JohnO

Do you recall which map it was, so that it can be looked at?

Thanks Sgt Schultz and noob, can't wait to see the maps when finished.

What map will this be on? With the size of the forces your mentioning, would need a very large map to do this on.

I beleve DAR is Direct ( or During) Action Review and AAR is After Action Review.

Great job Tanks a Lot, quick question, for some reason they seem blur, could sharpening the bmp file, will it not look so blurred? Just asking?

Thanks JuJu great job

I like these, could there be some with pockmarks on stone walls from bullets?

Got it, thanks. It worked ok, will test out later.

Looks like a good tool, but what do I/we need to download to get the program to run? Not a java expert

here we go again

sorry, no there isn't any way to turn off the UI. Would be nice though.

What is the size of it? 2x2 or 3x3?

I know it’s a day late and a dollar short, but I brought this up at the skunk works awhile back and will see what happens.

I'm trying to work on a couple of scenarios that was done during Operation Dragoon. A little known second amphibious invasion on the southern shores France. But it will be about TF Butler fighting against the 11th Panzer Division.

No problem, have to wait until I get to Ft Bragg, Monday. Shouldn't take long to fix.

I could work on USA and German icons that used the same type of icons from CMSF?

I've been using your mods during testing and playing

Ok, received the file and place it in my folder Winecap if you want to look at it. I looked at it and just sent an email to Steve and Charles to take a look at it as well.

You could send it to me josborne6(at)kc(dot)rr(dot)com I'll it get to Winecap or I can look at it myself. Please place in the subject CM:BN Problem

Could be, I found another picture of an Ike jacket with the patch sewn on the sleeve as well as other WW2 pictures with just the triangle patch on its sleeve as well as on the front left side sewn on the coveralls of the tankers.

I beg to differ they did have this patch, look at this web site http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2nd_Armored_Division_(United_States) and scroll down and to the right is a picture taken during WW2 and if you look closely the soldier standing on the right has that patch on his sleeve.

Yes they need to extend further onto each bank. I learn the hard way

Its being worked on for the German radio bmp file. The Germans still have radio capability but not a bmp to show a radio on the backs. Hopefully will be on the patch for CMBN.

Did he survive the blast

O, my god the world is going to end because it is plastic instead of steel