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War Plan Orange: Dreadnoughts in the Pacific 1922-1930, from the team that brought you War in the Pacific.

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RE: Dutch Screenshots

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Now whatever happened to:

Q: Is the Dutch Royal Navy presence modelled? Was it more or less extensive than in 1941?

A: No. Its presence was less extensive, and it is not modelled for reasons below.


You are quite right.... I'll rip them out immediately [:D] (kidding)
Sorry.. but I just had to!!! lol

Keep up the good work. [:)]

Will do, and thanks for the info to make the Dutch possible.
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RE: Dutch Screenshots

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ORIGINAL: Jorm

http://www.dutchsubmarines.com/boats/boat_kix.htm

you'll also find some info on dutch AS of that era deplyed to the NEI on that web site

Hey Tanker
are you able to add some of these dutch sub tenders (AS's) from thsi web page?
what port size can reload torps , i cant recall

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Increadable, I cant wait to try this mod out[:)]
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Hey Tanker

any chance of adding in any of the dutch AS's from the web page, see above

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RE: Dutch Screenshots

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The following Dutch tenders will be in War Plan Orange:

Pelikaan
Koning der Nederlanden


Pelikaan is a modern ship, whereas Koning der Nederlanden is an old 1870's ship taken over and converted to a submarine tender. Though stricken in 1918, it was at Soerabaja (sp) until 1942, when it was set ablaze to prevent capture by Japan. These two tenders won't be enough for all 13 submarines (Pelikaan was designed to handle 6, I suspect Koning der Nederlanden could handle 2 or 3), but submarine tenders were fairly scarce on all sides in the 1920s.
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OUTSTANDING

i cant tell you how great that is for me, i love the minature details like this and appreciate your wonderful mod will be all the richer for your attention to such obscure details
great work tanker !!!!!!!!
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RE: Dutch Screenshots

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Oh, I forgot to mention (something only the true diehards would know), the 3 Javas can also act as cruiser minelayers, thanks to 36 Type T Mk II Vickers built mines. However, they have to be in a minewarfare TF to do so.
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