On Jul 27, 1:32*pm, dave wrote:
On 7/27/2011 7:50 AM, m II wrote:

J R wrote:
Ships, heading out Eastward from America to Europa, those Ships steer a
little farther North due to the Coriolis effect trying to push them too
far South of their destination.

dxAce was in the U.S.Navy, perhaps he knows something about that.

He knows all about pushing things into southern parts. Ask him about the
Rolexes he was buying his bunk buddies.

mike

Huh? I thought they used established sea lanes, based on several
considerations.

Not when your ship is being hunted by a U-boat .