Loch Ewe surpris

Tchocky · 10-31-06, 10:49 PM

April 1940 - After a few days of semi-lucrative hunting in the Western Approaches (coastals etc), I sink a C2, bringing my fish stock down to 5. I decide to head for home and stop in Loch Ewe along the way. No problems there
After sneaking past the destroyers in the channel, I discover that there are only one or two damaged C-Class lying up. Disheartened, I turn to the open sea, when a radio message informs me of a Task Force. Racing to the map, I see that the TF is heading towards port down the very same channel I'm using! One hour later, two battleships sail into view.
After sinking the Nelson with a single keel shot, all hell breaks loose. Three hideous hours later, with hull at 34%, and not a single torpedo left, I rattle my way home.

*wipes brow*

10-31-06, 10:49 PM	#1
Tchocky Navy Seal Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 5,874 Downloads: 6 Uploads: 0	Loch Ewe surpris April 1940 - After a few days of semi-lucrative hunting in the Western Approaches (coastals etc), I sink a C2, bringing my fish stock down to 5. I decide to head for home and stop in Loch Ewe along the way. No problems there After sneaking past the destroyers in the channel, I discover that there are only one or two damaged C-Class lying up. Disheartened, I turn to the open sea, when a radio message informs me of a Task Force. Racing to the map, I see that the TF is heading towards port down the very same channel I'm using! One hour later, two battleships sail into view. After sinking the Nelson with a single keel shot, all hell breaks loose. Three hideous hours later, with hull at 34%, and not a single torpedo left, I rattle my way home. wipes brow __________________ [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]