they could also have the british x-craft trying to blow up the tirpitz

How would you mod side cargos?

How would you mod divers?

The torpedoes were that good, they stayed in active service with the Royal Navy until the mid 80's. Of course it had nothing to do with the fact their replacements in the 1970s were awful to the say the least. ;)

All the classic straight runners stayed in service till the 1970s.
Even the postwar german navy still used G7A torpedoes (given back to Germany by the RN) on their new U-Boats, as well as british Mk VIIs.
Apparently even the Mk.14 stayed in service that long!

All this talk about new subs and expansion disks is giving me.......dare I say it....A MAJOR JOHNSON!! LOL!!! Yes I say! I'm for it, and I'll pay for it!

Someone mentioned S-boats. SH1 manual says that S-boats were left over from WW1 and in the beginning of the was some were based out of Manila. Were there different S-boats?? But I have to admit I enjoyed starting a campaign in SH1 and being assigned one of those old boats. Now that was a challange! 4 bow tubes and only 1 aft! Does SH4 have those old boats in it?? I bought the game but haven't gotten passed the <cough cough!> training missions with 1.1. Installed 1.2 but things got hectic at work, the dog hurt it's leg, I bought a new car etc. Just never had a chance to get back to it. But all this talk is getting my desils going!! :)

Hi!

The British developed an "S"-class submarine; the U.S. also developed its own "S"-class submarine different from the British "S"-class. The British also had several U.S. "S"-class submarines via Lend-Lease that the British called the "P"-class so they would not be confused with the Britain's own "S"-class.

Both of these submarine classes were developed after World War I, with each class going through several rounds of improvement before World War II began. Both "S"-classes were designed for short-range coastal defense operations: the U.S. version for operation off the U.S. east and west coasts, and the British version for operation in northwest Europe and the Mediterranean Sea.

Pablo