Seabees on speed

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Kingfisher
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Seabees on speed

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Check out the level of fortification building. I knew the Seabees were an industrious and hard working type, but that is really going above and beyond...

Edit: sorry, it appears the image comes in too small to read. The level of fortification building is shown at 226%.
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RE: Seabees on speed

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is it a situation where you brought several ENG units and it was a low level fortification they were building. I think the game only allows you to increast one level per turn even if you have enough ENG's to do more.
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RE: Seabees on speed

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There are two Seabees present in the allied OOB. The screen shows the base shortly after the allies captured it, and while it was still heavily damaged from the pre-invasion bombardments. The first day the level of fortification building was 226%, the next it was at 111%.
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RE: Seabees on speed

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So when you get it down to 100% it should go up to the next higher level right?  [:D]
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I never thought that doing an AAR would be so time consuming and difficult.
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