Target speed setting

BigWalleye · 04-10-14, 05:47 PM

The recognition manuals historically were full of surprises. They were best intelligence available about the capabilities of the enemy's merchant fleet. And the guys that wrote them were NOT on a submarine risking their lives to inflict damage on the enemy. If you measured 10 kt and the book says 9, maybe measure again. (You should have made more than 2 measurements anyway.) But don't trust the book.

"Who ya gonna believe? Me, or your lying eyes?"

If someone deliberately put the 10 kt figure into the campaign to spoof players, good for them.

"But Onkel Karl, the book said Granvilles only do 9 kts. How was I supposed to know this was the B model?"

banryu79 · 04-10-14, 06:36 PM

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Originally Posted by BigWalleye

"But Onkel Karl, the book said Granvilles only do 9 kts. How was I supposed to know this was the B model?"

BE MORE AGRESSIVE!!

- Onkel Karl

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04-10-14, 05:47 PM	#1
BigWalleye Sea Lord Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: On the Eye-lond, mon! Posts: 1,987 Downloads: 465 Uploads: 0	The recognition manuals historically were full of surprises. They were best intelligence available about the capabilities of the enemy's merchant fleet. And the guys that wrote them were NOT on a submarine risking their lives to inflict damage on the enemy. If you measured 10 kt and the book says 9, maybe measure again. (You should have made more than 2 measurements anyway.) But don't trust the book. "Who ya gonna believe? Me, or your lying eyes?" If someone deliberately put the 10 kt figure into the campaign to spoof players, good for them. "But Onkel Karl, the book said Granvilles only do 9 kts. How was I supposed to know this was the B model?"