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Also, I'm still hoping for an answer about the 45-12, which is carried by the IL-2T, but not listed in the Readme. Aviar
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Looks like there is another Russian torp as well, carried by the A 20 C, the 45-36AV-A.
Is there a comprehensive list of what we actually have, and when they are offered by year?
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this torpedo is one of the new torpedo bombs (at a parachute) that are heading a circle after hitting the water.............
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this torpedo (mk13) seems able to be carryed on the Beaufighter.
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OK, I can confirm that the A20G carries the early Mk13. You need to be slow with flaps and at 30m pretty much dead on to drop straight.
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BTW you can forget the thousands of metres for the circle torp. I've dropped one of those russian beauties at high speed and 170m alt. Lovely!!!
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Beaufighter also carries the slow/low torp. But why use it when the rockets sink a ship better?
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