Originally Posted by Kpt. Lehmann (Post 1310768)

Now now me GreyWolves. Go easy on the poor sods who wake up "confused" every morning as to "what shall I wear... high heels or boots..."

(NO I am not speaking about myself... quit thinking it... ya reprehensible delinquents! :stare:)

:|\\

Originally Posted by TarJak (Post 1312051)

You didn't look confused when we met in Houston.

http://www.splendicity.com/files/415...drag-queen.jpg
:D

Originally Posted by TarJak (Post 1312051)

You didn't look confused when we met in Houston.

http://www.splendicity.com/files/415...drag-queen.jpg
:D

Originally Posted by Henry Wood (Post 1308750)

And "best" is very subjective. I'm not really looking for definitive answers, more, just thoughts on prospective commanding officers:

Who would make the "best" Kaleun?

Would it be a man who could sit at a periscope (or Uzo!) and check and re-check every one of his own personal calculations then read out correct instructions to the firing party?

Would it be the man who can see what is laid out before him in his binoculars (or periscope) and then gives quick and correct orders based on his observations?

Would it be a man who could take one instant glimpse at a chart and the contents therein then reel off correct course, orders etc., depending on the situation?

OK, look, this is not a serious question at all, but I am a Kaleun who has mighty mental handicaps when it comes to calculating measurements and then the results from AOB, mast heights, target speeds and whatever else I have missed out mentioning.

From what I remember of most U-boot movies I have seen, the commander looks through the periscope then gives off readings to someone else who then gets the results computed and ready for a firing solution. I am very capable of doing this but fall down if expected to give the answers to the questions!

As a result I can no longer hold my head up high when I get all them medals they keep giving me. What shall I do?