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Stanny · 02-15-08, 03:42 PM

You were right,as always,sonar732.

I marked both contacts in narrowband,designated S01 and S02.Classified them as Akulas and launched an UUV towards S02.The UUV detected no contacts at the bearing of S02 and I dropped it off.

Then,I calculated a TMA solution for S01,preset one MK-48 ADCAP for active homing,other for passive and launched both from the range of approximately 7000 yards.I was greatly surprised when one of those torpedoes hit and sank a Victor-III sub!There was a Victor-III,although narrowband identified 50 Hz signature as that of Akula-I.

Here is a screenshot showing that Victor-III was a bit far away from original narrowband S01 contact.

That under ice mission of Seawolf's campaign is unbelievable.There are several different subs,and you get different kills each time you play it.

02-15-08, 03:42 PM	#4
Stanny Loader Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 88 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	You were right,as always,sonar732. I marked both contacts in narrowband,designated S01 and S02.Classified them as Akulas and launched an UUV towards S02.The UUV detected no contacts at the bearing of S02 and I dropped it off. Then,I calculated a TMA solution for S01,preset one MK-48 ADCAP for active homing,other for passive and launched both from the range of approximately 7000 yards.I was greatly surprised when one of those torpedoes hit and sank a Victor-III sub!There was a Victor-III,although narrowband identified 50 Hz signature as that of Akula-I. Here is a screenshot showing that Victor-III was a bit far away from original narrowband S01 contact. That under ice mission of Seawolf's campaign is unbelievable.There are several different subs,and you get different kills each time you play it.