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Brag	03-08-07 06:57 PM

I'm in CG-94 right now (March 1941) 87,854 tons & 4 torpedoes left. Been in the area a bit over a week--mostly unescorted large freighters and a couple of convoys.

This is on approaches to Gyb --lots of airplanes though.

scrag

03-08-07 06:59 PM

So Far...

Early patrol prior to Norway falling - I patrolled off of Scapa Flow and came across a Battle group of 5 King George V BB and 5 or 6 DD's. They were moving at 21 knots and I was way out of position to get them.
1940 - I have recently patroled off of the North of Ireland in the approaches to Glasgow and Dumfries. So far 2 Passenger liners and 8 tankers in 2 patrols.
Good Hunting

mookiemookie

03-08-07 09:48 PM

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Getting there in 1940 with a VII won't be easy...:D

Nope. But given the lad's obvious wisdom and intelligence, he is clearly aspiring to the world of bigger and better things, which means he will shortly be graduating to a IXB.

On the other hand, going all the way to NY or Freetown just to sink a passenger liner is an investment in fuel and time...:D

Nevermind the metric crapload of unescorted tankers and merchies you'll find on the way! The liner is just the icing on the cake! :up:

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