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Swabbie
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To a point it makes sense. If sub ever did run out of fuel the captain would not be the captain on the next patrol that's for sure. So in real life it is game over as well.
I'm not up on my sub history but were no subs ever stranded during the war? Either due to damage, punctured fuel tanks, engine problems etc? Are there not any cases of a rescue sub being sent to help repair and get a stranded crew back? |
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Ace of the Deep
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Darter_(SS-227) The rusting wreck of the pressure hull is still there to this day on the Bombay Reef. ![]() |
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Fleet Admiral
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I had one mission where I has to go the last bit submerged because I ran out of gas. I just needed to get to that magic 25nm point where I could dock.
Perhaps that 25nm is simulating a tow if I need one? Any damage to your fuel tank makes the "estimate range at current speed" very inaccurate. Abort and get thee to a friendly port soonest! Gatos do not come equipped with oars, I found out. ![]()
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