to go off at 100 feet ( 30 m(passive) could be setThe depth charge
to go off at set depths , in order to prevent a submarine from diving under the explosive range(passive) are setDepth charges
to go off at a certain depth by a hydrostatic pistol that measured water pressure , insuring the depth charge wouldn t damage surface vessels , including the launch ship(passive) were setDepth charges
to go off at a certain depth by a hydrostatic pistol that measured water pressure , insuring the depth charge would n’t damage surface vessels , including the launch ship(passive) were setDepth charges
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to explode at a pattern in depth as well as in range and deflection(passive) are setDepth charges
to explode under water , creating shock waves that cause submarines to collapse(passive) are designedDepth charges
David E. Whitcher(passive) designed byDepth ChargeDepth Charge
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the abilityto setdepth charges
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to be dropped right over the target and a hydrostatic detonator(passive) are designedDepth charges
your rotgutcreatedepth charges genially
during WW I to combat submarines(passive) were inventedDepth charges
in the First World War(passive) were designedDepth charges
Another wayto preventDepth Charges
500 damage to it before it 's next turnto preventDepth Charges
when on soundings to explode seventy - five feet from the bottom(passive) will be setDepth charges
500 damage to the Extractor after it has ascendedto preventDepth Charges
for cloud chasers(passive) was designedDepth Charge
two waysto preventDepth Charges
at 80 feet(passive) was setThe depth charge
tear dropdesigneddepth charges
foreign agents(passive) set bydepth charges
off ... a U.S. patrol craft(passive) set ... bydepth charges
Torpedo usedto createWetdown & Depth Charge
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a signal ... the opposing stationtriggersthe Depth Charge
the Royal Navy(passive) invented byThe depth charge
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Charles Gibbs ' 15 points and Zachary Barron 's 14(passive) was led byThe depth charge
with Patent - Pending sleeve lock clevises with “ quick clip ” blades allowing the angler to substitute blades to match changing conditions while fishing(passive) has also been designedThe Depth Charge
Rotate wrist and slice away for “ in - water recovery ” Low - Brace Flat shaft angle Elbow over shaft Maintain reference grip Use back faceto create“ depth charge
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to allow you to test how well other materials work when it comes to creating a soda geyser(passive) was specially designedThe Depth Charge
as was the use of passive sonar(passive) was still being inventedThe depth charge
minor damage ... ww2dbasecausedminor damage ... ww2dbase
minor damage.3causedminor damage.3
a lot of damage at this depthcausea lot of damage at this depth
146,370 damagecontributed146,370 damage
the serious internal damage(passive) caused bythe serious internal damage
substantial damage if detonated closecan causesubstantial damage if detonated close
considerable damage at near missescauseconsiderable damage at near misses
to detonate at 50 feet depthsetto detonate at 50 feet depth
major damage ... even at near - missescausemajor damage ... even at near - misses
considerable damage ... even at near - missescauseconsiderable damage ... even at near - misses
the shockwaves(passive) designed bythe shockwaves
to go off at 100 feet ( 30 m and by the time it explodedcould be setto go off at 100 feet ( 30 m and by the time it exploded
the recovery of classified equipment.[58to preventthe recovery of classified equipment.[58
shock waves(passive) created byshock waves
to 250 feetsetto 250 feet
a lot of damage to a submarine even at near misses ... and just a few depth charge hits is enough to fry a submarinecausea lot of damage to a submarine even at near misses ... and just a few depth charge hits is enough to fry a submarine
the submarine 's technology from falling into American handsto preventthe submarine 's technology from falling into American hands
to sink World War I U - boatsdesignedto sink World War I U - boats
to detonate in water not much deeperalready setto detonate in water not much deeper
to detonate at 100 feet below the surfacepreviously setto detonate at 100 feet below the surface
an underwater explosion(passive) presumably caused byan underwater explosion
Depth Charge 's brave platoon into battleleadsDepth Charge 's brave platoon into battle
to detonate at shallow depthsetto detonate at shallow depth
at ten feet explosionsetat ten feet explosion
to the partial loss of two of his fingersledto the partial loss of two of his fingers
to explode at shallow depth over the sidesetto explode at shallow depth over the side
a spherical , non - directional explosioncauseda spherical , non - directional explosion
at 10 feet explosion depthsetat 10 feet explosion depth
for deep explosion to be effective at greater distances from the pressure hullis setfor deep explosion to be effective at greater distances from the pressure hull
for a turbo super stunt squad full game shallow target splashed into the water around the U - boatsetfor a turbo super stunt squad full game shallow target splashed into the water around the U - boat
safe depending upon the special watch to arm those in the chutes ready for dropping when given an alarm signal from the bridgesetsafe depending upon the special watch to arm those in the chutes ready for dropping when given an alarm signal from the bridge
off an explosion which killed the engine driver and blew away a section of the railway two miles south of Bootlesetoff an explosion which killed the engine driver and blew away a section of the railway two miles south of Bootle
the sub to leak watercausesthe sub to leak water
a deep depression around the split(passive) almost certainly caused bya deep depression around the split
to detonate from 30ft-600 ftcould be setto detonate from 30ft-600 ft
to sink submarines whose hull was maybe an inch or so thickwere designedto sink submarines whose hull was maybe an inch or so thick
heart attackscauseheart attacks
the acoustic waves(passive) created bythe acoustic waves