mikemac

Hi Patrick, I had no idea there was another Bubblehead on board. I served in the United States Navy for eight years on board an attack submarine (SSN 646, USS Grayling) out of Charleston, SC. Electrician Mate, E-Div, Engineering/Nuclear power program. Instructor, Nuclear Power School, Idaho Falls, Idaho. It was always fun having Officer Students. “Well Sir, do you think you can get the lights back on now.”

I am convinced by the arguments that tracking is not necessary. I am also impressed that my question to Fionn generated this amount of discussion. I will just assume that another smart Enlisted Man found a place to hide a little more than the book allows for. As an ex-submariner I had repair parts (not on the approved list) stuck away for a rainy day. And you know what? When something broke 400 feet down, in the middle of the Atlantic, no Officer ever complained when the repair part just appeared.

Fionn You listed the remaining ammo load for your main gun. How much ammo do you have for the MG's? I looked back at the screenshots of the Panzer and there does not seem to be a listing.