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Klaus_Doldinger · 01-22-09, 12:19 PM

Just one more question about ship identification, concerning nationality:I suppose that the recognition books included the nationality of the ship, i.e., you didn´t need to observe the flag to determine if your potential target was belligerent or neutral. In fact, this is simply impossible in the game most times at night or at great distances. Am I right?

01-22-09, 12:19 PM	#10
Klaus_Doldinger Planesman Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Madrid, España Posts: 198 Downloads: 13 Uploads: 0	Just one more question about ship identification, concerning nationality:I suppose that the recognition books included the nationality of the ship, i.e., you didn´t need to observe the flag to determine if your potential target was belligerent or neutral. In fact, this is simply impossible in the game most times at night or at great distances. Am I right? __________________ OL zS. Siegfried Rollmann, U 108 in WaW IV, 6th war patrol with GWX 3.0 Gold (111.829 BRT) Lt zS Klaus Doldinger (U 36), 4th war patrol with GWX 3.0 Gold (50.713 BRT) SH3 Cmdr 3.1 GWX 3.0 GWX 16 Km atmosphere GWX no medals on crew GWX open hatch GWX Saint Nazaire, Schleuse and units OLC GUI 1.2.7 Thomsen´s sound Torpedo damage final Rubini´s lifeboats and debris D.i.D.