Post your personnel file

U777 · 08-23-10, 12:53 AM

Ran into a subnet around Lorient hence the 47% hull integrity.

K-61 · 08-23-10, 02:08 AM

That's a nice career summation; is your skipper retired by SH3 Commander or are you still active? I use the retirment option as it adds "pucker factor" to my game. I feel as if each patrol could be my last, in more ways than one. As well, it prevents me from racking up incredibly ahistorical tonnage scores from serving 39 to 45. Great idea for a thread.

As for this thread, are we to post retired or KIA personnel files? I think it would make for a nice thread if we only posted retired or KIA careers, but it's your thread so you set the rules.

Sailor Steve · 08-23-10, 10:45 AM

I've done that in the past. Currently I have no files to post, except for older ones.

I'm in the habit of fleshing out the patrol reports. I also don't like the "Ship Sunk!" listing, as I consider it inaccurate concerning the manner of the report. I write out an attack report, giving the type of ship, estimated tonnage, means of attack and results.

At the end of my report I include a list of ships verified by OKM, with all the pertinent information.

This is from a very old patrol report, but should give the flavor of the way I like to do it:

Confirmed Sinkings:
9/8/39: British merchant S.S. Tate; 3,458 tons.
9/12/39: British merchant S.S. Oranjestad; 2,612 tons. Some question on this one at first. Dutch name but flying British flag. OKM confirms British registry.
9/15/39 British merchant S.S. Marslew; 5,031 tons.
11/2/39 British merchant S.S. Moira; 2,676 tons.
Total: 13,777 tons.

U777 · 08-24-10, 01:54 AM

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As for this thread, are we to post retired or KIA personnel files? I think it would make for a nice thread if we only posted retired or KIA careers, but it's your thread so you set the rules.

Post whatever you like

No this career isn't retired I'm going to play it until the end of the war. This is my first career so for now all I do is patrol the grid then troll the ocean looking for ships. I will play much more realistically next time perhaps even with the Enigma Flotilla.

StarLion45 · 08-24-10, 04:18 AM

only two patrols :

StarLion45 · 08-24-10, 04:29 AM

It's look like Günther Hoffmann have a twinbrother

08-23-10, 12:53 AM	#1
U777 Medic Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Chicago Posts: 159 Downloads: 11 Uploads: 0	Post your personnel file Ran into a subnet around Lorient hence the 47% hull integrity.

08-23-10, 02:08 AM	#2
K-61 Grey Wolf Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Ontario Posts: 795 Downloads: 39 Uploads: 0	That's a nice career summation; is your skipper retired by SH3 Commander or are you still active? I use the retirment option as it adds "pucker factor" to my game. I feel as if each patrol could be my last, in more ways than one. As well, it prevents me from racking up incredibly ahistorical tonnage scores from serving 39 to 45. Great idea for a thread. As for this thread, are we to post retired or KIA personnel files? I think it would make for a nice thread if we only posted retired or KIA careers, but it's your thread so you set the rules. __________________

08-23-10, 10:45 AM	#3
Sailor Steve Eternal Patrol Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: High in the mountains of Utah Posts: 50,369 Downloads: 745 Uploads: 249	I've done that in the past. Currently I have no files to post, except for older ones. I'm in the habit of fleshing out the patrol reports. I also don't like the "Ship Sunk!" listing, as I consider it inaccurate concerning the manner of the report. I write out an attack report, giving the type of ship, estimated tonnage, means of attack and results. At the end of my report I include a list of ships verified by OKM, with all the pertinent information. This is from a very old patrol report, but should give the flavor of the way I like to do it: Confirmed Sinkings: 9/8/39: British merchant S.S. Tate; 3,458 tons. 9/12/39: British merchant S.S. Oranjestad; 2,612 tons. Some question on this one at first. Dutch name but flying British flag. OKM confirms British registry. 9/15/39 British merchant S.S. Marslew; 5,031 tons. 11/2/39 British merchant S.S. Moira; 2,676 tons. Total: 13,777 tons. __________________ “Never do anything you can't take back.” —Rocky Russo

08-24-10, 04:18 AM	#5
StarLion45 Grey Wolf Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Stavanger,Norway Posts: 895 Downloads: 78 Uploads: 0	Here's Günther Hoffmanns file only two patrols : __________________ GWX 3.0 . GOLD . SH3 CMDR 3.2 JSGME

08-24-10, 04:29 AM	#6
StarLion45 Grey Wolf Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Stavanger,Norway Posts: 895 Downloads: 78 Uploads: 0	Hahahahahahahahaa u777 It's look like Günther Hoffmann have a twinbrother __________________ GWX 3.0 . GOLD . SH3 CMDR 3.2 JSGME