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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.
Date	1946
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
Permission (Reusing this file)	U.S. Navy report, so public domain.

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