keel depth in recognition manual?

Karl-Heinz Jaeger · 02-08-07, 12:10 PM

Hi scalelokt,

The Keel of the ship is indeed listed under the Ship Recognition Manual, although it is listed as the ships Draft, which is the same. It's a wee bit confusing if you go in there looking for the word Keel. The Draft of the ship is the depth the hull of the ship submerges to underwater, measured from the waterline to the bottom of the ships Keel.

Hope this helps mate, and makes busting open those Large Tankers a little easier

02-08-07, 12:10 PM	#3
Karl-Heinz Jaeger Planesman Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 188 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	Hi scalelokt, The Keel of the ship is indeed listed under the Ship Recognition Manual, although it is listed as the ships Draft, which is the same. It's a wee bit confusing if you go in there looking for the word Keel. The Draft of the ship is the depth the hull of the ship submerges to underwater, measured from the waterline to the bottom of the ships Keel. Hope this helps mate, and makes busting open those Large Tankers a little easier __________________ Clear Skies and Good Hunting!! Regards, Kptn.Lt. Karl-Heinz Jaeger SHIII Commander Henry Hunter SHIV