I contacted the person running that website. If you contact him, he can give you a means to access those maps.

<t> I am unable to post links because I recently just signed up for this account on the Matrix forums. <br/>
However, just go to the United States Library of Congress website, then in that website's search box copy and paste this--"Der Feldzug gegen Sowjet-Russland : Band I. Operationen Sommer ...

<t> Hi, I will attempt to shed some light on your first question. The following information I gathered was from a GeneralStabs produced map series called "Der Feldzug gegen Sowjet-Russland : Band I. Operationen Sommer-Herbst 1941 vom 21. Juni-6. Dezember 1941." If you know anything about the German ...

<t> In case you were not aware, you can also find that particular publication/ map set on the Library of Congress website, and it is available for download there. The primary benefit in my mind (as opposed to the email that gent sends out) is that you can choose a certain quality of download. I.E ...

That is the holy grail of mapsets. A day by day account. wow.

<r> <SIZE size="5"><s>[size=5]</s><e>[/size]</e></SIZE>I see your points and they make sense. Yeah, the Dubno situation was interesting.Not to mention the several early attacks against PG4 in AGN by Soviet armor elements.<br/>
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I guess a game that allowed a realtime fight (ala the timescale ...

<t> As a person new to WitE, I appreciate you taking the time to elaborate on your method for achieving an optimal German T1 move. However, your technique does raise some concerns in my mind. Because, if we grant (and of course its debatable) that WitE is a fairly accurate simulation of Barbarossa ...