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Falkirion · 08-25-08, 07:33 PM

I'm beginning to fall in love with Silent Hunter since I picked up SH4 a couple of weeks ago. Hunting and killing, then sneaking off while the escorts scratch their heads and DC the crap out my last known position is proving to be alot more fun than I thought it would.

Anyway so far my baby the Grayling has served me well, one patrol with 20,000 tons. Second patrol so far has 80 tons sunk, hopefully more to come. I'm just after a detailed history of the boat, Wikipedia hasnt been of too much use beyond a brief overview of her activities during the war. So can anyone point me to somewhere I can find a detailed history on US Subs of WW2?

08-25-08, 07:33 PM	#1
Falkirion Ace of the Deep Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Melbourne, AUS Posts: 1,043 Downloads: 34 Uploads: 0	Detailed History on WW2 subs I'm beginning to fall in love with Silent Hunter since I picked up SH4 a couple of weeks ago. Hunting and killing, then sneaking off while the escorts scratch their heads and DC the crap out my last known position is proving to be alot more fun than I thought it would. Anyway so far my baby the Grayling has served me well, one patrol with 20,000 tons. Second patrol so far has 80 tons sunk, hopefully more to come. I'm just after a detailed history of the boat, Wikipedia hasnt been of too much use beyond a brief overview of her activities during the war. So can anyone point me to somewhere I can find a detailed history on US Subs of WW2?