Port mining by plane???

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azura987
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Port mining by plane???

Post by azura987 »

Hi!
Have I understood well that since last beta patch it is possible to mine ports by plane? If yes how ???
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khyberbill
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RE: Port mining by plane???

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Is has been possible all along. I dont know when the capability starts though. I am currently mining ports in 1944. Pick the bomber squadron, city attack. choose the port you want to mine and down in the lower left corner is a box to check for mining.
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jmalter
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RE: Port mining by plane???

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i've read in the threads that sequential aerial mining missions against a target each create a separate small rarely-effective minefield, they aren't additive & won't combine into one mongo killer MF. so if your objective is more than mere harassment, you must make a well-escorted multiple-sqn combined MF strike.

what w/ low production, mines are a finite resource & you must use them carefully. they auto-disable rapidly in deep water (1/3rd loss per turn?) so plunk them down in ports or shallow straits.
sspahr
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RE: Port mining by plane???

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Aerial mining becomes available for the allies 1/43, IIRC. I'm not sure about the Japanese side.
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