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Sailor man
![]() Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Scotland
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Hi fellow Kauliens
Playing GWX2.1 (Fantastic ![]() and having suffered various graphics problems (SORTED) find myself setting out from Wilhemsaven 1st Jan 1940.... Its my 3rd patrol (AM54 classVIIB) and nothing to report and we are sailing up East coast of UK when contact comes through about lone merchant heading West into approx Newcastle. Change course...lets have a look (I dont like going too close to shore) Spot the Merchant and 1 Torpedo does the job (04.00 Jan 4 1940) I'm 7-10Km from coast..Order return to course..... Radio report convoy heading WSW a few Kms North of my position ![]() ![]() He hasn't spotted me....I proceed Still doing 13 knots decks awash I spot 2 large cargo, 2 passenger, 2 Ore ships, 1 Southhampton Class within a 20 degree radius ranging from 1500m - 3000m with various smaller targets dotted around and my watch has spotted submarine escort x2 I fire off 4x forward tubes (Target Large cargo x2) and hope my crew(changed to have max experience) can reload in time to take in Ore/Passenger ships (most distant) I am 400m short of Large cargo when torpedo strikes and all hell breaks loose ...Star shells go up and tracer is flying...Dive to 20m......another 3 explosions...Periscope depth....I see behind me 2 Cargo ships in flames and Ore ship Passenger ship a couple of degrees port and starboard off bow...range 900 and 1500....Tubes 1+2 ready...1 for each... FIRE.....Reload Reload Reload Tube 3 ready, Ore ship fire....Tube 4 Ready, Passenger ship Fire....(04.57) Wheres the Navigator..Whats the depth....70m ![]() Navigator....forget the patrol area......we're going out for a few Schnapps when we get home For the patrol I sink 57000 tons (7 ships..1 got in the way somewhere) Best hour I've spent on GWX2.1 Thanks guys maddysad
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"All men are brothers, like the seas throughout the world; So why do winds and waves clash so fiercely everywhere?" - Emperor Hirohito (1940) ![]() |
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