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DCS Reference: Ships, WWII

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All these ships require the WWII Assets Pack. All are optically guided and do not create any kind of firing indication beyond flashes and (minimal) barrel smoke that has to be spotted visually. Since these systems come in a DRM:ed expansion, the data files are encrypted and cannot be mined to the same detail as the base game systems.

The weapon systems are approximations based on what is known to be available and defined in the game, what the in-game models show, correlated with what the historical information suggests.

Allied

Arthur Middleton-class Attack Transport

APA-25 Arthur Middleton
Mission Editor Unit Function Stores Range
LS Samuel Chase Transport ship 1× QF 3.7″
4× 3″ Flak
1× twin Bofors 40mm
8× twin 20mm
3× twin 12.7mm M2
Engagement: 3.8nm / 7km?
Notes
Is labelled and listed in the encyclopedia as the APA-26 Samuel Chase, but has the hull number of APA-25 Arthur Middleton. Armaments do not match either ship.

Will consistently fire at targets outside the engagement range shown in the mission editor.

Available to
Australia, but only with historical units turned off Canada, but only with historical units turned off Combined Joint Task Force Blue, but only with historical units turned off Combined Joint Task Force Red, but only with historical units turned off Czech Republic, but only with historical units turned off France, but only with historical units turned off The Netherlands, but only with historical units turned off Poland, but only with historical units turned off UK, but only with historical units turned off United Nations Peacekeepers, but only with historical units turned off USA, from 1942 USAF Aggressors, but only with historical units turned off USSR, but only with historical units turned off Yugoslavia, but only with historical units turned off

LST-1 class Tank Landing Ship (Mk.2)

LST-325
Mission Editor Unit Function Stores Range
LST Mk.II Landing ship 7× Bofors 40mm
8× 20mm
Engagement: 2.2nm / 4km
Available to
Australia, but only with historical units turned off Canada, from 1942 Combined Joint Task Force Blue, but only with historical units turned off Combined Joint Task Force Red, but only with historical units turned off Czech Republic, but only with historical units turned off France, but only with historical units turned off The Netherlands, but only with historical units turned off Poland, but only with historical units turned off UK, from 1942 United Nations Peacekeepers, but only with historical units turned off USA, from 1942 USAF Aggressors, but only with historical units turned off USSR, but only with historical units turned off Yugoslavia, but only with historical units turned off

Axis

S-38 class Schnellboot / E-boat

S130
Mission Editor Unit Function Stores Range
Schnellboot type S130 Fast attack boat 1× Bofors 40mm
1× twin Flak 38
1× Flak 38
2× 553mm Torpedo
Detection: 5.4nm / 10km
Engagement: 2.2nm / 4km
Available to
Bulgaria, but only with historical units turned off Combined Joint Task Force Blue, but only with historical units turned off Combined Joint Task Force Red, but only with historical units turned off Finland, but only with historical units turned off Germany, but only with historical units turned off Hungary, but only with historical units turned off Italian Social Republic, but only with historical units turned off Japan, but only with historical units turned off Romania, but only with historical units turned off Third Reich, but only with historical units turned off United Nations Peacekeepers, but only with historical units turned off USAF Aggressors, but only with historical units turned off

Type VII Submarine

U-256 / U-Flak 2
Mission Editor Unit Function Stores Range
Uboat VIIIC U-flak Flak-trap submarine 1× Bofors 40mm
2× twin Flak 38
5× Torpedo Tubes
Detection: 5.4nm / 10km
Engagement: 2.2nm / 4km
Notes
Most likely to be U-256 of the four U-flak Type VIIC conversions based on armaments shown, although the model is equipped with a 40mm Bofors cannon rather than 88cm Flak.
Available to
Bulgaria, but only with historical units turned off Combined Joint Task Force Blue, but only with historical units turned off Combined Joint Task Force Red, but only with historical units turned off Finland, but only with historical units turned off Germany, but only with historical units turned off Hungary, but only with historical units turned off Italian Social Republic, but only with historical units turned off Japan, but only with historical units turned off Romania, but only with historical units turned off Third Reich, but only with historical units turned off United Nations Peacekeepers, but only with historical units turned off USAF Aggressors, but only with historical units turned off