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SPWaW is a tactical squad-level World War II game on single platoon or up to an entire battalion through Europe and the Pacific (1939 to 1945).

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Fabio Prado
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Excellent web site, fellows! Go visit it!:)

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Way Cool, Fabio, thanks!

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Cool!

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Fabio, thanks!

Instant bookmark! :D
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thanks :) ..bookmarked!

one can never have enough good online resources ;)

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Make sure to take a look on "Little known facts..." under the "Various Articles" headline... can anyone confirm that the guy's correct? I did not know about the 'Saukopf' mantlet, the 'Brummbär', the 'Sturmtiger' or the Hetzer :p
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Thanks for posting the link here Fabio! (And thanks for visiting everyone ;))

As for your question - I got my info from the Panzer Tracts series, which uses German documents from the war only. This is why they have discovered many of the flaws that originated from poor Allied intelligence, and field nicknames.
I trust this series 100%, and am yet to find something that I doubt the correctness of. You can also find much of the information in the Osprey New Vanguard books by Thomas Jentz. The New Vanguard books are a bit cheaper, but they don't cover as many vehicles as the Panzer Tracts (these should, in time, cover every German armoured vehicle...!)
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Thank you for the input, Ferdinand! :D

You have put together a lot of info, and I didn't really doubt its' accuracy, but it was nice to see where you got it from. :) (although I did read the literature list).
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Don't blaime you - for a lot of people, this information was first taught them many years ago, and it has become accepted by the entire community...
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Excellent site. I especially enjoyed the picture archive. Even found a new desktop image there :)
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