That said, if a hit is scored most ships with no armor under the water go down. if the ship is well into a turn or sailing broadside at a speed of more than 70 knots, the torpedo will likely miss. These aircraft drop a single torpedo about 2 km away from the enemy ship. Note: Only the dive bombers are purchasable with Resource, at 50,000 each. Note that this does not apply in Drill levels, as the computer is able to shoot down planes with a high degree of accuracy. They are not very accurate but can deliver damage onto the weaker decks of the ships, able to hit gun mounts, boilers and other vital installations onboard. Once dive bombers reach their cruising altitude, they are very difficult to hit until they drop their bombs unless you have large numbers of the Type-96AA/AT Gun or Mk45 5 inch guns with the SPY-1 Radar. Once landed the aircraft can take off again. When they have released their bomb, they are very vulnerable to the MK 45 inch gun, due to their low altitude. The aircraft will then circle back and land on your carrier. The standard procedure for a dive bomber (that's what these are) is to take off, fly to attack altitude, dive, and release their bomb. Thus a still ship should get hit 40 percent of the time. As tested by a previous member, their accuracy seems to decrease depending on how fast the enemy is moving. Their greatest drawbacks are their low speed, single bomb payload, and inaccuracy. These are only effective in swarms, and can cripple the largest ships with a few succesful hits.

How to hack warship craft