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| Description | Typical trajectories of German passive acoustic homing torpedoes relative to a ship moving at 16 to 18 knots with two towed noisemakers (shown in red). Similar trajectories from the starboard side. |
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| Source | Fig.8 from Development of Towed Noisemakers, Antisubmarine warfare in World War II, Part II Antisubmarine Measures and Their Effectiveness |
| Author | Charles M. Sternhell and Alan M Thorndike |
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