<t> We will no longer continue to support our scenarios on this forum.<br/>
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We will continue on our private forum on our private server. Things we think appropriate we will post on the website, but will not discuss the details on this forum. You all know why. Just thank Hans Bolter and his ...

<r> <QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: wdolson<br/>
And John there is no need to throw barbs at people with your information.<br/>
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How wonderful. Someone who spends years urinating on the the game system, puking on it day after day, and you think you should admonish ...

Why not just use the 32-bit editor then. Almost everybody else does, including me. Don't see the problem.

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<QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: HansBolter<br/>
I'm not much for editing. Have never even opened the editor is spite of playing this series since it's DOS days.<br/>
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I do have the Focus Pacific scenario which has lifted the restrictions on Dutch ground units, but I have only played 4 ...

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<QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: jwolf<br/>
Question: since this is an AI game are you able to edit it, for example to change the Dutch units to ABDA? I admit this wouldn't address the fundamental question but if possible it would give you some justice in this particular game.<e>[/quote]</e ...

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Good morning - Tithe. [&o][&o][&o]<e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE>
Hello Mike. I'm doing a major road trip to visit the French frigate Hermione in Maine and spend some time with my sister in CT. My return itenarary puts me in Durham NC at around 5:00 pm ...

<t> In a sense, you are quite right; there was “the” Sané frigate. There were technically four classes; Hébé, Virginie, Hortense and Pallas. Sané had a design philosophy, embodied in Hébé and subsequent variations were incremental and evolutionary. One can tell at a glance of a draught if a design ...

<t> You are the victim of the dread memory conflict. It happens to many people, at different times and in different situations, but mostly where multiple calculations need be done between and among several data sets. <br/>
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AE is a memory hog. It requires tons of it. If you have other ...

<r> <QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: fcharton<br/>
Hi John,<br/>
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Why the Cornelie? Isn't she just another Virginie, and a revolutionary era frigate, too?
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Hi Franciois,<br/>
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Three reasons I chose Cornélie, or rather why Cornélie chose herself. I did a set of ...

<t> I thank all of you for your wonderful support.<br/>
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@Alfred. It's taken me two years to get to this point. It will take about another year to get everything print-ready. Beyond that, all the ship modelers are seriously on my butt about cutting some wood and making a model. A French ...

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<QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: John 3rd<br/>
I was going to Post on this John. Thanks for starting the thread.<br/>
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Next to John Williams, I think James Horner's music is the most iconic of the modern day composers. Think of Star Trek II--III, Aliens (my favorite), Titanic. Glory, and ...

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<QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: Big B<br/>
John, you obviously love sailing ships like I do - so this is for you: <URL url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KCHxVq6cGs&list=PL0ok2p11fQTWsPx0rlfgULm99xKUFWCEK&index=9"><LINK_TEXT text="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KCHxVq ... EK&index=9 ...

Died in a plane crash today. He loved to fly and often said his best work was for aviation films. "You go up, and then you go around, and around, and then you write a score about it."

God bless James, and fly with the angels. John

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<QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: undercovergeek<br/>
Landed at a few beaches on the Japanese first turn and some LCUs havent gotten all their supplies off the boats yet and are in the red<br/>
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if i attack with these LCUs is the order of the turn such that supplies are unloaded before ...

Hi Chemkid. Notwithstanding what some people tell you, the map tiles are as they are. There's only two variations on the map art - Stock - Extended. There's nothing else, no matter what your hear or read. Trust me on this.

Ciao. JWE

<r> <QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: Lecivius<br/>
Am I the only one that can just look at that ship and feel...I dunno, is "cool" a good term?<e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE>
Yes, 'cool' is a good term. But you look at her and a few other terms tend to insert themselves. Can you say elegance of line? Can ...

<t> At the risk of going OT on an OT topic, I understand your take on a Taurus, but it really wasn't that much of a POS. Tarrus got the baretta factory and money from S&W and got a huge contract from Brazil in mid 1970s to make PT-92 and Pt-96 pistols. These guys are all over South America.<br ...

Oh, jeez, as usual, late to the party. Gunny Muntz says try this http://www.sightm1911.com/1911Production.htm. It's a good site for all things relating to the M1911 in general.

John

<t> Gunny Muntz says sorry for confusion. He was thinking of the UMC/Remington Model 1911 made in 1918. There's a bunch of different ones, as you say mostly Colts, but not all; some marked Navy, some made for USMC and marked Navy (but not always). he's got a serial number list, by mfg and service ...

<t> Talked to the Gunnery Sergeant in charge of the pistol range at Pensacola. Gave him the web address so he could see it. He says it's very nice and looks to be in "good" condition. He's seen Remington Navy Model of 1911s like this go for $2500 or more (up to $4-5000). I asked about the lug on the ...