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Originally Posted by clayton
PT Boats have much greater potential in the Pacific, than E Boots in the Atlantic.
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I'm not sure about this...Compare the S-Boot successes in the Med, Channel,Baltic and Black Sea with PT boats successes in the pacific...
http://www.wlb-stuttgart.de/seekrieg...t/serf-ost.htm![Arrgh!](images/smilies/piratey.gif)
Pt boats in the pacific were barge busters...yeah, they had hard times in the Guadalcanal area in '42/'43...but the pacific ocean was too large for these small boats, their main role there was to interrupt the micro-traffic of microscopic barges and boats around Japanese-held small archipelagoes...like during the new-guinea campaign...I don't even think that they sank something with torpedoes there
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