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Commander
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Well if I hit a mine there was no explosion. Why did my boat quit answering bells?
I have not been able to find any explnation in the forums-yet. Ron Banks MMCM(SS), USN(Ret) |
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Chief of the Boat
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You don't say whether you were surfaced or submerged.
Chances are it was a mine or the oxygen levels were exhausted. |
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Commander
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I was on the surface patrolling, I had reached the area and had been there 24 hours. That completed the required objectives.
It was not a freeze up, no evidence of mines, planes, other vessels nor that I had run aground. It stopped and there were no engine sounds. I could go to various stations the annunciator worked but no response. The message log read "Cannot comply". Ron Banks MMCM(SS), USN(Ret) |
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With most of your men red/dead it has to be a mine.....you wouldn't normally notice them as they are tethered to hover below the surface of the water.
Have you tried to re run the patrol in the same area in an attempt to replicate the problem? ![]() |
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It's a mine
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