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View Poll Results: How do you sink your enemy convoys ?
Perpendicular (90 degree angle from the convoy) 33 39.29%
Oppertinuatly (45 degree angle from the center ships of the convoy) 6 7.14%
Kretschmer's way (sneak between the escorts and sink the biggest from a stern) 8 9.52%
Convoy scare me ! I stick to lone merchants. 4 4.76%
My way...Get between the center lines of ships, sink them from front and behind torpedoes. 33 39.29%
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Old 09-03-07, 06:56 AM   #8
Captain Nemo
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I tend to approach from the front of the convoy at a depth of about 40 metres and hope that the lead escort doesn't detect me. Once I'm within the convoy I turn to get into the best firing position, go up to periscope depth, pick my targets and fire my torps. I have been detected by the lead escort on many occasions and been depth charged but once I'm under the convoy itself there is a brief opportunity to sink some ships.

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