Bah...destroyers

Zilch · 10-27-09, 11:44 AM

I've never seen a carrier. Therefore, I couldn't possibly let that thing go and live with myself afterwards. I'd take my time reloading at depth, sneak up to PD and launch a spread of two or three fish. You can then creep away (very slowly) at ahead slow until the tin cans give up on you. But, that's me.

Of course, after sinking the flattop I'd probably find a way to get my shiny Type XXI depth charged to the bottom. At least I could try to snag the 3rd arrester wire on the carrier's deck with my rudder for style points.

Frustrating situation, though...

10-27-09, 11:44 AM	#2
Zilch Torpedoman Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Florida Posts: 118 Downloads: 35 Uploads: 0	I've never seen a carrier. Therefore, I couldn't possibly let that thing go and live with myself afterwards. I'd take my time reloading at depth, sneak up to PD and launch a spread of two or three fish. You can then creep away (very slowly) at ahead slow until the tin cans give up on you. But, that's me. Of course, after sinking the flattop I'd probably find a way to get my shiny Type XXI depth charged to the bottom. At least I could try to snag the 3rd arrester wire on the carrier's deck with my rudder for style points. Frustrating situation, though... __________________ Depth charges pounding your flanges loose? Hedgehogs dislodging your precious bulkheads? Use Beemans Gum! Freshens breath and doubles as an adhesive in a pinch. The gum of choice aboard U-54!

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