Crew placement

TorpX · 09-28-13, 12:28 AM

Nice post!

I must admit, I've never given this much thought to organizing my crew.

Harmsway! · 09-28-13, 06:05 AM

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Originally Posted by TorpX

Nice post!

I must admit, I've never given this much thought to organizing my crew.

I never did either until half my crew was injured. In order to keep the sub running I had to find working men for all shifts. This meant moving some around. I don't regret the air attack. Its taught me about whos who on my crew and made me a better captain. I am confident now of getting the best performance from my boat and crew.

merc4ulfate · 09-28-13, 09:04 AM

I normally do not investigate the numbers issue to much. I find it easier to simply watch the meter(green) on the compartment as well as the duty section and make corrections that way. I am always adjusting them and it is much easier to use the visual aid to add healthier or skilled members to a section or compartment, especially if damaged, and remove wounded or less skilled members when that compartment needs better hands.

When your being depth charged and are already damaged checking a numbers sheet takes to long for me.

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TorpX Silent Hunter Join Date: Sep 2010 Posts: 3,975 Downloads: 153 Uploads: 11	Nice post! I must admit, I've never given this much thought to organizing my crew.

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merc4ulfate DILLIGAF Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: florida Posts: 2,058 Downloads: 210 Uploads: 0	I normally do not investigate the numbers issue to much. I find it easier to simply watch the meter(green) on the compartment as well as the duty section and make corrections that way. I am always adjusting them and it is much easier to use the visual aid to add healthier or skilled members to a section or compartment, especially if damaged, and remove wounded or less skilled members when that compartment needs better hands. When your being depth charged and are already damaged checking a numbers sheet takes to long for me.