<r>Wow! Thanks very much for the responses! It looks like so far, 9 like Generic, 6 like Historical, and a couple are in between.<br/>
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Interesting note here (and I can say this because I'm Canadian and love you all equally <E>:D</E> ) that it seems the European players have more tolerance for ...

<t>Which format do you guys prefer? For example:<br/>
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"US Rifle Sq" (Generic Default)<br/>
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"229th A/2Pn/3Sq" (Historic)<br/>
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Some players don't like the historic naming because it doesn't tell them what the unit is. Others like the historic references, and don't mind ...

Does anyone know anything about this file format, and how these pics can be edited, changed, or added to?

This doesn't seem terribly unrealistic to me - after all, in real military strategy, if you don't exclusively occupany an area (to the exclusion of the enemy, that is) then you don't properly hold the ground.

Hey, that seemed to work. I bought up some snipers, loaded them up into the craft, then once inside made them Churchills. It worked!

Now, anyone want to venture a guess on some of those abbreviations? I'm still wondering about "LCG" and "LCM"...

<t>I am designing a scenario that requires my TLC (Tank Landing Craft) to load three Churchill tanks and one Daimler Scout Car. This was the real capacity of the Royal Navy TLC's but it seems the game will not allow such a load!<br/>
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It appears that the maximum load capacity of a single unit ...