Andreas
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If there are any.
Just out of interest. Not sure how much longer I can stand those Yankee accents, and no, I haven't looked closely into the game, just got it yesterday.
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Wouldn't say no.
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Wish I knew, but hazarding a guess, probably nobody, since nobody pays you any attention.
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You're clearly not in the know.
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Since Elvis doesn't seem to be around, let me just say this:
Muppets.
Those who need to know know what I wanted to say, but I'm not sure of the house rules.
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Weren't you like... really old when I last posted? So that would make you either ancient, or a zombie.
Or, considering your posting history, an ancient zombie.
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Of course. And broke. Which means I am a broke chicken. But it also means I am not a boneless chicken.
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I would have to buy the game first, now wouldn't I, you Swedish twit?
I do that the moment you send me a nice high-spec laptop.
This one will do: http://www.rockdirect.com/viewNotebook.php?pName=XTREME%20850
Ta mucho.
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Different. In many ways.
How about you?
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So what was your reaction when Bastables came back?
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What's all this about then?
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In defence of the M5 crew it would have been almost impossible to see the person clearly, certainly wouldn't be able to hear him and he had just been lying down so you wouldn't know if the hands were raised because he'd just thrown a mine.
Perhaps it is not a good idea to surrender to a tank.
Or perhaps if you want to be sure that your surrender thingame works out well for you, try it before the shooting starts.
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I don't know about any old timers vs. newbs vs. deserters stuff. I'd hope that BF slaps us all with the label of "customers" and treats us accordingly.
I know which label Elvis would apply to all those deserters.
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Is the offer open to people who live in London?
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Thanks for the feedback. It is very pleasing to see that these old creations still manage to give fun to players.
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I am still adding to this, by the way.
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My pleasure.
Get on with it then.
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I also highly recommend his other book on the Greek campaign 'The Gods were neutral', and Cyril Joly's 'Take these men'.
Here is a list of posts on the blog. You can access them via the blog map:
http://crusaderproject.wordpress.com/blog-map-by-categories/
Naval Forces
Small Naval Unit Losses
Large Naval Unit Losses
Supply Statistics for North Africa
The Insect Gunboats
Force K Reports
Successful Italian Convoys November 1941
Italian Naval Vessels engaged during CRUSADER
Transport Ship Tonnage Losses on the Italy-Libya Route
The Italian ‘Liberty’ Ships
Ground Forces
Defending Position 19
Major Ground Commands and Commanders
Counterbattery Observation
11th Indian Brigade in CRUSADER
Some views on the Matilda II
6 NZ Brigade on Totensonntag
Italian Division Strengths on 1 February 1942
German General Officer Casualties During CRUSADER
Battalion Kolbeck on Ed Duda 1/2 Dec 41
Sonderverband 288’s Arrival in Africa
Finding your way around the battlefield – German style
OOB of 101st Motorised Infantry Division Trieste
The Tobruk Amphibious Assault Scare
Air Forces
The major air commands and commanders
A look on the waterlogged landing grounds
The Fleet Air Arm
The impact of air operations
Italian Air Force frontline strength
Air Transport to North Africa
I./StG 3 in North Africa
Daily Italian Air Force History
Regia Aeronautica Fighter Planes during CRUSADER
Regia Aeronautica Bombers during CRUSADER
Combat Reports
Combat Report 7th Hussars
Some Italian Navy Reports
Combat Report 15th Rifle Brigade 28 Dec. 1941
Combat Report Panzerregiment 8 29 November 41
Diary of Composite Squadron NEMO
An expensive visit to Castelveltrano
Strategic
Losses in Operation CRUSADER
First Impressions
The Role of Crete
Effect on Air Transport in Russia
The Admiral’s Views are Wild
German Strategy in the Mediterranean
Directive No. 38
The Impact of the War in the Far East
The Strategic Impact of the Counteroffensive
Rommel’s Misappreciation of the Battle – 2 Dec 41
‘The Good Source’ – the Axis intelligence success against US codes
Biographical
Lieutenant McGinlay’s DSO
Jock Campbell’s VC
Sir Arthur Coningham
Personal Pictures by an Italian Soldier
Literature
The Coleraine Battery
The Tiger Kills
Iron Hulls Iron Hearts
Green Book on Torch
The Mediterranean Fleet – Greece to Tripoli
Books of Interest
The War against Rommel’s Supply Lines
Afrika Korps Tome 1
The Battles of the Malta Striking Forces
Sir Arthur Coningham
A short write-up on Reid’s Force E
History of 4th Armoured Brigade
Fighting Flotilla
Ali D’Africa
Other
AHF Forum Discussions
Discussion on SV 288
War Art
Souda Bay War Graves
Happy 100th Birthday Royal Navy Aviation!
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You maybe interested in this:
http://crusaderproject.wordpress.com
Comments welcome.
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I think the Soviets also paid up fully.
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Andreas created a series of rather good SEALION scens for CMAK.
I don't know where you'd get them now though
I can have a look if anyone is really interested. They might still be on some DVD.
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I just came back from Duxford, where I watched a Spitfire buzzing the airfield for about 40 minutes in a glorious spring sky. The guy owning it may have sunk bucket loads of money into it, but the pilot seemed to appreciate it (one hopes it is the same person), putting her through her paces.
Very nice.
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Total Red Army casualties were actually not that far off 800,000, but that included sick.I went with 600,000 on the basis of the 1:3 rule, which you indicated.
As a public service: http://dictionary.cambridge.org/define.asp?key=11835&dict=CALD
In German the Wehrmacht used the term "Blutige Verluste" (bloody losses), which has the advantage of not lacking in clarity at all, at least in German.
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He said "casualties" which is WIA, KIA, and MIA. Not a joke, take it easy, okay? No need for all the anger.
Yep.
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So, about that manual for the Mac Version
in Combat Mission Battle for Normandy
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Couldn't find one. Fortunately I remember some things from the olden days (tab-1 for view lock, amazing how it all comes back, like riding a bicycle...)
Some questions about units I am not familiar with:
- what is the role of ammo bearers attached to guns, mortars, HMGs? What is the impact if they are lost?
- Bil on his blog talks about medical duties. Please explain?
On a more general note, I am getting my ass handed to me in the training scenario, attacking as US. Help?
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