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Could WW2 fleet carriers launch planes without airspeed from the ship moving?
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Lord Koth posted:I'm trying to imagine even HITTING one of these with a torpedo - air-dropped or no - given their draft. Maybe the planes just dropped them right on top of the HDMLs and sunk them via the nearly 1 ton torpedo plowing through the deck and bottom hull through sheer mass. Didn't sink, but historical PT-167:  
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Jan 12, 2021 01:42
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Gervasius posted:What the hell is Bolingbroke IV? Not much, what's bolingbroke with you?
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Jan 21, 2021 22:31
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Does the game model torpedo reloads? Does it track things like RO-64 having fired off 4 tubes and not had a chance to reload yet (or not having ammunition to reload with)? Wikipedia's description of the class is messed up and thinks it has 6 tubes, 8 reloads, but somehow only 12 total torpedoes.
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Jan 28, 2021 23:13
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Is the onesey-twosey CAP historical? Would people launch-in-force or not-at-all? (or is it supposed to represent a larger CAP where only a few planes are in position to intercept?)
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Feb 19, 2021 22:49
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Countdown to some subs/PT boats sending torpedos into dead-in-the-water carriers...
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Feb 23, 2021 01:05
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Banemaster posted:I wonder how much torpedo planes attempting to attack from ahead or astern is actually game simulating ships turning towards the torpedo planes to minimize the strike angle.  says it's a dice roll with probabilities based on tummyfeels
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