Papua-New Guinea

Uncommon Valor: Campaign for the South Pacific covers the campaigns for New Guinea, New Britain, New Ireland and the Solomon chain.

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Custer6
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Does anybody know if the New Guinea Campaign will have any scenarios in the game?
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Ross Moorhouse
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Yes there is a PNG battle in the game.. :) I have played it several times now.
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Post by Raverdave »

Originally posted by Ross Moorhouse
Yes there is a PNG battle in the game.. :) I have played it several times now.
Good news ! I can't wait to get my hands on the 30th Brigade and whip them into shape !
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Post by stubby331 »

Cmon dave.

Trying to fight the 21st Brigade any better than Potts did is the big challenge.

Hell, I might even cheat and give myself a couple of 3inch mortars
(Potts brigade only had 1 !!!!! during the whole fighting withdrawal).

IMO, the fighting withdrawal along Kokoda by the 39th battalion and the 21st Brigade was arguably the greatest feat of arms by Australians ever.

Potts shouldve been promoted by macarthur, not sacked!

(sorry bout that, I just cant help bagging that **** macarthur).

your dead right though in whipping the 53rd into shape....
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The 53rd????? Not the 30th????? ****...I am gonna have to start bringing my books into work, cuz the ol' grey matter is failing me! Picture this....Raverdave walking into work with his military books under his arm (well ok, in a trolly). Just imagine the look on the boss's face !:D
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Post by stubby331 »

sorry Dave :)

The 30th Mililta Brigade comprised the 39th, 49th & 53rd battalions.

the 39th, excellent, in the finest ANZAC traditions
the 53rd, woeful, an embarrassment.
the 49th, spent the whole time sitting in PM

The Kokoda is one of my favourite military subjects. now I gotta get back to work....

talk later.

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Post by Raverdave »

Originally posted by stubby331
sorry Dave :)

The 30th Mililta Brigade comprised the 39th, 49th & 53rd battalions.

the 39th, excellent, in the finest ANZAC traditions
the 53rd, woeful, an embarrassment.
the 49th, spent the whole time sitting in PM

The Kokoda is one of my favourite military subjects. now I gotta get back to work....

talk later.

stub
Thankgod for that....thought I was slipping. Yup I have to agree with what you have said above.....39th were brillant! Not bad for "Chocos" eh?
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