Flooding

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Learn more about flooding. 16 May 2019

The "Flooding" ribbon is awarded for causing flooding to an enemy ship.

Flooding in World of Warships is a damage-over-time effect that occurs due to damage taken below the waterline, most commonly from being struck by enemy torpedoes. Ships that are undergoing flooding do not list in-game as they would in real life, but do have their top speed reduced by approximately 30% in addition to the damage-over-time effect.

Causing Flooding

Only three effects have a chance to cause a ship to flood:

Being struck by an enemy torpedo.
Being rammed by an enemy ship.
Being hit by a depth charge as a submarine.

It is impossible to cause a flooding on an allied ship.^[1] Underwater shell hits can cause damage but do not cause flooding.

A ship is immune from flooding during the action time of its Damage Control Party .

A ship's torpedo protection is shown in the Port screen under the Survivability tab. If no value is shown, it is zero.

A ribbon is awarded when a flood is caused to an enemy ship. Though captains may be awarded multiple flooding ribbons, it is not possible for a ship to suffer from the effects of more than two floods concurrently: one forward and one aft. In the case of submarines, only one active flood in possible, in the amidship section.

Flooding Chance

Ramming causes flooding in the impacted section if the ram causes 10% or more damage to the ship.

The probability of a ship flooding from a torpedo strike depends on:

the base flooding chance of the torpedo,
the presence and quality of a Torpedo Protection System,
where the ship is struck,
the presence of upgrades and signals mounted on the ships,
the skills possessed by the attacking and defending commanders.

All ships — except destroyers and submarines — have torpedo protection for their citadel. As a result, the chance of flooding and damage are reduced even if the ship doesn't have "Torpedo Protection" displayed on the Port screen. Destroyers and submarines do not have any torpedo protection, so the torpedo damage reduction bonus of Damage Control System Modification 1  will not function when the upgrade is mounted on a destroyer. (Yet another argument in favor of Engine Room Protection .)

Base chance

Flood chance when striking anywhere but the ship's anti-torpedo belt.

FC_B = FC_T • S_VL • S_JWU • K_LQ

Where:

FC_B - Base flooding chance
FC_T - Torpedo flood chance (from the tables below)
S_VL = 1.04 if the attacking ship flies the Victor Lima signal flag, else 1
S_JWU = 1.15 if the attacking ship flies the Juliet Whiskey Unaone signal flag, else 1
K_LQ = 1.30 if the attacking commander has the Liquidator skill, else 1

Against a Torpedo Protection System

Flood chance when striking a ship's anti-torpedo belt

FC_TP = FC_B • 0.33 • U_DCS • (1 - (TP + K_TP - K_PF))

Where:

FC_TP - Flooding chance against a ship's Torpedo Protection system
FC_B - Base flooding chance
U_DCS - 0.97 if the Damage Control System Modification 1  upgrade is mounted and the ship is not a destroyer, else 1
TP - Damage reduction of the ship's Torpedo Protection system (ship specific; roughly 0-50%)
K_TP - 0.07 if the defending commander has the Vigilance skill, else 0
K_PF - 0.10 if the attacking commander has the Proximity Fuze skill, else 0

Ship-Launched Torpedo Data

Aerial Torpedo Data

Flooding Effects

The user interface will display this icon — overlayed with the remaining duration — when a ship is experiencing flooding.

There are two parts of the ship that can flood — the forward half and the aft half. Thus there can be two simultaneous floods (only one with submarines).

Aircraft carriers, destroyers, and cruisers take 0.25% hit points of damage per second per flood; battleships and large cruisers^[1] take 0.5% hit points of damage per second per flood; Admiral Graf Spee takes 0.375% hit points of damage per second per flood; and submarines take 0.33% hit points of damage per second per flood.

In addition, ships that are flooding have their top speed reduced by 30% at full speed forward, and 60% at reverse.

Controlling and Repairing Flooding

Flooding can be stopped in one of two ways:

activating the Damage Control Party  consumable,
or waiting for the flood duration timer to expire.

All damage sustained by flooding is 100% recoverable by ships that can use the Repair Party  consumable.

Flooding Duration

Flooding has a base duration of 30 seconds for carriers and submarines and 40 seconds for the other classes.

Flooding duration cannot be extended by subsequent strikes on a part of the ship that is already flooding. Otherwise, flooding duration can be altered in several ways:

Activation of the Damage Control Party will stop flooding immediately.
Equipping Slot 4 upgrade Damage Control System Modification 2 will reduce the duration by 15%.
A battleship commander's Basics of Survivability skill will reduce the duration by 15%.
In contrast, the Super-Heavy AP Shells battleship skill will extend the duration by 30%.
Flying the Juliet Yankee Bissotwo signal will reduce the duration by 20%.

Each of these effects stacks with the others; however, they are multiplicative rather than additive.

For example, if Damage Control System Modification 2 and Juliet Yankee Bissotwo are stacked, the flooding duration is:
40 seconds x 0.85 x 0.80 = 27.2 seconds.

The below tables provides the flood durations and total health loss for the different combinations of the modifiers. Full flood duration uninterrupted by Damage Control Party is assumed.

Flooding Impact to Aircraft Carriers (0.25% HP/sec)
Modifiers	Duration	Single Flood	Double Flood
none	30 seconds	7.5% of base health	15% of base health
With a -15% modifier	25.5 seconds	6.38% of base health	12.75% of base health
With a -20% modifier	24 seconds	6% of base health	12% of base health
With both modifiers	20 seconds	5.1% of base health	10.2% of base health

Single-Flood Impact to Battleships (0.5% HP/sec)
Modifiers	Duration	Total Damage
none	40 seconds	20.0% of base health
-15%	34 seconds	17.0% of base health
-20%	32 seconds	16.0% of base health
-15%, -15%	28.9 seconds	14.5% of base health
-15%, -20%	27.2 seconds	13.6% of base health
-15%, -15%, -20%	23.1 seconds	11.6% of base health
+30%	52 seconds	26.0% of base health
-15%, +30%	44.2 seconds	22.1% of base health
-20%, +30%	41.6 seconds	20.8% of base health
-15%, -15%, +30%	37.6 seconds	18.8% of base health
-15%, -20%, +30%	35.4 seconds	17.7% of base health
-15%, -15%, -20%, +30%	30.1 seconds	15.0% of base health

Single-Flood Impact to Large Cruisers^[1] (0.5% HP/sec)
Modifiers	Duration	Total Damage
none	40 seconds	20.0% of base health
With a -15% modifier	34 seconds	17.0% of base health
With a -20% modifier	32 seconds	16.0% of base health
With both modifiers	27.2 seconds	13.6% of base health

Single-Flood Impact to *Admiral Graf Spee* (0.375% HP/sec)
Modifiers	Duration	Total Damage
none	40 seconds	15.0% of base health
With a -15% modifier	34 seconds	12.75% of base health
With a -20% modifier	32 seconds	12.0% of base health
With both modifiers	27.2 seconds	10.2% of base health

Single-Flood Impact to Cruisers and Destroyers (0.25% HP/sec)
Modifiers	Duration	Total Damage
none	40 seconds	10.0% of base health
With a -15% modifier	34 seconds	8.5% of base health
With a -20% modifier	32 seconds	8.0% of base health
With both modifiers	27.2 seconds	6.8% of base health

Single-Flood Impact to Submarines (0.33% HP/sec)
Modifiers	Duration	Total Damage
none	30 seconds	9.9% of base health
With a -15% modifier	25.5 seconds	8.4% of base health
With a -20% modifier	24 seconds	7.9% of base health
With both modifiers	20.4 seconds	6.7% of base health

Notes

Sources

Updated Mechanics for Flooding News article 12-Feb-2019.

Endnotes

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 This group includes Tier VII Toulon, Tier VIII Congress, Cherbourg, Haarlem and Schill, Tier IX Admiral Schröder, Ägir, Alaska, Alaska B, Azuma, AL Azuma, Brest, Carnot, Johan de Witt, Kronshtadt, Michelangelo and Siegfried, and Tier X Defence, Gouden Leeuw, Marseille, Puerto Rico, Sevastopol, Stalingrad, Yoshino and Yoshino B .

[1] Update 0.7.6.

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[specialDWT-3] 3.0 ^3.1 ^3.2 ^3.3 ^3.4 These particular deepwater torpedoes can only hit battleships and aircraft carriers.

[large-4] 1.0 ^1.1 This group includes Tier VII Toulon, Tier VIII Congress, Cherbourg, Haarlem and Schill, Tier IX Admiral Schröder, Ägir, Alaska, Alaska B, Azuma, AL Azuma, Brest, Carnot, Johan de Witt, Kronshtadt, Michelangelo and Siegfried, and Tier X Defence, Gouden Leeuw, Marseille, Puerto Rico, Sevastopol, Stalingrad, Yoshino and Yoshino B .

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 [[File:418_ribbon_flood.png|right|thumb|The "Flooding" ribbon is awarded for causing flooding to an enemy ship.]]
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 == Causing Flooding ==
-Only two effects have a chance to cause a ship to flood:
+Only three effects have a chance to cause a ship to flood:
 * Being struck by an enemy [[Torpedoes (WoWS)|torpedo]].
 * Being [[ship:Ramming|rammed]] by an enemy ship.
+* Being hit by a depth charge as a submarine.
+It is impossible to cause a flooding on an allied ship.<ref>[https://worldofwarships.eu/en/news/game-updates/update-076-night-battle/#misc Update 0.7.6.]</ref>  Underwater shell hits can cause damage but do not cause flooding.
-It is impossible to cause a flooding on an allied ship.<ref>[https://worldofwarships.eu/en/news/game-updates/update-076-night-battle/#misc Update 0.7.6.]</ref>
+A ship is immune from flooding during the action time of its {{Damage Control Party}}.
 [[File:Torpedo_protection.png|thumb|A ship's torpedo protection is shown in the Port screen under the Survivability tab.  If no value is shown, it is zero.]]
-A ribbon is awarded when a flood is caused to an enemy ship.  Though captains may be awarded multiple flooding ribbons, it is not possible for a ship to suffer from the effects of more than two floods concurrently: one forward and one aft.  This is distinctly different from [[Ship:Fire|fires]], where a ship can suffer from up to four simultaneous fires that stack their damage-over-time effects together.
+A ribbon is awarded when a flood is caused to an enemy ship. Though captains may be awarded multiple flooding ribbons, it is not possible for a ship to suffer from the effects of more than two floods concurrently: one forward and one aft. In the case of submarines, only one active flood in possible, in the amidship section.
 ==Flooding Chance==
-The probability of a ship flooding depends on:
+Ramming causes flooding in the impacted section if the ram causes 10% or more damage to the ship.
+The probability of a ship flooding from a torpedo strike depends on:
 :* the base flooding chance of the torpedo,
 :* the presence and quality of a Torpedo Protection System,
-:* where the ship is struck by the torpedo (or rammed by the enemy ship),
+:* where the ship is struck,
 :* the presence of upgrades and signals mounted on the ships,
 :* the skills possessed by the attacking and defending commanders.
-All ships — except destroyers — have torpedo protection for their citadel. As a result, the chance of flooding and damage are reduced even if the ship doesn't have "Torpedo Protection" displayed on the Port screen.  Destroyers do not have any torpedo protection, so the torpedo damage reduction bonus of {{Damage Control System Modification 1}} will not function when the upgrade is mounted on a destroyer. (Yet another argument in favor of {{Engine Room Protection}}.)
+All ships — except destroyers and submarines — have torpedo protection for their citadel. As a result, the chance of flooding and damage are reduced even if the ship doesn't have "Torpedo Protection" displayed on the Port screen. Destroyers and submarines do not have any torpedo protection, so the torpedo damage reduction bonus of {{Damage Control System Modification 1}} will not function when the upgrade is mounted on a destroyer. (Yet another argument in favor of {{Engine Room Protection}}.)
 === Base chance ===
 Flood chance when striking anywhere but the ship's anti-torpedo belt.
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 ::* U<sub>DCS</sub> - '''0.97''' if the {{Damage Control System Modification 1}} upgrade is mounted and the ship is not a destroyer, else 1
 ::* TP - Damage reduction of the ship's Torpedo Protection system (ship specific; roughly 0-50%)
-::* K<sub>TP</sub> - '''0.10''' if the defending commander has the [[Ship:List_of_Commander_Skills#B_Enhanced Anti-Torpedo Protection|''Enhanced Anti-Torpedo Protection'']] skill, else 0
+::* K<sub>TP</sub> - '''0.07''' if the defending commander has the [[Ship:List_of_Commander_Skills#B_Vigilance|''Vigilance'']] skill, else 0
 ::* K<sub>PF</sub> - '''0.10''' if the attacking commander has the [[Ship:List_of_Commander_Skills#A_Proximity Fuze|''Proximity Fuze'']] skill, else 0
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 {{Ship:Torpedo Data}}
 </div></div></div>
-<div class="b-popup"><div class="b-popup_head js-tech-nav_head"><div><h3>Aerial Torpedo Data</h3></div><span class="b-tech-nav_arrow"></span></div><div class="b-popup_content" style="display:none;"><div>
+<div class="b-popup"><div class="b-popup_head js-tech-nav_head"><div><h3>Aerial Torpedo Data</h3></div><span class="b-tech-nav_arrow"></span></div><div class="b-popup_content" style="display:{{#var:expand}}; overflow:auto;"><div>
 {{Ship:Aerial Torpedo Data}}
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 == Flooding Effects ==
 [[File:Затопление_значок.jpg|thumb|The user interface will display this icon — overlayed with the remaining duration — when a ship is experiencing flooding.]]
-There are two parts of the ship that can flood &mdash; the forward half and the aft half.  Thus there can be two simultaneous floods.
+There are two parts of the ship that can flood &mdash; the forward half and the aft half.  Thus there can be two simultaneous floods (only one with submarines).
-Aircraft carriers, destroyers, and cruisers take 0.25% hit points of damage per second per flood; battleships and large cruisers<ref name="large" /> take 0.5% hit points of damage per second per flood; and ''[[Admiral Graf Spee]]'' takes 0.375% hit points of damage per second per flood.
+Aircraft carriers, destroyers, and cruisers take 0.25% hit points of damage per second per flood; battleships and large cruisers<ref name="large" /> take 0.5% hit points of damage per second per flood; ''[[Admiral Graf Spee]]'' takes 0.375% hit points of damage per second per flood; and submarines take 0.33% hit points of damage per second per flood.
 In addition, ships that are flooding have their top speed reduced by 30% at full speed forward, and 60% at reverse.
 === Controlling and Repairing Flooding ===
 Flooding can be stopped in one of two ways:
 * activating the {{Damage Control Party}} consumable,
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 === Flooding Duration ===
-Flooding has a base duration of '''30 seconds''' for carriers and '''40 seconds''' for the other classes.
+Flooding has a base duration of '''30 seconds''' for carriers and submarines and '''40 seconds''' for the other classes.
 Flooding duration cannot be extended by subsequent strikes on a part of the ship that is already flooding. Otherwise, flooding duration can be altered in several ways:
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 | With a -15% modifier
 | 25.5 seconds
-| 6.4% of base health
+| 6.38% of base health
-| 12.6% of base health
+| 12.75% of base health
 |-
 | With a -20% modifier
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 | With both modifiers
 | 20 seconds
-| 5% of base health
+| 5.1% of base health
-| 10% of base health
+| 10.2% of base health
 |}
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 |-
 | -15%, -15%
-| 28 seconds
+| 28.9 seconds
-| 14.0% of base health
+| 14.5% of base health
 |-
 | -15%, -20%
-| 27 seconds
+| 27.2 seconds
-| 13.5% of base health
+| 13.6% of base health
 |-
 | -15%, -15%, -20%
-| 23 seconds
+| 23.1 seconds
-| 11.5% of base health
+| 11.6% of base health
-|-
 |-
 | +30%
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 | -15%, +30%
-| 44 seconds
+| 44.2 seconds
 | 22.1% of base health
 |-
 | -20%, +30%
-| 42 seconds
+| 41.6 seconds
 | 20.8% of base health
 |-
 | -15%, -15%, +30%
-| 36 seconds
+| 37.6 seconds
-| 18.2% of base health
+| 18.8% of base health
 |-
 | -15%, -20%, +30%
-| 34 seconds
+| 35.4 seconds
-| 16.9% of base health
+| 17.7% of base health
 |-
 | -15%, -15%, -20%, +30%
-| 26 seconds
+| 30.1 seconds
-| 13.0% of base health
+| 15.0% of base health
 |}
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 | With both modifiers
-| 27 seconds
+| 27.2 seconds
-| 13.5% of base health
+| 13.6% of base health
 |}
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 | With both modifiers
-| 27 seconds
+| 27.2 seconds
-| 10.125% of base health
+| 10.2% of base health
 |}
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 | With both modifiers
-| 27 seconds
+| 27.2 seconds
-| 6.75% of base health
+| 6.8% of base health
+|}
+{|class = "wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
+|+ Single-Flood Impact to Submarines&nbsp;&nbsp; (0.33% HP/sec)
+! style="vertical-align:middle; width:240px" | Modifiers
+! style="vertical-align:middle; width:150px" | Duration
+! style="vertical-align:middle; width:175px" | Total Damage
+|-
+| none
+| 30 seconds
+| 9.9% of base health
+|-
+| With a -15% modifier
+| 25.5 seconds
+| 8.4% of base health
+|-
+| With a -20% modifier
+| 24 seconds
+| 7.9% of base health
+|-
+| With both modifiers
+| 20.4 seconds
+| 6.7% of base health
 |}
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Icon	Description
	Conventional torpedoes are able to hit any ship type in the game.
	Deepwater torpedoes are often harder hitting and stealthier than conventional torpedoes, but can only hit cruisers, battleships, and aircraft carriers. On certain ships, they can only hit battleships and aircraft carriers.
	Acoustic homing torpedoes (AKA homing torpedoes), are found only on submarines. When launched, by default they are unguided. When a submarine pings a ship, they home into the ship, taking into account lead up until a certain distance, which varies per class. To offset this capability, they have high detectability, low flooding chance, and deal less damage in comparison with the other torpedo types.

Torpedo Type	Range	Speed	Damage	Arming Distance	Detection Range	Flood Chance	Deployed Aboard
Torpedo Mk.7D	3.0 km	35 knots	3,500	282 m	1.1 km	33%	IV Langley
Torpedo Mk.7	3.0 km	35 knots	5,567	313 m	1.1 km	45%	VI Ranger (stock)
Torpedo Mk.7	3.0 km	35 knots	5,567	344 m	1.1 km	45%	VI Ranger
Torpedo Mk.7 mod. 1	3.0 km	43 knots	3,767	577 m	1.4 km	37%	VI Independence
Torpedo Mk.7	3.0 km	35 knots	4,667	344 m	1.1 km	40%	VIII Hornet
Torpedo Mk.13-2	3.5 km	35 knots	6,467	376 m	1.5 km	52%	VIII Lexington (stock), VIII Enterprise
Torpedo Mk.13-2	3.5 km	35 knots	6,467	423 m	1.6 km	52%	VIII Lexington
Torpedo Mk.13-2 Mod 1	3.5 km	43 knots	5,067	577 m	1.9 km	42%	VIII Yorktown, (stock) VIII Essex (stock)
Torpedo Mk.13-2 Mod 1	3.5 km	43 knots	3,633	577 m	1.9 km	29%	VIII Yorktown
Torpedo Mk.13-2	3.5 km	35 knots	6,467	470 m	1.6 km	52%	VIII Saipan (B), VIII Sanzang
Torpedo Mk.7 mod. 1	4.0 km	35 knots	5,067	470 m	1.1 km	42%	X Midway (stock)
Torpedo Mk.7 mod.1	4.0 km	35 knots	5,067	517 m	1.1 km	42%	X Midway
Torpedo Mk.13-2 Mod 2	3.5 km	43 knots	6,433	577 m	1.9 km	53%	X Essex
Torpedo Mk.7D	4.0 km	35 knots	4,233	517 m	1.1 km	33%	X Franklin D. Roosevelt
Torpedo Mk.25	4.0 km	35 knots	6,133	470 m	1.6 km	51%	XI United States
Type 91 mod. 0	3.0 km	40 knots	5,800	322 m	1.3 km	32%	IV Hosho
Type 91 mod. 1	3.0 km	50 knots	5,400	447 m	1.3 km	30%	VI Ryujo
Type 91 mod. 1	5.0 km	50 knots	5,400	806 m	1.3 km	30%	VIII Kaga (B)
Type 91 mod. 3	5.0 km	50 knots	7,233	537 m	1.3 km	40%	VIII Shokaku
Type 99 No. 80 Mk. 5	6.0 km	50 knots	9,333	671 m	1.6 km	40%	IX Chikuma II
Type 91 mod. 7	6.0 km	50 knots	9,333	671 m	1.6 km	40%	X Hakuryu, X Taihō, XI Sekiryu
Type 91 mod. 8	6.0 km	50 knots	7,500	671 m	1.6 km	41%	XI Sekiryu (Tactical torpedo bombers)
Type 5	2.2 km	35 knots	2,767	376 m	1.4 km	17%	VI Ise
Type 5	2.2 km	35 knots	2,767	423 m	1.4 km	17%	VIII Tone
TAN-12B	6.0 km	41 knots	3,333	661 m	1.3 km	28%	IV Komsomolets
TAN-12	6.0 km	41 knots	3,833	661 m	1.3 km	33%	VI Serov, VIII Pobeda (stock)
45-36AN-V	6.0 km	41 knots	4,667	826 m	1.3 km	40%	VIII Chkalov (B)
45-36AN-A	6.0 km	41 knots	4,533	716 m	1.3 km	39%	VIII Pobeda, X Admiral Nakhimov (stock)
45-36AN-B	6.0 km	41 knots	5,200	826 m	1.3 km	45%	X Admiral Nakhimov
F5c	2.0 km	50 knots	3,000	403 m	1.3 km	25%	IV Rhein
F5	2.0 km	50 knots	3,600	403 m	1.3 km	31%	VI Weser (stock)
F5d	2.5 km	52 knots	4,067	489 m	1.3 km	34%	VI Weser, VIII Parseval
LT F5a	6.0 km	32 knots	4,200	387 m	1.1 km	23%	VI Loewenhardt
LT F5b	6.0 km	35 knots	5,333	470 m	1.3 km	29%	VIII Graf Zeppelin (B)
BT 1000	3.0 km	55 knots	4,533	591 m	1.4 km	39%	X Richthofen
F5f	6.0 km	35 knots	4,767	470 m	1.3 km	27%	X Max Immelmann
Mark VIII	2.4 km	35 knots	5,200	282 m	1.1 km	45%	IV Hermes
Mark VIII	2.4 km	35 knots	5,200	329 m	1.1 km	45%	VI Furious (stock)
Mark XII	2.4 km	35 knots	5,933	376 m	1.2 km	51%	VI Furious
Mark VIII	2.4 km	35 knots	5,200	329 m	1.1 km	45%	VI Ark Royal
Mark XII	2.4 km	35 knots	5,933	407 m	1.2 km	51%	VIII Implacable (stock)
Mark XV	2.4 km	35 knots	5,933	438 m	1.3 km	63%	VIII Implacable
Mark XII	2.4 km	35 knots	5,200	329 m	1.1 km	45%	VIII Colossus
Mark XVII	2.4 km	35 knots	5,933	470 m	1.3 km	51%	X Audacious (stock)
Mark XIX	2.4 km	35 knots	6,533	470 m	1.3 km	56%	X Malta
Mark XVII	2.4 km	35 knots	5,933	493 m	1.3 km	51%	X Audacious, XI Eagle
Mark XVIII	2.4 km	40 knots	7,800	564 m	1.3 km	66%	XI Eagle
450 mm F200	3.5 km	30 knots	7,133	403 m	1.3 km	61%	VIII Aquila

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