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Sailor man
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oh well after enough searching i figured it out
http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/show...itude+latitude next time i'll search for the proper terms instead of the coded stuff in the files. short version, use the editor btw, sorry for necroing this thread, i had no idea it dated back to 39 |
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Medic
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Oh Where, Oh Where Have Those Battleships Gone...?
"For we've received orders for to sail back to Boston, so never more, shall we see you again." ![]()
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Seaman
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As to the floating dry docks... In reality they have between 6 and 12 independant ballast tanks per side, and the dock itself is usually light enough to float with 2/3 of the tanks out of play. If there is a ship on dock however, it might be a bit more fun :p
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The two drydocks represent the standard drydock and then the same one flooded. Why they have different renown values is beyond me.
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Chief of the Boat
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That was intended to reflect the difference in tonnage.
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Thanks for the link, and info. Mystery solved. |
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