How to learn about target data computing?

03-27-10, 12:24 PM

A 90 degree shot means the torpedo turns 90 degrees to strike the target.
What you're referring to as a "90 degree shot" is a simple bow on (or stern on shot).

A 90 degree shot is when you are on the same, or opposite, course as the target.
(Same course = bow tubes. Opposite course = stern tubes.)
Works well inside, and outside, convoys, and when a target is approaching too close.
(Note: Range is VERY important.

There's also a 45 degree shot, which I keep promising myself to try, but haven't gotten up the nerve yet.

03-27-10, 12:24 PM	#7
Snestorm Stowaway Posts: n/a Downloads: Uploads:	A 90 degree shot means the torpedo turns 90 degrees to strike the target. What you're referring to as a "90 degree shot" is a simple bow on (or stern on shot). A 90 degree shot is when you are on the same, or opposite, course as the target. (Same course = bow tubes. Opposite course = stern tubes.) Works well inside, and outside, convoys, and when a target is approaching too close. (Note: Range is VERY important. There's also a 45 degree shot, which I keep promising myself to try, but haven't gotten up the nerve yet.