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Old 06-16-08, 04:45 PM   #1
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John Wayne: "Sink them all and let the Lord sort it out."
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Old 06-16-08, 05:01 PM   #2
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I try to not sunk allied or friendly ships...but accidents happen, special at night or with poor visibility!
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Old 06-16-08, 07:43 PM   #3
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John Wayne: "Sink them all and let the Lord sort it out."
You know of course those words are usually attributed to a slightly earlier source:
http://www.languedoc-france.info/120502_arnaud.htm
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Old 06-16-08, 07:53 PM   #4
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During the first time I played SH3 in a Type II, I sighted a fishing boat north of the East Frisian Islands.

I didn't know the geography of the area and it flies a red flag with a white circle. So I sunk it with a torpedo. When I looked into the Nav Map, it was blue. Blue??? What does it stand for I thought. Then continuing on to the British coast, I sighted a Small Merchant and sunk it with the remaining torpedoes I have. When I checked the Nav Map, it was red! Red??? Then I deduced the red city names and the blue city names on the map are the owners of the ships I sunk. Doh!

That first patrol haunted me for the rest of that career!
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I entered a harbour in the Canaries and found British tanker there. Since it was a dark night. I decided to gun it down and blame the incident on dissafected Portuguese fishermen.

After pumping a bunch of rounds into the tanker, the Brit sank.
That's when things got ugly. My gun crew opened up on a Partuguese patrol boat watching the proceedings. The Portuguese sank with the first shot.

All hell broke loose as shore batteries opened up.

We dove and exited the harbour leaving a message in a bottle.

You filthy ingles you leave our sardinas without oil in tanker.
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I entered a harbour in the Canaries and found British tanker there. Since it was a dark night. I decided to gun it down and blame the incident on dissafected Portuguese fishermen.

After pumping a bunch of rounds into the tanker, the Brit sank.
That's when things got ugly. My gun crew opened up on a Partuguese patrol boat watching the proceedings. The Portuguese sank with the first shot.

All hell broke loose as shore batteries opened up.

We dove and exited the harbour leaving a message in a bottle.

You filthy ingles you leave our sardinas without oil in tanker.
A Portuguese patrol boat in Canarias Islands!?
Quite strange in did...
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Old 06-17-08, 04:32 PM   #7
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I've NEVER accidently sunk a friendly.



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I've NEVER accidently sunk a friendly.



And I've never ACCIDENTALLY sunk a friendly.
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A Portuguese patrol boat in Canarias Islands!?
Quite strange in did... [/quote]

Azores

Anyway, you've seen an island you've seen the all. A naval officer knows how to differenciate an island from a continent. It takes longer to circumnavigate a continent. Are you trying to question the integrety of a U-boat commander? How dare you.

Anyway, there's a good song: Islas Canarias.

As to the Azores incident it happened in Sao Tome.

IF you can make heads or tails of this posting--congratz!
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John Wayne: "Sink them all and let the Lord sort it out."
You know of course those words are usually attributed to a slightly earlier source:
http://www.languedoc-france.info/120502_arnaud.htm
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Good source. Here, all the time I thought it was St. John Wayne. Live and learn!
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Old 06-17-08, 01:37 PM   #11
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Bernard has gotten overexcited and torpedoed MANY friendlies on me.
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Old 06-17-08, 04:18 PM   #12
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Repeatedly, but mitigated by the fact that I was testing GWX

as for the one's in "for real" games, those were all Italian and at night, and it was foggy, and it was entirely accidental.... and I made up for it by sinking 3 4-stacker troopships/passenger liners the same patrol....

why are you looking at me like that?.....

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Old 06-17-08, 04:20 PM   #13
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Repeatedly, but mitigated by the fact that I was testing GWX

as for the one's in "for real" games, those were all Italian and at night, and it was foggy, and it was entirely accidental.... and I made up for it by sinking 3 4-stacker troopships/passenger liners the same patrol....

why are you looking at me like that?.....



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Old 03-27-09, 02:17 AM   #14
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John Wayne: "Sink them all and let the Lord sort it out."
Or ... When in doubt... SHOOT


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Old 03-27-09, 05:44 AM   #15
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I'm playing OM, I don't run into many neutrals. I was sinking Swedish ships 200 miles off Kiel and getting pats on the back for it. I sank a US ship off Portugal last night (Sept 1940), a bunch of Portugese fishing boats and got an Iron Cross. I came close to whacking a few friendlies off Norway in April '40 but as my torps were utter pieces of poop I was spared the indignity of fronting Uncle Karl and explaining. Made up for it with a 110% ID'd BRITISH troop transport shortly afterwards, closed to 500 yards and shelled it.
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