Tiger Moth on ASW patrols

Or 3 5 1
AA 0
Fighter
ASW Pinponter
Points 2

Hell bump it up to three and give it both

All joking aside it was not a fighter and it could not pinpoint or threaten subs; no ASW value;
   Did some reading up on it; almost 9000 made and it could carry as small bomb load.

The Coastal Command did get some early war value out of them with something called the Vary Pistol;
   Great SA; the planes flew in pairs one used the pistol to get a sub to submerge while the other went to get ASW ship help.
So if a Tiger Moth is in a subs sector you can fill in the rest;; sub can't move for a turn; all DD's within range whatever get to move one sector towards sub; all Sackvilles within range now have a 5 ASW value. etc.

I read Roger Sarty's War in the St. Lawrence, that focused on the U-boat threat in the Gulf of St. Lawrence (and a bit about the U.S. coastline). 
U-boat captains cruising on the surface were very anxious about aerial recon, with many reports of the boats diving simply on hearing an aircraft engine at a distance.
My father-in-law was a navigator instructor with the British Commonwealth Air Training Program, and the aircraft training out of Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia often plotted a course out over the Gulf to unnerve any U-boats in the area. I think it would be legit to ascribe some value to a Tiger Moth.