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And another question:

This is one for the Grognards -

Which warship am I?

1. I do not have a counter in WIF or any of its add ons, however, you could easily make the case for including one (I am bigger than a destroyer).
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What kind of AFV is on the picture?

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The Fighting Foresters?
Landwehr Landscaping?
Arboreal Armor?
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What kind of AFV is on the picture?

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The Fighting Foresters?
Landwehr Landscaping?
Arboreal Armor?

stug IV

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What kind of AFV is on the picture?

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The Fighting Foresters?
Landwehr Landscaping?
Arboreal Armor?

stug IV

hetzer
Neither.

This tank destroyer was actually intended to replace StuG III but during the battle of Kursk StuG III performed better than Pz IV so the StuG remained in production alongside this TD.
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Elephant?
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Elephant?
No. The Elefant is somewhat bigger. See attached picture on that monster.

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Edit: In this case a picture of an elefant brought down.[;)]
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What kind of AFV is on the picture?

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I'll give it a try: JagdpzIV
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What kind of AFV is on the picture?

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I'll give it a try: JagdpzIV
And we have a winner.

JagdPz IV is correct.
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What kind of AFV is on the picture?

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I'll give it a try: JagdpzIV
And we have a winner.

JagdPz IV is correct.

isn´t jagdpz IV and the stug IV the same TD ????
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I'll give it a try: JagdpzIV
And we have a winner.

JagdPz IV is correct.

isn´t jagdpz IV and the stug IV the same TD ????
No. Both were based on the Pz IV but dufferent TD.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sturmgesch%C3%BCtz_IV
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jagdpanzer_IV

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And another question:

This is one for the Grognards -

Which warship am I?

1. I do not have a counter in WIF or any of its add ons, however, you could easily make the case for including one (I am bigger than a destroyer).
Of course it must be the liner Britannia. [;)]

A Swedish ship with such a magnificent name deserve to be present in WIF.

http://www.simplonpc.co.uk/SwedishLloyd ... hor1340953
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AFV's are not my speciality so I'll leave that one to someone else.....but in the meantime, I will ask another question to run alongside yours Orm.

The evacuation of the BEF was called Operation Dynamo. Where did the name Dynamo come from?
Essentially, it's something that spins an armature rapidly through a magnetic field to produce power. Maxwell is ultimately responsible.
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AFV's are not my speciality so I'll leave that one to someone else.....but in the meantime, I will ask another question to run alongside yours Orm.

The evacuation of the BEF was called Operation Dynamo. Where did the name Dynamo come from?
Essentially, it's something that spins an armature rapidly through a magnetic field to produce power. Maxwell is ultimately responsible.
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Clue: The naming of the operation has something to do with the headquarters from which it was directed.
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Okay, next clue.

Which warship am I?

1. I do not have a counter in WIF or any of its add ons, however, you could easily make the case for including one (I am bigger than a destroyer).
2. If ADG did give me a counter, I would be likely to start 1939 scenarios in the construction pool; for the same reason as USS Wyoming. Alternatively I could start on map - but would have suitably reduced factors.....
Now Maitland, now's your time!

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AFV's are not my speciality so I'll leave that one to someone else.....but in the meantime, I will ask another question to run alongside yours Orm.

The evacuation of the BEF was called Operation Dynamo. Where did the name Dynamo come from?
Essentially, it's something that spins an armature rapidly through a magnetic field to produce power. Maxwell is ultimately responsible.
Warspite1

Clue: The naming of the operation has something to do with the headquarters from which it was directed.
This makes me think of either Edison (Menlo Park) or Nobel (Scandinavian, wasn't he?), but I don't know how that could have anything to do with the BEF [:(]
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Okay, next clue.

Which warship am I?

1. I do not have a counter in WIF or any of its add ons, however, you could easily make the case for including one (I am bigger than a destroyer).
2. If ADG did give me a counter, I would be likely to start 1939 scenarios in the construction pool; for the same reason as USS Wyoming. Alternatively I could start on map - but would have suitably reduced factors.....
I may be getting confused here, but are you from the series of BBs that was to be refit in the Iowa series, but got cancelled after the first four?
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Essentially, it's something that spins an armature rapidly through a magnetic field to produce power. Maxwell is ultimately responsible.
Warspite1

Clue: The naming of the operation has something to do with the headquarters from which it was directed.
This makes me think of either Edison (Menlo Park) or Nobel (Scandinavian, wasn't he?), but I don't know how that could have anything to do with the BEF [:(]
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The choice of Dynamo has nothing to do with any individual.

BTW: I think Nobel was Norwegian.
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Okay, next clue.

Which warship am I?

1. I do not have a counter in WIF or any of its add ons, however, you could easily make the case for including one (I am bigger than a destroyer).
2. If ADG did give me a counter, I would be likely to start 1939 scenarios in the construction pool; for the same reason as USS Wyoming. Alternatively I could start on map - but would have suitably reduced factors.....
I may be getting confused here, but are you from the series of BBs that was to be refit in the Iowa series, but got cancelled after the first four?
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No.
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Clue: The naming of the operation has something to do with the headquarters from which it was directed.
This makes me think of either Edison (Menlo Park) or Nobel (Scandinavian, wasn't he?), but I don't know how that could have anything to do with the BEF [:(]
Warspite1

The choice of Dynamo has nothing to do with any individual.

BTW: I think Nobel was Norwegian.
No, Alfred Nobel was from Sweden (born in Stockholm).

One of the prizes , the peace price, is awarded in Oslo, Norway. The rest is awarded in Stockholm. When Alfred Nobel died Sweden and Norway was in a union.
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This makes me think of either Edison (Menlo Park) or Nobel (Scandinavian, wasn't he?), but I don't know how that could have anything to do with the BEF [:(]
Warspite1

The choice of Dynamo has nothing to do with any individual.

BTW: I think Nobel was Norwegian.
No, Alfred Nobel was from Sweden (born in Stockholm).

One of the prizes , the peace price, is awarded in Oslo, Norway. The rest is awarded in Stockholm. When Alfred Nobel died Sweden and Norway was in a union.
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Ahh - thanks Orm - I knew there was a Norwegian connection!!
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