A happy campers Patrol Report! (insanely pic heavy)

stabiz · 01-13-07, 10:16 PM

Okay, first of all I would like to say that I just had the time of my life with SH3. What I experienced in Scapa Flow a few hours ago is the most nail biting and rewarding gaming I have done for ... well, probably years. Over the top? Maybe.

December 1940, Kaleun Neumann and crew left Lorient in U-93 (type VIIC), bound for AM. After patroling their assigned grid for 24 hours, Neumann received orders to go to Scapa Flow, due to reports of capitol ships in the area.

U-93 approched Scapa Flow from west, manouvered around on the outside, and entered from the east. The boat got through the blocking ships without incident, and submerged as the sun set.

This is what met them, the HMS King George V(!):

But King George was not alone, of course:

U-93 is blown out of the shallow water:

To be continued in a few minutes!

01-13-07, 10:16 PM	#1
stabiz Silent Hunter Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Norway Posts: 4,224 Downloads: 14 Uploads: 0	A happy campers Patrol Report! (insanely pic heavy) Okay, first of all I would like to say that I just had the time of my life with SH3. What I experienced in Scapa Flow a few hours ago is the most nail biting and rewarding gaming I have done for ... well, probably years. Over the top? Maybe. December 1940, Kaleun Neumann and crew left Lorient in U-93 (type VIIC), bound for AM. After patroling their assigned grid for 24 hours, Neumann received orders to go to Scapa Flow, due to reports of capitol ships in the area. U-93 approched Scapa Flow from west, manouvered around on the outside, and entered from the east. The boat got through the blocking ships without incident, and submerged as the sun set. This is what met them, the HMS King George V(!): But King George was not alone, of course: U-93 is blown out of the shallow water: To be continued in a few minutes! __________________