My first enemy sub nailed
 

West of Australia.

http://img407.imageshack.us/img407/208/s8cr8.jpg

Just one small point how come the enemy can fire his deck gun and AA guns in rotten weather?

Pictures here on page 138.
http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/showthread.php?p=426791&posted=1#post426791

PS: It took four torps to sink that enemy. :huh:

In the old days, it used to be called "Computer Assist", and it was designed to force you to plug more quarters into the machine...;);)

Congrats!:up:
you win a cookie

Good work Kaluen.

Nice work:up:

Yeah thats always been a pisser to me that one
If I cant fire in 9 mtr winds how can a trawler or a corvette
Bigger warships maybe as they were more stable firing platforms

Cookie Monster wants his cookie. :lol:

:roll: :up: :rotfl:

guess what
I ATE IT:-j

You sir are a blagard with a black heart, Jeeves set the hounds loose.

I know it's a bit OT but I saw you using the word "blagard" and I've always wondered what it means. Neither my dictionary nor google could help me.:cry: I hope you can help me and sorry for hijacking.:oops:

Try "Blackguard". That's the proper spelling.
http://dictionary.reference.com/

But it's still pronounced "blagard".:rotfl:

That would explain pretty much everything!:rotfl:Thank you very much Steve!:D:up::rock:

I was using the old English version which is no longer used, Steve is right about the new word it has changed over time. :lol:

Congrats . Steed.

On my last patrol I made my gunners go on deck in rough weather. They went on deck without quoting deck gunner's union rules. I guess that shows my superior leadership :smug:.

However, they wouldn't stop firing after I told them to stop shooting NEUTRALS!
I saw the American flags on the bloody tanker and whale factory ship too late :dead: .

Onkel Karl took some renown away, but let me keep the tonnage. :oops: