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Offline Hawklore

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« Reply #15 on: February 12, 2003, 04:01:07 PM »
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When bullets impact water they slow down dramatically. By the time it reached the ship, it would have the same effect as a salmon running into the ship...



Good one,

This is a must have boat, and then submarines..with the subs you would have an f3 view above the water, but inside u had to use maps..that would take alot of time..
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« Reply #16 on: February 12, 2003, 04:24:58 PM »
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When bullets impact water they slow down dramatically. By the time it reached the ship, it would have the same effect as a salmon running into the ship...


Oh, I think that you might be slightly inaccurate on this claim sir, have any data to show?  I think ricocheting .50 Cal bullets at angles to water wouldn't be that slow.  According to this site, the hull is wooden planking.  I doubt planking would stop .50 cals at half or 1/3 velocity.

http://members.cox.net/klcother/ptops06.htm

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« Reply #17 on: February 12, 2003, 04:56:38 PM »
I think you guyes are missing Batz's jab at the BS history chanel statement obut 50cal's being bounced off the road to kill German Tanks.

  "Experimentation with S-67 (1942) led to a design for a partially armor plated cupola, the so-called Kalotte (skull cap), over the bridge. The added armor was a countermeasure to the growing firepower of British escort craft encountered in the English channel. The S-100 class (1943) was designed from the start to incorporate the Kalotte and additional armament including a twin 2cm and a 3.7cm gun aft. A final variation, the type 700, was designed to carry two stern firing torpedo tubes in addition to the usual bow mounts and a 3.7cm gun in the bow turret."

  Their is a Quote on the sight that above quote came from Whear it states the JFK was able to examine and E-Boat and said it was far supiour to the PT's Boats that the US had.

 Above from Hear:

       http://www.prinzeugen.com/SBOATIND.htm