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Bubblehead1980 · 11-09-10, 04:26 PM

Keeping about 20 degrees rudder on with 1-2 knots, making a constant slow turn throws the escorts off, they dont know your path and lose contact.When they are roaring overhead, put your rudder amidships and go ahead flank for thirty seconds, the DD's noises cover yours, then all stop and put on 20 degrees rudder in the OPPOSITE direction it was before you went ahead flank.Do this for a few runs, it usually confuses the DD's and they will lose you.Takes some nerve esp with cams and contacts off but it works.

11-09-10, 04:26 PM	#3
Bubblehead1980 Navy Seal Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Florida USA Posts: 7,197 Downloads: 621 Uploads: 44	Keeping about 20 degrees rudder on with 1-2 knots, making a constant slow turn throws the escorts off, they dont know your path and lose contact.When they are roaring overhead, put your rudder amidships and go ahead flank for thirty seconds, the DD's noises cover yours, then all stop and put on 20 degrees rudder in the OPPOSITE direction it was before you went ahead flank.Do this for a few runs, it usually confuses the DD's and they will lose you.Takes some nerve esp with cams and contacts off but it works.