British Priest 105mm SPG of the 6th Armoured Division near the top of the Muraglione Pass between San Godenzo and San Benedetto in Italy - September 27, 1944
IWM - Hunter (Sgt) Photographer
IWM NA 19040

British Priest 105mm SPG of the 6th Armoured Division near the top of the Muraglione Pass between San Godenzo and San Benedetto in Italy - September 27, 1944
IWM - Hunter (Sgt) Photographer
IWM NA 19040

The three Army Film and Photographic Unit
Photographers who took the graphic still and cine pictures of the 1st Airborne Division at Arnhem. The picture, which shows them with their cameras, was taken at the AFPU Centre at Pinewood Studios, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire on 28 September 1944, the day that they arrived back. Smith was wounded in the shoulder. Left to right: Sgt. Dennis M Smith, Sgt.
Gordon “Jock” Walker and Sgt. C M “Mike” Lewis.
(Photo source - © IWM BU 1169)
Barker, Jack E. (Lieutenant)
Army Film and Photographic Unit
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@Elrood lol…that would explain it then. I edited it back and changed the income for UK…made a ncm edit also so Entek can do his go now.
October 4 1943: Panzerkampfwagen VI ‘Tiger’, Ausf. E, Sd.Kfz. 181,
#332 of 3./Schwere Panzer-Abteilung 503 (3./s.Pz.Abt.503), stuck in the mud on the banks of a river near the town of Znamenka, Tambovskaya oblast, Soviet Union.
In October 1943, the battalion was in a rest area near Znamenka, where it had time to maintain and repair vehicles and conduct training.

@barnee I’m guessing they put the bridge in after the first one got stuck
Knocked-out German Jagdpanzer IV ® and a knocked-out US Sherman Tank near Bezaumont, Meurthe-et-Moselle, France - October 12, 1944
NARA - 148727540

@Elrood the part about me focusing on defending and reinforcing was spot on…
US Soldiers with Company L, 26th Infantry Regiment, 1st Infantry Division, pass a city limits sign of Aachen, Germany - October 13, 1944
US Army Signal Corps - SC 195646
Moran Photographer

@Elrood we can still go on so you can enjoy your big battle…
GIs with Company M, 26th Infantry Regiment, 1st Infantry Division, advance behind two Sherman Tanks in Aachen, Germany - October 15, 1944
US Army Signal Corps - SC 195638

@Witt I wouldn’t go so far to say that. The allies may have stabilized E Africa, but things are going to start popping in W Africa next round. It’s possible there may be a major sea battle in the Atlantic and that never happens in our games.
This has been a very challenging game for me, so I like that.
@barnee the guy on the left looks like he’s wearing a beret. The other guy looks like he’s wearing German boots…it is kind of odd.
@Elrood We should probably call this one a team Europe win. Those 63 German tanks can take the middle Russian capitol in two rounds and then head south to India. And it’s impossible for the allies to build enough to stop them…anywhere.
Good game guys!
Churchill Tanks of the 4th Grenadier Guards advance on Venray / Venraij Netherlands - October 17, 1944
IWM - Norris (Sgt) Photographer
IWM BU 1205

PT-194 refueling from the PT Boat Tender USS Wachapreague AGP-8 while enroute from Palau to Leyte Gulf - October 20, 1944
PT-194 was an 80’ Elco launched in February 1943, assigned to MTBRon 12 in the Pacific, she participated in the Guadalcanal Campaign, New Guinea, Leyte Gulf, and the Battle of Surigao Strait.
PT-194 was stripped and burned at Samar in October 1945….

@Private-Panic I’ll choose OOL and submerge decisions for any Anzac counter…