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Reverie · 11-26-09, 08:53 AM

I am moved by the aplomb of the responses to this post. The Order of the Day appears to be "Thoroughness".

I am by no means rallying for a ban on the Escape Key, but patrols should end at a harbour regardless of which one (imagine a train ride home through Spain after surviving a scuttled boat), or they should end at sea - dead or taken prisoner.

And you are so true, the Orders System should be dependant /reflective of the crew and boat status.

Prien loathed Weather Reporting duty, but was obligated to it when his boats fresh water, food, and fuel reserves were adequate to the task.

How realistic this program will turn out to be is anybody's guess, but operational procedures are as close as the nearest history book or memoir.

Would that you were all programmers and graphic artists. Thank you for your valued and entertaining entries.

Reverie

11-26-09, 08:53 AM	#7
Reverie Planesman Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 195 Downloads: 51 Uploads: 0	I am moved by the aplomb of the responses to this post. The Order of the Day appears to be "Thoroughness". I am by no means rallying for a ban on the Escape Key, but patrols should end at a harbour regardless of which one (imagine a train ride home through Spain after surviving a scuttled boat), or they should end at sea - dead or taken prisoner. And you are so true, the Orders System should be dependant /reflective of the crew and boat status. Prien loathed Weather Reporting duty, but was obligated to it when his boats fresh water, food, and fuel reserves were adequate to the task. How realistic this program will turn out to be is anybody's guess, but operational procedures are as close as the nearest history book or memoir. Would that you were all programmers and graphic artists. Thank you for your valued and entertaining entries. Reverie