How about 3-d damage assesment?

momo55 · 10-13-09, 07:15 PM

On the frigate i served on (late 70's) i was the petty officer of the N.B.C.D. (D stands for Damage control ) section and my station was in the C.C.S. (central control station) . I had a console where i could open/close valves ...activate sprinklers ...etc etc ..and had plottingpannels at the wall . I was in connection by headset with the 3 fire/damage teams forward- middel and afther of the ship.

The officer (technician) behind me supervised all ( next to me where machines- and electrician consoles ) and gave the orders through me at the damage contol teams . And he informed the skipper of the status of his ship .

Don't know how it worked on a sub (Uboot) in the 40's ..but in "das boot" it isn't the kaleun who is taking charge of the repairs ..

Soo i agree with Sailor Steve...

sry for my poor Englisch

View Poll Results: 3-d damage throughout the interieur
No i want 2-d works best for me	8	10.53%
3-d damage assesment is cool but let me also have 2-d	47	61.84%
No wont work	5	6.58%
Lets stick to the 2-d damage screen alltogether	16	21.05%
Voters: 76. You may not vote on this poll

10-13-09, 07:15 PM	#13
momo55 Frogman Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: belgium Posts: 297 Downloads: 125 Uploads: 0	On the frigate i served on (late 70's) i was the petty officer of the N.B.C.D. (D stands for Damage control ) section and my station was in the C.C.S. (central control station) . I had a console where i could open/close valves ...activate sprinklers ...etc etc ..and had plottingpannels at the wall . I was in connection by headset with the 3 fire/damage teams forward- middel and afther of the ship. The officer (technician) behind me supervised all ( next to me where machines- and electrician consoles ) and gave the orders through me at the damage contol teams . And he informed the skipper of the status of his ship . Don't know how it worked on a sub (Uboot) in the 40's ..but in "das boot" it isn't the kaleun who is taking charge of the repairs .. Soo i agree with Sailor Steve... sry for my poor Englisch __________________ Our greatest glory is not in never failing , but in rising up every time we fail .