i downloaded the pic of the map. it looks great!!! is there an official 1939 version of this game? what kind of units do you use for the italians?
I use my Red japanese pieces from Pacific as Jap. and the yellowish color Jap pieces from revised for the Italians.
No I have not seen a 1939 version or even worked on one yet.
@Imperious:
no such thing as ‘mobile infantry’
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What About Rico’s Roughnecks?
Are you doing your Part?
why are you afraid?
JK
my H tanks work as a 4,4,2,10
seems balanced in cost vs quality ratio
Russia had no issues attacking w/ H tanks.
thanks for saying something. i will see if I can dig up the disk
that thing is a huge pile o Shet. Yeah 11 man crew, Get real. The Damn thing looks like Rivets hold it together. One shell hits the center of a plate and the whole Plate comes off.
:roll: :roll: :|
I was a Soldier. And if getting back from the frontlines for a few hours to relieve ones self from shell shock is considered being a coward, I would hate to be in Your Company.
So if a Trooper was in a fox Hole and it got hit by Mortar fire and his 3 Buddies were blown off the face of the Planet but He some how survived. You would call him a coward for wanting to be taken off the line for a few Hours to pull ones self back together. :-o :-o :cry:
I pity you and the ignorance of warfare you harbour inside.
Of course he did, they gave him no other choice. They was in hospital. Soldiers dont belong in hospitals. Real soldiers fight or die. Real soldiers dont say, - Ohh I am sick today, so I cant kill anybody. Now if I was Patton I would have slapped their butts and used my knee on their face too, just as they deserved.
Very uncool of you to say :-o :x :cry:
those troops were wounded in combat, and deserve the best medical attention available.
o it’s not my favorite ship, I was commenting on the fact I like the pic.
Nice pic, Adlertag. I love the Graf Zep. I wonder if she is defending her timber cargo in this Pic? :roll:
Nice job Monroe. It’s nice to see someone take this to the next level.
I am concerned only about one thing, and that is the increase the allies have in Production at their non Capital IC’s in Canada, India and Calcutta. I feel that those increases may be a bit much. If I read your post correctly, for example, Calcutta can Produce 4 Indian Inf. and the UK can also add 2 more, for a total of 6 new units max. produced each turn from that indian IC. I feel that is a lot of production for a country whose Industrial might is that of a Mouse. Same goes with Canada and Australia. The Industrial capacity of these Nations realistically is not that High. With your new production totals Canada can Now produce 4 New Naval Units a Turn from Quebec. There is No way Canada Had that kind of Ship Building Capacity in WWII.
With these big increases in production, I feel the Allies WILL win 99.9% of the time. It is to easy for them to put up substantial Defenses in remote regions of the world.
I do not own the AA50 editions so I can not comment on those changes, but I am sure they will work out fine, if not enhance the game even more.
Beetle Bailey :roll:
Thats a really great Q?
My Gut says Rommell or Eisenhower, Either one is a winner.
Yammamoto isn’t a bad choice Either.
any of these 3 I would be Happy with
Near the end of the War Japan Devoloped a Chopper to fill their Much Needed Anti Sub Warfare Gap. Too little too late though
I own a Swedish Mauser 7mm
I love it, and it kicks like a Mule.
Beware Beer Cans in the Pale Moonlight. :evil:
yes sir, She will be there
Also the Italians are getting the AC Aquilla. :evil:
Blah Blah Blah
I have never met any such as you, who can Cut, COPY AND pASTE WITH YOUR sKILL.
So to back up my Statement.
Again, this table does not include numerous other aircraft such as trainers, transports, and utility types in British service, as well as general aeronautical equipment furnished from America, such as engines, propellers, instrumentation, tires, tools, parts, and the like. (Overall, by August 15, 1940, Great Britain had already placed orders for 20,000 American airplanes and 42,000 engines). Further, thanks both to prewar agreement and wartime sales arrangements, American suppliers delivered sufficient quantities of performance-enhancing 100 octane fuel to England in time for use by RAF Fighter Command during the Battle of Britain, a contribution of profound significance to the operational success of both the Spitfire and Hurricane fighters.
There it is in Black and White.
where did I find this
http://www.airforcehistory.hq.af.mil/EARS/Hallionpapers/battleofbritainsep98.htm