Das Reich

I would be willing to help out. I review whatever I play, but I like the idea. Anything to get more reviews up. Especially of ones which have not been reviewed yet... vsp36@frontiernet.net

Thanks for posting your series. I have played the first one, and I enjoyed it and look forward to playing the rest out. I don't know too much about the Winter War, so this should be a good education as well as a fun game.

I thought the same thing. The profile certainly resembles El Duce... </font>

I thought the same thing. The profile certainly resembles El Duce...

does the German shreck have a shield in the game? I have not played a scenario with a shreck in it in a long time, so I don't remember for sure...

War plan red was just that. A plan. After WWI, the United Kingdom was one of the few potential enemies for the United States. The British had a very large nave and they had interests in the New World. I don't think this was ever taken very seriously, but its always safe to plan ahead. Today the United States has war plans for just about every possible situation. There is even a "US against the world" war plan where the US Navy blockades every major port in the world, IIRC. I think there is a boardgame depicting a War Plan Red what if. Would have been an interesting Naval war.

Thats not very nice...

I think it is realistic to have green HQ's leading veteran or regular platoons. Look at it this way, their previous platoon HQ was promoted to company commander, transfered, or ended up a casualty. They would have to replace the platoon HQ from somewhere. And there are only so many veterans and regulars in the army. A new guy has to start somewhere.

That certainly looks like Hitler... I would say older Hitler as opposed to young Hitler. But that might just be because the picture is blurry? That other one is not Josef Stalin...

yes, but maybe he also thought ahead that i would think that he would think ahead and put another gun behind the first, so he might not do it because the thinks I know it, or maybe he thinks that i would think that he thought that i would think that he would think ahead and put another gun behind the first, so he might not do it because the thinks I know it, or maybe he thinks that ..... </font>

yes, but maybe he also thought ahead that i would think that he would think ahead and put another gun behind the first, so he might not do it because the thinks I know it, or maybe he thinks that i would think that he thought that i would think that he would think ahead and put another gun behind the first, so he might not do it because the thinks I know it, or maybe he thinks that ..... </font>

As in Wacht Am Rhein? The Battle of the Bulge? All infantry? What about the 1st SS Panzer Korps? Or are you speaking of another Ardennes offensive?

Yeap. That was one of the worst, too...

Goodale, I see we have a common opponent in Hortlund. I have time for another PBEM if you are interested.

If he was a spy in '42 or '43, then I doubt he would be manning an arty piece during the Bulge a couple years later. experienced spies are hard to come by, I don't think they would use them to work artillery. </font>