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Navy Seal
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October 1944. While testing my "Rescue Mission" for Darter in Campaign, intercepted the task force Darter and Dace attacked on 23 October. Sunk a CA and damaged a BB. After an end around, closed to attack again but DD's picked me up on surface and closed.After taking one out with a down the throat shot, evaded rest. Task Force sped away. About 45 minutes later when surfaced radar interference from two ships trailing the TF. Two Tone Class Heavy cruisers, plodding along at 10 knots while the TF was making 18.
Ships were not damaged, never engaged them. No visible damage. Any idea why two would just drop out and plod along unescorted like morons? They were east targets.Sunk them both with ease. I am running the Improved Ships Physics mod. |
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CTD - it's not just a job
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Were they for sure part of that particular Task Force? If so, open your MIS file of course, and check the route. I've found a few (not in RSRDC) that the group is routed near dry land, leaving two or three vessels that have to "fend for themselves" and attempt to get around the obstacle. They get separated far enough (I've not seen that happen), they may lose their guidance "brain"... Also, there was a Task Force stuck in Truk when we were having all of our fun with that a few months ago, and the ships that got separated from the others in the group would hang back and "wait" on their brethren to get through the traffic jam. Were the CA maybe the "leader" of a Task Force? Then there is always the chance that the routing looks good, until you "merge" the minefields file in, and you discover that half of a group is lost to a minefield that they've traveled through - lengthwise...
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