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Well now that I'm Unemployed this will be my last e-mail for awhile. Got a couple of leads at a research facility and another engineering firm.<br/>
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That fishing off the coast [8D] sounds more relaxing than hunting on the tundra. Four weeks to go before the season begins. What is the weather going to be like? Anywhere from the low 60's to -20 and blizzard like conditions. It's always a coin toss. Optimal; mid 30's to ...

That really takes me back. To when I was twelve and buying Avalon Hill's Midway. And thus it began some 40 years ago. Still
have all those games.

Whew! I think I need a nap.[>:][:D]

I happened to be reading the manual last night. I came up to the section 8.4.3 I think around page 196. It addresses the picking up of survivors by using fast transport cabable ships.
I think your going to okay.

While searching again for animated version, The Battle of the Santa Cruz Islands after my last computer crashed. I located it here with other movies. aeronautic.dk/Warships%20movies.htm

Try Nihon Kaigun combinedfleet.com under Admiral Furashita's Fleet. I believe that is what you might be looking to find.

Babelthaup? Pretty sure.

<t> Yes, I'm allied vs. AI. <br/>
Thanks for the help.<br/>
Still I'm having a great time playing. Don't know when I'll ever get back to silent Hunter III & IV or Combat Mission. And now I can't wait for the Eastern Front version to come out.<br/>
The only thing that's going to tear me away from ...

<t> I'm currently into my second campaign (Jan 1945 - March 1946). It is now 16 February 1945. I'm not sure if I have seen any Kamikaze (Tokko) attacks. Are Kamikaze attacks differentiated from conventional attacks in the logs or elsewhere?<br/>
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I figured I'll finish this campaign before ...

Or `Father Goose'

Somebodies done a little research.

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Now your talking. Pacific War. One I just Remembered. King Rat (1965). Again, also a great book. <br/>
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And books mentioned earlier by sfbaytf. Like Jack Coggins `Guadalcanal' is great easy read. My bible for Guadalcanal is Richard B. Frank's `Gaudalcanal. Can't ...

<t> I agree with sfbaytf. Those are some great DVD's. Plus World at War can be purchased on the History Channel website site for a little over $50.00. Where as twenty years ago I bought the TV offer, 26 VHS tapes, six to eight weeks delivery, for 2 1/2 years, at just under $1.000.00. How times have ...

My last post. That was for Woody

And that was the other unmentionable. The one I cowardly wouldn't name. You may join Acepylut in his walk.[:D]

I could mention the other one, The Thin... Nope I'm a coward.

And now you must walk the Hall of Shame.

A good old one: Guadalcanal Diary (1943). Also a great book.

I find the South Dakota-class as my favorite design of all the battlewagons. The profile was much cleaner with the single funnel. Just my opinion.

<t> Sure there is just run her up the Missouri river. Anchor her in the Garrison. <br/>
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Or put her a little further south on Lake Oahe. Then raise the Bismarck, refurbish ...