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Fleet Admiral
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I want to be able to shoot polar bears!:
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Silent Hunter
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Ocean Warrior
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I was thinking about going into enemy ports. I read stories of some kaleuns using the anchor chains of enemy merchants to determine the tides and how they would affect the torpedo shots.
Now. I think it would be doubly cool if, lets say you were waiting outside a harbor...to watch ships come in and drop or weigh anchor as they entered or exited.
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Ocean Warrior
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This is a pretty cut and dry case of a repel boarders scenario that warranted the use of two Kar 98's and an unloaded MP 40.
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Fleet Admiral
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The Old Man
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