OT: A Cohesive Force or Not?

This new stand alone release based on the legendary War in the Pacific from 2 by 3 Games adds significant improvements and changes to enhance game play, improve realism, and increase historical accuracy. With dozens of new features, new art, and engine improvements, War in the Pacific: Admiral's Edition brings you the most realistic and immersive WWII Pacific Theater wargame ever!

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The Russians are shaking in their flip-flops.

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Fortress troops for Eben Emael?
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Yikes, a bunch of teenage Civil Air Patrol Cadets can "March" better than that.
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When I was frog marched to detention in school I did a much better imitation of a frog.

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Looks like the Belgians need to hire the Gorn.....or maybe some Finns - they were very pesky to the USSR in WW2 - and somehow made Buffaloes work.

Blame the cobblestone - hard to walk on [:'(]
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Looks like the Belgians need to hire the Gorn.....or maybe some Finns - they were very pesky to the USSR in WW2 - and somehow made Buffaloes work.

Blame the cobblestone - hard to walk on [:'(]
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Somebody sounds like an engineer......
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I believe those are special needs guys. Pure participation unit not representative of the army by far
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Walking while inebriated on wet cobblestones is not fun . . .
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Ah. says you.[:D]
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Experience . . .
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Somebody sounds like an engineer......


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Those were definitely special needs cadets.

Here is bit more refined stuff...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jj9STmoRkeA
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I didn't know Cliff Robertson was Canadian. Oh yes, he was born in La Jolla CA. Which province is that in?

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I didn't know Cliff Robertson was Canadian. Oh yes, he was born in La Jolla CA. Which province is that in?
The 'CA' stands for Canadian. Amazing how Canada owned so many heavy cruisers in WWII.
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I didn't know Cliff Robertson was Canadian. Oh yes, he was born in La Jolla CA. Which province is that in?

With due respect to Cliff Robertson, La Jolla CA and all Heavy Cruisers everywhere.



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How many Canadians are augmented by Eidos Montreal?
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Pamela Anderson, Justin Beiber, Ted Cruz in the most obvious ways.

No other Canadians / Canadiens are augmented.

I mean have you ever seen a photo of Wayne Gretzky - a Hockey Immortal ?
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