Allied behavior accuracy

difool2 · 02-22-07, 10:26 AM

1.l Once the allies had airborne centimetric radar (in 1943) they could and did hunt for
surfaced subs at night. Later they could detect your snorkel.

2. 15 m/s is the same as 54 kph, or 35 knots or so. Recall that's wind speed on the ground:
if you are in the air the ground doesn't matter much.

3. If you are talking about GWX, I'd have to agree as the escorts seem almost psychic.
I had one detect me at 150 meters silent running (without having any reason to suspect
I was there).

02-22-07, 10:26 AM	#2
difool2 Commander Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 459 Downloads: 31 Uploads: 0	1.l Once the allies had airborne centimetric radar (in 1943) they could and did hunt for surfaced subs at night. Later they could detect your snorkel. 2. 15 m/s is the same as 54 kph, or 35 knots or so. Recall that's wind speed on the ground: if you are in the air the ground doesn't matter much. 3. If you are talking about GWX, I'd have to agree as the escorts seem almost psychic. I had one detect me at 150 meters silent running (without having any reason to suspect I was there).