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Oddly enough, I have strayed across downed pilots if I return to Pearl Harbor and I come close to the west side of the island... some of the US pilots seem to like to fly into the ground, including a small twin engine bomber (B-24?) and one of the search planes (landed upside down...) ![]() Then watching the red smoke 'drift' from land to the water.... ![]() Then needing ahead full or flank to catch up with their 'power drifting' once they are in the water... ![]() In stock, I have noticed that it seems a bit random as far as how many life boats there are. One big transport dumped at least a dozen life boats (half of which soon vanished), one other one (same type, different time/location) launched maybe 3-4 when it went down. I wonder if the location and type of damage, and how the ship sinks and how long it takes to sink, has any bearing on how many life boats are launched. For example, of big transports, the one that launched a dozen life boats took a few torpedoes, but took upwards of 10 minutes to sink. The other one that launched only 3-4 had major fireworks after the first torpedo hit and then two more torpedoes and it went down fairly quick.
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Darn the speed, full torpedoes ahead! Run Silent, Run Deep, Run them Ragged, Let The Prey Not Sleep. Last edited by rditto48801; 05-15-09 at 07:15 AM. Reason: tweaked post |
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