Capital Ships and Where you Found them

Annoraner · 08-05-11, 09:49 AM

Till now, Gibraltar is easy to sneak in and easy to sneak out.
Also the defence is very weak too (only one ELCO-Boat, a armed Trawler, a search-aircraft and a Destroyer comes later).
And they looking most on the wrong places.

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It is about the capital ship (in this case the NELSON) why I just do it.
I try to follow the Sistership Rodey with 23 KN but was not able to catch her.

Also it would be suicide to attack over water.

Edit:
Harbor Raidings are dangerous anyway. Once I got lucky not to hit a mine when I entered Dünnkirchen, but when I try to left it via the "main entrance" I was hunted down by a Destroyer or I was hit by a mine.

I got lucky that Dünnkirchen had a 2nd entrance / exit what I could left (almost) undetected.

08-05-11, 09:49 AM	#20
Annoraner Swabbie Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 8 Downloads: 2 Uploads: 0	Till now, Gibraltar is easy to sneak in and easy to sneak out. Also the defence is very weak too (only one ELCO-Boat, a armed Trawler, a search-aircraft and a Destroyer comes later). And they looking most on the wrong places. Back to Topic: It is about the capital ship (in this case the NELSON) why I just do it. I try to follow the Sistership Rodey with 23 KN but was not able to catch her. Also it would be suicide to attack over water. Edit: Harbor Raidings are dangerous anyway. Once I got lucky not to hit a mine when I entered Dünnkirchen, but when I try to left it via the "main entrance" I was hunted down by a Destroyer or I was hit by a mine. I got lucky that Dünnkirchen had a 2nd entrance / exit what I could left (almost) undetected.