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04-29-11 08:53 AM |
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Originally Posted by thebigJ_A
(Post 1652441)
What on Earth or British S-class subs made out of?
I had just left Wilhelmshaven, when off the Danish coast I encountered a Brit sub. It was the middle of the night, so I got within 2000m and opened fire with my deck gun. The AI was having trouble hitting (perhaps because of the odd outline of submarines?) so I took over. I quickly knocked out their deck gun, so I only needed to worry about their flak.
They didn't sink until I had eight (8!!) rounds left! Granted, a significant percentage missed, but I stopped counting once I'd hit them 30 times with my 88. That was when I still had most of my ammo. I hit the thing below the water line, on the conning tower, forward, aft, everywhere! I even sprayed them with several hundred 20mm rounds. It was sheer stubbornness on my part that kept me going.
So I ask again, what super submarine hull technology did the Brits have in WWII that no one told me about? :hmmm:
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Think of it this way. How much punishment can your u-boat take before she's destroyed? Not loss of hull integrity from going too deep whilst damaged, but outright shot to bits on the surface? How many times have you been clipped by aircraft MG fire or taken an unlucky strike from a freighter's gun?
Come to that, how many people have accidentally torpedoed themselves with Zaunkoenige and struggled back to base afterwards?
Exactly. If your boat can take all that punishment and still function, then you can bet the British boats will too.
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