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Originally Posted by Pisces
Just keeping the periscope at 0 or 180 degrees and turning the sub with the bow or aft right in front of the target also corrects for own motion completely. Don't turn while you take the time though, or twist the periscope. Make sure the compass is steady. But other than that you could go at flank (forward or backwards) if you wish.
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Originally Posted by TorpX
This will work too. 
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Huh? Huh? (one for each post.)
How do you keep periscope at 0 or 180 degrees and just in front of the bow of the target without turning your boat or "twisting" the periscope. I assume "twisting" does not mean bending the periscope, but refers the act of of rotating or swiviliing iit. Just for fun, let's assume the target is a big, fat Yamato BB, plodding along at a meager 24 kts.
. This I have got see! (...er, read.)
