Beyond The Sprues
Modelling => Ideas & Inspiration => Sea => Topic started by: raafif on September 15, 2012, 11:11:46 AM
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see factual article here !! http://www.prinzeugen.com/V2.htm (http://www.prinzeugen.com/V2.htm)
place whif ideas here ...
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Heh, consider a one-two shock attack with a flight of these V-2s followed by bombardment of several locales from submerged U-boats (say, Type XXi's that had streamlined launchers mounted on deck - the article makes clear that earlier model U-boats couldn't have done it).
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Heh, consider a one-two shock attack with a flight of these V-2s followed by bombardment of several locales from submerged U-boats (say, Type XXi's that had streamlined launchers mounted on deck - the article makes clear that earlier model U-boats couldn't have done it).
That would be an awesome model. The JMNs would all have coronary's. GET THE PADDLES. >:D
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Here you go:
(http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e68/GTwiner/CAC23/v2sub.jpg)
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Considering the A-4/V-2 launch failure rate in optimal conditions, a single successful water launch
would be near miraculous.
;D
As to the artillery rockets, a handful of subs with a handful of rockets would have done little lasting
damage to the New York port structure.
Also if the German's had managed to to carry off a semi-major attack against the US mainland, it's
likely that all German cities would have been Dresdenized.
:-\
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Considering the A-4/V-2 launch failure rate in optimal conditions, a single successful water launch
would be near miraculous.
;D
As to the artillery rockets, a handful of subs with a handful of rockets would have done little lasting
damage to the New York port structure.
Also if the German's had managed to to carry off a semi-major attack against the US mainland, it's
likely that all German cities would have been Dresdenized.
:-\
Or Nagasaki'ed
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Or Nagasaki'ed
Nah, they couldn't produce enough bombs to do it before the war ended.