I rea the article about the Cookie-cutter shark
'ISISITIUS' - I ask you. But I guess its for real as its more believable than an august museum having a sense of humour.

TLAM I like that - the 'Halibuts' (sic) nuclear techie goes fishing with a boat hook. 21st centurt technology at its best.
Was his name Flintstone ? ,,, :rotfl: