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ORIGINAL: Cap Mandrake

ORIGINAL: Terminus

Oh, that REACT... I thought it was some sort of medicinal abbreviation...

It is...Reflux Esophagitis due to Air Combat Tragedy which was first described in 2004.

Here is the reference:

"A New Syndrome of Severe, Erosive, Reflux Esophagitis (REACT) Is Described Among Heavy Users of a New Computer Wargame", Halsey, W, Spruance, R, Nimitz, C, et. al., NEJM, Vol. 255, July, 2004, Pp. 1023-1028.

Top - Photomicrograph of esophageal mucosa.
Middle - Endoscopic image
Bottom - high power photomicrograph

ORIGINAL: rtrapasso




No, you just put in the URL - in order for other people to show it, you have to download the file, then upload it to Matrix Forums.

Most sites have stuff set up to prevent to do what you are doing - they consider it "theft of bandwidth" as they get charged for data taken from their site, but they actually are not getting a real hit to their site.

Ok got it right this time

now if only the Big E could come back in this incarnation the war would be won



[:D][:D][:D]

....with the use of repeat endoscopy in a patient suffering from REACT, who rejected our recommendations for a 12-step program, we were able to link specific, anatomical lesions restrospectively with recalled traumatic events. If you will direct your attention to slide 12. Here the endoscope is about 2-3 cm above the LES with the scope oriented so that the anterior aspect of the distal esophagus is seen at the top of the screen. There are a number of lesions in various stages of healing. For example, the lesion labeled "leader bug", the first one to appear in this patient, is now showing good signs of healing. Curiously, as an aside, I should tell you that under Versed sedation, the patient kept saying.."MacArthur..where is MacArthur". <sustained laughter is heard in the room>

It still could be worse [:)]

If the Japs lose Hiryu.........you could even claim victory........or you could just claim it anyway, what the H*ll...........

I had the same happen. Me as Japan, I spotted Enterprise and Lexington near Pearl a few days after I attacked. So I headed back. It did not go very well. Yeah the Enterprise and Lexington were sunk but i lost one carrier and the others were badly damaged. Heading home the long way around. [X(][:(][:@][8|]

But what if he goes west and craps all over Saratoga now.That leaves you with no CVs until Yorktown turns up.

A port attack on the west coast......if I were the allies, I'd say "bring it on"..........or, "come and have a go if you think you're hard enough"........or, "what are those red things doing so close to my big green things"...........or, " yes, I said toast with marmalade, now leave me alone, I'm playing a game, oh I mean working, yes working"........or, " just let daddy finish his work and then I'll read with you".................

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ORIGINAL: Cap Mandrake

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Poor Yossarian guess we'll just have to send him to europe instead[:D][:D]

....great AAR,as always Mandrake![8D]

Thanks Gen.

Here is something you dont see everyday...A-20B Boston hitting a Jap fleet carrier [:)]

How badly hurt is she?

ORIGINAL: BrucePowers

How badly hurt is she?

We don't know exactly..she took four bombs (on Dec 9) from Enterprise and Lexington SBD's and was burning..but appears to be making pretty good speed.

Well, if you can take out 2 of 6 that won't be too bad. You replace them better and faster.

The Japs are scoring 450 pts a day not counting base points [X(]

We would LOVE to have two sink. Don't think it us going to happen, save a lucky sub attack.

I like that you've taken to use the game map for describing battles, Mandrake. Excellente...

ORIGINAL: Terminus

I like that you've taken to use the game map for describing battles, Mandrake. Excellente...

Subchaser's maps without hexes are nice on the eye. Because the Islands are amplified..it is much easier to see what is going on in large sea battles. The jpg conversions suffer, however. I need to find a better color for the Japs [:)]


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