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08-31-07, 03:24 PM | #17 |
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Points taken into condsideration there TLAM i can see where your coming from and yes i agree with some points bar the one about the periscope.
If the ship is towing the submarine that would make the line very taught and if the periscope was to try and slice through the rope it would be like a cheese wire going threw cheese so the periscope would be ripped off would that sound right? I can understand that a rudder strike could damage the outer layer of the hull but i dont think it would be enough to create that much damage if it was the rudder that hit the yankee the rudder would be seriously damaged. But i dont know i going to look into K219 a bit more i havnt really studied that submarine in detail greatly.
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As for the rudder being seriously damaged who but the crew of the sub would know? its on below the waterline and thus unseen. :hmm: |
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09-02-07, 11:04 PM | #20 |
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thats really weird.
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