Frenchy

Believe me I have looked. Even have had conversations with 570th Signal Company veterans and they can't recall. I will keep digging.

Mike - That is fine by me. No one seems to know if there is a master list nor where one would be kept. I've written the Signal Corps Musuem to see if they have the material or know where it may be. This is proving more difficult than I thought for radio net call signs 65 years old!

70th did stand down after the war. Deactivated in October 45. Heard back from the Army on my request and they haven't a clue where to look. I will keep digging.

Angryson - haven't a clue what you are talking about. These concern WW2 units and documents have since been declassified.

For several years I have been trying to find out the code names of all 70th Infantry Division units to no avail. I know the division and infantry regiments, but none of the special troops, engineers and medical battalion. While posting AARs for the 884th FAB, I noticed attached units were sometimes mentioned by their code names. The main question: does anyone know who established the code names for units and is there a master index online? Is a master index of code names available anywhere? Here's what I have - 70th Infantry Division Headquarters - "Wyandot" 274th Infantry - "Wyoming" 275th Infantry - "Wrecker" 276th Infantry - "Wriggle" The two attached support units mentioned: 93rd Armored Field Artillery - "Scorpion" 686th Field Artillery Battalion - "Fickle" Any help is appreciated.

WineCape, Once CM:N is released, will you consider running one of your fabulous tournaments?

Vey nice - looking forward to this one!

Worked like a charm! Thanks!

It may be delayed until the hacker issues are resolved.

I will give it a couple of days and see what happens.

Still nothing on my end. Nothing in spam folder either. Have not had problem with auto email from BFC until hack issues. Appreciate any help!

Tried reseting my customer account password as specified but have not received any email. Been over eight hours. Checked spam folder and it is empty. Hesitiant to try again. What's the next step?

Fortunately no email received by me. :-)

Just realized that this May I will have been a member of this forum for 10 years...damn.

"Come in Steve. Do you copy? Do we have a bone?"

I knew one of those US advisors. He also served as a battalion commander during WW2. Also served in Nam. Retired as a BG. Passed away a few years.

And the footage has been Ted Turnerized - ie computer colorized from black and white film. If you want real color checkout these stills - http://www.files.trailblazersww2.org/division_photos_page92.htm

As for a game title -- why not Combat Mission: ETO? It would encompass Arnhem, Bulge... Can't wait for this one!

I must be in the minority - I still on occasion do play the CMx1 games.

More of my hard earned dollars that will be spent!

I guess I don't need no stinkin' patches!

Were these patches included in the Brit forces module? And if so, no need to download and install the patch?

Any chance of seeing a World War II Pacific module?

What's your email address?

Looking to try out BF module...Can get 2 to 3 turns per week out. Smaller scenarios work best on my older machine. Just email me at skdixon @ bellsouth.net