radio messages

thebigJ_A · 04-10-11, 03:20 AM

Hey guys. I have a few ?'s about radio messages.

When I'm out on patrol, and there are all these messages going back and forth from command and other U-boats, as well as things like ships sending SOS's and such, are these real things that are actually happening? Or are they just for color?

I got one saying that I should be careful because there were Kriegsmarine surface units in a certain area. Does that mean if I went to that area I might see (for example) the Bismark on the high seas? Please tell me yes, that would be sweet.

Are historical naval actions represented, like say the battles of Narvik, or even non-historical ones?

Sometimes a message will talk about a certain area designated by a number instead of the two letter codes. How can I tell where that is referring to?

04-10-11, 03:20 AM	#1
thebigJ_A Loader Join Date: Apr 2011 Posts: 85 Downloads: 19 Uploads: 0	radio messages Hey guys. I have a few ?'s about radio messages. When I'm out on patrol, and there are all these messages going back and forth from command and other U-boats, as well as things like ships sending SOS's and such, are these real things that are actually happening? Or are they just for color? I got one saying that I should be careful because there were Kriegsmarine surface units in a certain area. Does that mean if I went to that area I might see (for example) the Bismark on the high seas? Please tell me yes, that would be sweet. Are historical naval actions represented, like say the battles of Narvik, or even non-historical ones? Sometimes a message will talk about a certain area designated by a number instead of the two letter codes. How can I tell where that is referring to?