<t> Thanks - very interesting!<br/>
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I run WinXP64 at work on a big cpu with two dual-core intel cpu's. Although I haven't loaded any games here, just about everything else has run just fine. The only exception was an old DOS program I had - not a biggie. The biggest hassle for me was print ...

Thanks!

Hello,

Does anyone know of an Anzio scenario for TOAW?

Thanks in advance,

P.

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Check out these two great books: <br/>
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Forgotten Armies: The Fall of British Asia, 1941-1945 by Christopher Bayly and Tim Harper<br/>
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Forgotten Wars: Freedom and Revolution in Southeast Asia by Christopher Bayly and Tim Harper<br/>
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The second picks up at the ...

Early seventies - a friend got his hands on a copy of Blitzkrieg by Avalon Hill.&nbsp; Next came Tactics II, Panzer Blitz, Sniper (by SPI), Squad Leader..... And on it goes..

<t> Work boots have always been "boondockers" in my family, though the reference now escapes most people I know.&nbsp; I picked it up from the WW2 generation - especially those that were in the Pacific. &nbsp;I assumed it meant they were the boots you wore when you were deployed to the "boonies ...

Thanks. My Uncle John was one of those guys - though he came back.

<t> Two must-read memoirs of US marines are "Goodbye Darkness" by William Manchester and "With The Old Bread" by E.B. Sledge. <br/>
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I read a good memoir by a British soldier that served in Burma, though I can't remember the name of it now and I loaned it to my dad months ago. The guy was a ...

Thanks!

<r> <QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>rk2: AI gets fairly upset about ML missions. Had I provided air cover for the ML TFs (which I did not) a fair share of bombers <e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE>
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The ML's draw so much attention that I use them as singles - wait for bad weather and send one at full speed ...

Just curious - is there anyone out there that has played WBTS as well as AGEOD's ACW? I have had a lot of fun w/ the AGEOD game, I'm curious how this compares.

TIA,

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I'm half-way through "Forgotten Armies: The Fall of British Asia, 1941-1945" by Christopher Bayly & Tim Harper, and I'm really enjoying it. I wouldn't really call it a military history, but it's a fascinating account of the fall of the British empire in SE Asia. I also have bought the ...

<t> I grew up with an old man who was in the AEF durring WWI - he was my fishing buddy for 15 years.&nbsp; He would occasionally sing old marching songs to me, but he would substitute PC words&nbsp; even when it ruined the rhyme.&nbsp; An example:<br/>
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You're in the army now<br/>
You're not ...

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Forgive me, but am I missing something? From what I can see/read/infer the graphics mode is essentially unchanged. Does this mean that the map will still be warped if we try to play on widescreen monitors in native mode? Also, any possibility that you can "zoom" on the map, similar to the ...

I'm confused - is this "disregard" the noun or "disregard" the verb? Please answer so I will know how to respond to this important thread.

Bump.

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<QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: Custer<br/>
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One of the drawbacks keeping paper wargamers from coming over to join computer wargamers is the common complaint that computer wargaems do not let you see the entire map. This new generation of monitors/TVs solves that. <br/>

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<QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: wdolson<br/>
I'm not sure if HansBolter is talking about the link to the Myers Briggs type test or the other one posted recently. I would not assume any particular political bias on the part of the person who wrote the test, but it does sound like the test ...

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<QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: HansBolter<br/>
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I was more concerned with the obvious liberal bias of the author than how inaccurately it assessed my personality.<br/>
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Read through it for yourselves and tell me if you don't see the obvious liberal bias.<br/>
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Here's another personality test - the Five Factor NEO:<br/>
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<URL url="http://www.personalitytest.net/ipip/ipipneo300.htm">http://www.personalitytest.net/ipip/ipipneo300.htm</URL><br/>
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A bit more background here:<br/>
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<URL url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NEO_PI-R ...