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Prior to WWII, that intuition led navies to greatly overestimate the lethal range of their depth charges. Once in combat, they discovered that they were way of
by vonmoltke 10y ago
Prior to WWII, that intuition led navies to greatly overestimate the lethal range of their depth charges. Once in combat, they discovered that they were way off, close to an order-of-magnitude in some cases.