Details of The Game
Playable Missions
- 20 Historical Missions( Examples are 'Battle of Savo Island')
- 5 Training missions
- Over 600 million customized missions can be generated.
Playable campaigns
- 2 campaigns that include the entire Pacific and Atlantic warfare with 20 missions each.
Ship types that can be commanded by the player
- Bagley class destroyer
- Benham class destroyer
- Benson class destroyer
- Clemson class destroyer
- Farragut class destroyer (1934)
- Fletcher class destroyer
- Gleaves class destroyer
- Gridley class destroyer
- Mahan class destroyer
- Porter class destroyer
- Somers class destroyer
- Sims class destroyer
- Allen M. Sumner class destroyer
- Wickes class destroyer
Weaponry that can be controlled by the player
- 5"/38 caliber gun-Dual Purpose
- 4 inch/50 SP gun( In the game, it could be used as a dual-purpose gun but in actual field, the maximum elevation of the gun is a 20 degrees, which is inadequate to attack opponent high-speed planes.
- Light guns(They are Bofors 40 mm gun and Oerlikon 20 mm cannon( They can be used to hit small, soft-skinned crafts( For example LCU) too with great effect)
- 600 lb,500 lb,200 lb depth charges
- 21 inch Torpedoes( From launchers grouped in pairs of 3 to 5)
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