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Be like the US taking Moscow, allies liberate other allies.

@Quintus:

Siam shouldn’t produce income. They make one infantry per turn and thats it.

For minors, all you have to do is take the capital to take the income.

Correct.

@Gargantua:

Can that same SNLF artillery supported troop also Bonzai?

This is a double “NO”. First, SNLF are not allowed to Banzai attack. Rules are explicit on this. Also, under the Banzai rules, it is explicit about Banzai infantry NOT being supported by artillery.

Interesting story Garg, interesting story.

And thanks Marc for the background info. It’s easy to forget/overlook things like that.

ML = Germany
K = Italy
CP = Japan
JW = Russia
VV = USA
JG = U.K.

Apparently we only need another $400 ish.

Good deal if you get in now!

http://voices.yahoo.com/al-capones-armored-1928-cadillac-was-used-president-365026.html

I got this in a chain email, but it seems legit.

Really interesting story!  One of those make-sense/but-who-knew kind of moments.

ask Santa.

I’m happy to hear Mr. Bear is all well!!!

THE REVIVAL

@seththenewb:

Don’t they know that in the Global game they’re not allowed to leave China itself with exceptions to Kwangtung and Burma? I guess this is just a preview of A&A Global 2014!

Haha! Good one  :-)

@rjpeters70:

Germany got a bastion of anti-communism in Spain who gave 40,000 “volunteers” in Barbarossa.  What more you want?

Taking Gibraltar from the British.

I’m not looking for a rule change but they did fly ���� over the Himalayas. I’m tempted to get out my grandpa’s US Army Air Force stuff from the war and scan and post it. He was there and they did do it. Â

LOL

long wait guys…I have been pre occupied with other things on the home front and havent had the time to respond. I read through Koba’s last post and he has it down pat.  Thanks Koba

@CWO:

Here’s an odd historical footnote to the Syria situation, involving yesterday’s vote by the House of Commons on British Prime Minister David Cameron’s motion to authorize the principle of military strikes by Britain against Syria.  The “principle” part was a watering down of what Cameron originally wanted, which was the actual authorization to use force, but Cameron’s motion was nevertheless defeated by 285 votes to 272.  Cameron thus became the first British Prime Minister in 231 years to lose a Parliamentary vote on military action, the last one being Lord North, who, in 1782, saw Parliament vote against further fighting in the American Revolution and thus effectively concede independence to the American colonies.

Well I never! Good to know. Thanks again Marc.

He went AWOL on a game started with me too.  I am wondering where he went.  Hope he’s OK

Didn’t think it was terribly hard, although deciphering the antiquated grammar/question formulation, the jumbled resolution of the pic, and unfamiliar abbreviations of the arithmetic section made it unnecessarily difficult.  And the grammar section, which I never pay attention to and think it’s a lot of hoopla over arbitrary nonsense.

Everything else I passed with ease, more or less.

California would be in the largest states of the time, I think.

I don’t see the fossil fuel interests allowing this.

Maybe a movie about it will be made, similar to “War Horse”.