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07-09-12, 12:13 AM
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Loader
 Join Date: Jul 2012
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well staying still on the surface was one example lol the rest were me moving using TC etc
thanks for the info, i went to open it there and my computer doesn't know what to use, what program should i download to edit these files? |
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07-09-12, 01:55 AM
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Ace of the Deep
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07-09-12, 02:30 AM
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Planesman
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During the day stay submerged, if you are in range of RAF, and weather is clear, sound checks every hour or so, you will be surprised how many ships passes just beyond horizon, if you know hydrophone plotting then surface only if you need some sprint to get better position for attack, later in '43 stay submerged all the time especially during the night, because they can see you in the dark, reverse tactics with short surfacing during the day, 2 hours submerged - 30 minutes surfaced with minimum TC, until you get snorkel with radar warning...
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