One Torpedo Two Ships (Balz)

rifleman13 · 07-02-08, 09:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Brag

The envisioned method is ultra secret. Waiting for opportunity to arrive. The only hint--Have done it in SHII

Done it in Silent Hunter 2? As in the one before SHIII?:hmm:

Brag · 07-02-08, 07:55 PM

Yup, still in the stone age of subsims

Sensekhmet · 07-03-08, 11:07 AM

No, no, rifleman13 surely meant the previous SH wich was before the current SH, which is newer than the one before it, that being the older one.

U-108's verbosity hatch closing, Oberleutnant zur See Heinrich Reiz's fingers in the way and all.

Sailor Steve · 07-03-08, 11:08 AM

:rotfl:

Very good! You're sure your name isn't Bernard?

Sensekhmet · 07-03-08, 01:18 PM

Nein! My name is Heinrich Reitz and I've just cried like a nurse on u-boot departure (or return...?): it's March 1943 and I've just stumbled onto a Canadian Schooner! Friends, belive me, there is nothing like a sailing ship (and a u-boot)! My tears of joy and waves made me use the zweiling instead of the slow firing 37mm. Too bad the BDu does not allow to tow such a nice thing to base, it would be wonderful to have it on that small lake near my mountain cabin, sinking it, winching it out, patching it up, sinking it again and again and again! *sob*

BTW, Polish submarine ORP Wilk (Wolf), IIRC, once found a British barrage baloon out on the sea, tied it to the bow and continued to base. The story goes, a tug signalled them 'Since when submarines feel the urge to fly?'

Sailor Steve · 07-03-08, 05:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Sensekhmet

Too bad the BDu does not allow to tow such a nice thing to base, it would be wonderful to have it on that small lake near my mountain cabin, sinking it, winching it out, patching it up, sinking it again and again and again! *sob*

Did you ever think of maybe just...sailing it?
:rotfl:

Brag · 07-04-08, 10:33 AM

Schooners are fun to sail. The mainmast is behind the foremast, which is infront of the mainmast and is shorter than the mainmast that is that is taller than the foremas in front of the main mast. :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

07-02-08, 07:55 PM	#2
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07-03-08, 11:08 AM	#4
Sailor Steve Eternal Patrol Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: High in the mountains of Utah Posts: 50,369 Downloads: 745 Uploads: 249	:rotfl: Very good! You're sure your name isn't Bernard? __________________ “Never do anything you can't take back.” —Rocky Russo

07-04-08, 10:33 AM	#7
Brag Navy Seal Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Docked on a Russian pond Posts: 7,072 Downloads: 2 Uploads: 0	Schooners are fun to sail. The mainmast is behind the foremast, which is infront of the mainmast and is shorter than the mainmast that is that is taller than the foremas in front of the main mast. :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: __________________ Espionage, adventure, suspense, are just a click away Click here to look inside Brag's book: Amazon.com: Kingmaker: Alexey Braguine: Books Order Kingmaker here: http://www.subsim.com/store.html For Tactics visit:http://www.freewebs.com/kielman/

07-03-08, 11:07 AM	#3
Sensekhmet Loader Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Poland Posts: 89 Downloads: 16 Uploads: 0	No, no, rifleman13 surely meant the previous SH wich was before the current SH, which is newer than the one before it, that being the older one. U-108's verbosity hatch closing, Oberleutnant zur See Heinrich Reiz's fingers in the way and all.

07-03-08, 01:18 PM	#5
Sensekhmet Loader Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Poland Posts: 89 Downloads: 16 Uploads: 0	Nein! My name is Heinrich Reitz and I've just cried like a nurse on u-boot departure (or return...?): it's March 1943 and I've just stumbled onto a Canadian Schooner! Friends, belive me, there is nothing like a sailing ship (and a u-boot)! My tears of joy and waves made me use the zweiling instead of the slow firing 37mm. Too bad the BDu does not allow to tow such a nice thing to base, it would be wonderful to have it on that small lake near my mountain cabin, sinking it, winching it out, patching it up, sinking it again and again and again! sob BTW, Polish submarine ORP Wilk (Wolf), IIRC, once found a British barrage baloon out on the sea, tied it to the bow and continued to base. The story goes, a tug signalled them 'Since when submarines feel the urge to fly?'