Does anyone know how many British convoy transports you have to sink before it has any real effect?
I'm in Oct 1940 and I have been engaging in U-boat warfare for quite some time. I have a squadron of eight pretty beat up U-boats under Dönitz which take down about 20-30 transports per outing (I have about 15 more U-boats coming in about a month ).
I also have been engaging in commerce raiding with surface ships. I have a fleet consisting of the Bismarck, Scharnhorst, Gneisenau, another battleship and five cruisers. It manages to bag a little less than the U-boats do. They will have to lay off for two months as I got into a terrible fight with the Poms (they got the Lützow; I sank eight capital ships ) and they are in the dockyard for repairs.
So if I have two squads raiding the mid Atlantic and each is sinking 20-30 transports a time (sometimes more), is that going to bring Britain down?
I'm in Oct 1940 and I have been engaging in U-boat warfare for quite some time. I have a squadron of eight pretty beat up U-boats under Dönitz which take down about 20-30 transports per outing (I have about 15 more U-boats coming in about a month ).
I also have been engaging in commerce raiding with surface ships. I have a fleet consisting of the Bismarck, Scharnhorst, Gneisenau, another battleship and five cruisers. It manages to bag a little less than the U-boats do. They will have to lay off for two months as I got into a terrible fight with the Poms (they got the Lützow; I sank eight capital ships ) and they are in the dockyard for repairs.
So if I have two squads raiding the mid Atlantic and each is sinking 20-30 transports a time (sometimes more), is that going to bring Britain down?
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