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Old 06-24-07, 06:14 AM   #1
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I 'snuck' into a port in a type IIa.

I say 'snuck' because there where two destroyers who knew i was there. However as many pings they pinged they still could not get a precise fix on me, and all their depth charge runs missed (though some came close i took no damage).

I ended up sinking about 8 tons of merchant and 1.8 tons of warship, all while having those destroyers looking franticaly for me. I then cruised out at 1 knot.

By the time i was safe my crew was almost suffocating, but we go out just fine.
What did you sink? :hmm: ..... a lifeboat and a dingy?
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Old 06-24-07, 06:27 AM   #2
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I had a very successful 1939 GWX patrol in a IIA ... five sinkings!

(sunk a PT boat and a sailing sloop with my flak gun, mwahaha )

My usual patrol in U-13 had one sinking.
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Old 06-24-07, 06:48 AM   #3
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After cranking up the realism on GWX to 100% (and no map updates) I've left my Type VIIb to start from the beginning with a Type IIa. This means that I can hone my skills without running too far from home and worrying overly about dealing with convoys and escorts. So I'm learning the 100% trade on lone merchants in the North Sea for the time being and hope to transfer to a Type VIIb when I'm reliably sinking again... The Type IIa is a great trainer!
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Old 06-24-07, 11:51 AM   #4
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It's always a joy to take those Type II's out for a spin, just for the fun of it! Tiny, cute boats!
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Old 06-24-07, 01:04 PM   #5
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I 'snuck' into a port in a type IIa.

I say 'snuck' because there where two destroyers who knew i was there. However as many pings they pinged they still could not get a precise fix on me, and all their depth charge runs missed (though some came close i took no damage).

I ended up sinking about 8 tons of merchant and 1.8 tons of warship, all while having those destroyers looking franticaly for me. I then cruised out at 1 knot.

By the time i was safe my crew was almost suffocating, but we go out just fine.
What did you sink? :hmm: ..... a lifeboat and a dingy?
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Old 06-24-07, 01:13 PM   #6
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I 'snuck' into a port in a type IIa.

I say 'snuck' because there where two destroyers who knew i was there. However as many pings they pinged they still could not get a precise fix on me, and all their depth charge runs missed (though some came close i took no damage).

I ended up sinking about 8 tons of merchant and 1.8 tons of warship, all while having those destroyers looking franticaly for me. I then cruised out at 1 knot.

By the time i was safe my crew was almost suffocating, but we go out just fine.
What did you sink? :hmm: ..... a lifeboat and a dingy?
PRICELESS!! :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
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Old 06-24-07, 09:47 PM   #7
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:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:


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