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The port and docking facilities aren't capable of handling that large volume of shipping at one time. |
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First of all, sorry to dig up a dead thread, but it's been a busy week, and I hadn't had time to load up GWX for a few days.
Here's the story The second numbers may not be 100% accurate, cause I'm not 100% sure I'm going the griding right Convoy encountered in CG76 - 89 Bearing 120 degrees (with 0 as north) Continued for 185 km *Large Merchant Sunk! ![]() Convoy turns to new bearing 65 degrees Continued for 72.5 km Conovy turns to new bearing 130 degrees Continued for 45km Convoy turns to 70 degress in CG88 - 55 I am 8 km away from it's previous course when it turns * A&B destroyer sunk! ![]() Convoy continues for 12.5 km at 70 degrees and then vanishes with no trace, including the escort that was within 2 km of me Feb 23, 1941 sometime between 5-9 local time Distance from Gibraltar to vanish point by the ruler - 518 km |
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If your location details and co-ordinates are correct it would appear that the MKF44 Convoy has discovered the Gibraltar Triangle.
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