U-27

RConch · 02-26-14, 08:15 AM

It does look bad-however how much battery and air remain?
Are you using the seabed repair mod?
You just might get out of this mess if you are lucky-let us know.

Love the screen shots!

maillemaker · 02-26-14, 09:25 AM

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seabed repair mod

What is this you speak of?

Steve

VonApist · 02-26-14, 10:14 AM

U-27 was lost with all hands in Grid AN 13...

Depth charges took out the diesel engines and emptied my diesel tanks.
8 crewmen dead.
Pumping water sitting on the ocean silt 100m below surface.
Until a charge exploded like a yard away and then pressure just killed us all.

It was a good bunch but they paid the complacency of their Kaleun.
Honorable death, but still, death.

Dead is dead so new carreer.
2nd Flotilla, September 1939 with a VIIB this time.
And this time lets try to finish the war in one piece....

maillemaker · 02-26-14, 11:54 AM

In this situation, your only hope is to blow ballast and come to periscope depth and hope you don't broach and hope you can torpedo the escorts.

In SH3 bottoming will not hide you from sonar.

And, stay out of shallow water!

Congrats on taking down the BB though.

Steve

VonApist · 02-26-14, 01:37 PM

Type II Boat = 5 torps. There goes ur sink the escorts theory.
It was a bad decision to attack but target was soooo appealing.

maillemaker · 02-26-14, 09:20 PM

Sounds like you had 3 left then!

Steve

Tonnage_Ace · 02-26-14, 09:53 PM

Strategically that's not a bad trade

How fast was she moving? Could you have waited until she was in deep water?

I had a similar situation in 1939 where this task force of 2 light cruisers and 4 destroyers past over my type II with no escape I dived to the bottom which was 40 meters pointed my sub in their direction and cut my engines. Took an hour before they were well aft of me and I made a bee line for deeper waters. I think the 9 wind speed and my small presenting shape helped me avoid detection.

VonApist · 02-27-14, 02:34 AM

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Originally Posted by maillemaker

Sounds like you had 3 left then!

Steve

Actually I had 1, it was mid patrol.
Anyways, it was an interesting experience.

02-26-14, 08:15 AM	#1
RConch Captain Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: No. Virginia Posts: 619 Downloads: 518 Uploads: 0	It does look bad-however how much battery and air remain? Are you using the seabed repair mod? You just might get out of this mess if you are lucky-let us know. Love the screen shots! __________________ "Noch und Noch" Prowling the Nord Atlantik with GWX 3.0.

02-26-14, 10:14 AM	#3
VonApist Navy Dude Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Greece Posts: 175 Downloads: 6 Uploads: 0	U-27 was lost with all hands in Grid AN 13... Depth charges took out the diesel engines and emptied my diesel tanks. 8 crewmen dead. Pumping water sitting on the ocean silt 100m below surface. Until a charge exploded like a yard away and then pressure just killed us all. It was a good bunch but they paid the complacency of their Kaleun. Honorable death, but still, death. Dead is dead so new carreer. 2nd Flotilla, September 1939 with a VIIB this time. And this time lets try to finish the war in one piece.... __________________ "Submariners are a special brotherhood, either all come to the surface or no one does. On a submarine, the phrase all for one and one for all is not just a slogan, but reality.” -- VADM Rudolf Golosov

02-26-14, 01:37 PM	#5
VonApist Navy Dude Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Greece Posts: 175 Downloads: 6 Uploads: 0	Type II Boat = 5 torps. There goes ur sink the escorts theory. It was a bad decision to attack but target was soooo appealing. __________________ "Submariners are a special brotherhood, either all come to the surface or no one does. On a submarine, the phrase all for one and one for all is not just a slogan, but reality.” -- VADM Rudolf Golosov

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02-26-14, 11:54 AM	#4
maillemaker Sea Lord Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 1,639 Downloads: 75 Uploads: 0	In this situation, your only hope is to blow ballast and come to periscope depth and hope you don't broach and hope you can torpedo the escorts. In SH3 bottoming will not hide you from sonar. And, stay out of shallow water! Congrats on taking down the BB though. Steve

02-26-14, 09:20 PM	#6
maillemaker Sea Lord Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 1,639 Downloads: 75 Uploads: 0	Sounds like you had 3 left then! Steve

02-26-14, 09:53 PM	#7
Tonnage_Ace XO Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Vancouver Posts: 411 Downloads: 5 Uploads: 0	Strategically that's not a bad trade How fast was she moving? Could you have waited until she was in deep water? I had a similar situation in 1939 where this task force of 2 light cruisers and 4 destroyers past over my type II with no escape I dived to the bottom which was 40 meters pointed my sub in their direction and cut my engines. Took an hour before they were well aft of me and I made a bee line for deeper waters. I think the 9 wind speed and my small presenting shape helped me avoid detection.