<r><QUOTE><s>[QUOTE]</s>I thought we still gave them food, no longer planes or anything.<e>[/QUOTE]</e></QUOTE>

Food was delivered into 1946 by private NGOs. The British kindly donated the Nene engine, the latest Western turbojet design BTW, which Stalin gladly accepted. The Nene ended up in the ...

<t>...."Send me".....<br/>
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Well, I submit that given the renewal of interest in WW2 and Vietnam, partially inspired by the current war,that this argument is fast losing its validity.<br/>
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As someone who also had bro's who didn't come back, while I'm still trading O2 for CO2, I'm of the ...

<t>"Amateurs study tactics; ;professionals study logistics"...<br/>
Regardless of who the famous dead guy who said this originally, it's nonetheless a truism. LOGISTICS, not necessarily tactical or operational brilliance was going to win in NA.<br/>
A OKH study commissioned in 1940, stated that a ...

<r><QUOTE><s>[QUOTE]</s>For some time, I have been wondering how a campaign made up of a series of small scenarios would go over. I know a lot of us just cannot get into these giant campaigns preferring battles that can be played in a hour or so. <e>[/QUOTE]</e></QUOTE> <br/>
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Shack. A linked ...

<t>M2HB does indeed stand for "M2 Heavy Barrel". A definite crowd pleaser. B^&$ to control though-of course with medium/heavy MGs one doesn't "really" aim at point targets, rather keep the bullets flying over the beaten zone. The Objective Crew-Served Weapon looks to have great promise as its ...

Well, the 75mm and 105mm German are in the game. The US 57mm and 75mm (believe it's there haven't seen it). Which weapons aren't?
As to effectiveness, well, to quote a German Fallschirmjager officer: "they were a lot more popular with their inventors than with their users"...

depends on your taste in beer.

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As does your liking the commercial..or not.
Lousy beer <img src="smile.gif" border="0">

There used to be a SP1 Campaign (possibly on one of the expansion disks) for a Garden portion of the campaign.

No.
Time for a different flavor of Megacampaign.

Good commercial, lousy beer....

AT 02/Feb/0200L, I was picking up my SO from her job, and taking her out to dinner/breakfast. Las Vegas being a 24-hour town and all...

Need to ask Ammo Sgt that one. But IIRC, the larger rocket was a post-war issue item; due to the WW2 rockets failing to knock T34s in Korea.

<t>Panzerfausts, since they were (are) such easy weapons to employ were very popular with US troops. In fact, during the Ardennes offensive, some airborne troops near Bastogne were issued, yes issued, Panzerfauste as stop-gap anti-tank weapons. <br/>
I was interested in the game sims of the Bazooka ...

Level bomber use: don't. At least not until CL with its redesigned air strike routines is released.
Ammo Sgt posted some back that the difference between the M9 and M1 is..weight. The M9 is designed to fold up; however the rocket's warhead is the same size...

<r><QUOTE><s>[quote]</s> Now I understand that each New Campaign is suppose to be different, but I see no reason why I should have to repeat a battle I already won once just to see if I had chosen differntly what would happen <HR>[hr]</HR><e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE>
The intent of the designers of Mega ...

Yes, I could use the patch:

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Thanks,

<r><QUOTE><s>[quote]</s> Say, I keep hearing about ASL. Is it a benchmark game that SP might aspire to, or an ancient boardgame with it's own failings?<br/>
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One fellow I play with was trying to get me interested in it(the boardgame) , but mentioned that it is also a computer game.
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<t>I wouldn't say "strange" necessarily, but Panther D's are subject to frequent breakdowns (as per actual performance). I've heard the tendency to catch fire before. When I lived in Germany, my neighbor's uncle was a Panther commander during the Ardennes Offensive (Winter Kampf). He mentioned that ...

Yeah, I had launched a flanking counterattack, thereby hitting the Sov's on three sides, with their vehicles starting to retreat, then the infamous "waiting to sync" message and timer came up..damn.

<t>Good points Mikimoto, especially concerning German panzer grenadiers. <br/>
I would submit that British were mechanized: they used Universal Carriers and 1/2 tracks to keep their infantry up with the armor. The "proper" use of a 1/2 track is as an armored taxi, delivering the infantry close to ...