SIDE OF WINNERS

jorgegonzalito · 07-29-15, 06:49 PM

This debate has perhaps gone a little branch directly to the historical and political implications of submarine campaigns of World War II, but it has been a great deal of teachings about which I have taken due note. My original approach is based more than anything in the law of mathematical probabilities, focus most preferred not to mention -especially enthusiasts German U-boats- but the statistics are there and make a clear difference. A good player is to have the odds in your favor, 70% German submarines lost against 16% of Americans, it is a strong contrast to figures given for reflection. It goes without saying which likely attracts me, because as I mentioned at the beginning of the thread. Besides that I like well equipped American submarines, large, comfortable and informal and refreshingly sympathetic me seemed to be in war US Navy.

07-29-15, 06:49 PM	#11
jorgegonzalito Officer Join Date: Jul 2015 Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina. Posts: 237 Downloads: 322 Uploads: 0	This debate has perhaps gone a little branch directly to the historical and political implications of submarine campaigns of World War II, but it has been a great deal of teachings about which I have taken due note. My original approach is based more than anything in the law of mathematical probabilities, focus most preferred not to mention -especially enthusiasts German U-boats- but the statistics are there and make a clear difference. A good player is to have the odds in your favor, 70% German submarines lost against 16% of Americans, it is a strong contrast to figures given for reflection. It goes without saying which likely attracts me, because as I mentioned at the beginning of the thread. Besides that I like well equipped American submarines, large, comfortable and informal and refreshingly sympathetic me seemed to be in war US Navy.