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JonnyBlademan

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  • Birthday 10/17/1968

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  1. For a detailed account of how a Sherman can knock out a Tiger, see my web page: http://www.752ndtank.com/cecina.html A more detailed account appears in an article I wrote for After the Battle magazine (Issue 114). Bob 752nd Tank Battalion in WWII </font>
  2. I have reloaded player vs AI turns and had different outcomes, but I can't even begin to guess what would make that happen in a pbem. Good luck
  3. If the Penguins and Waffles could get along, think of the possibilities; you could get a huge group discount on the therapy that you ALL desperately need.
  4. If the Penguins and Waffles could get along, think of the possibilities; you could get a huge group discount on the therapy that you ALL desperately need.
  5. If I'm not mistaken (and if I am it WILL be pointed out), you can download mods or a patch that will Nazi-fy the Waffengrenadiers etc. If you do a search through this thread, it has been a topic that has been talked about quite a bit. Good luck, try using some of the mods that the talented members of this forum have created for almost every aspect of the game (including anti-armor fishing). Throws a whole new look on your game.
  6. Great water, :)I was going to go to sleep, but it can wait for one more download.
  7. Tank fishing hmmm..... I never thought of that strategy, but I'm starting to see the genius of it all. Would you use barb-less or regular hooks for armor?
  8. Well, it makes sense one way or the other with the state of the German Army during it's retreat back to Germany, that anyone who could pick up an AT weapon would use one (I would). As for "The Forgotten Soldier" being fiction, I don't think so, but that's just my opinion. Great read anyway.
  9. If I may digress back to the original topic. "The Forgotten Soldier" By: Guy Sajer, would be a great book for you to check with GoofyStance. Although I don't remember specifically if he refers to platoon leaders using AT weapons, he does describe "delaying and fire brigade actions" that he was involved in. Ironically, I can't check this myself as my copy was loaned to and never returned by MY platoon leader.
  10. From personal experience shoulder firing AT4 and vehicle firing TOW missles, I can say without a doubt that they can do all of this and more. Even inside of a Bradley fighting vehicle firing these weapons isn't pleasent. Backblast is a serious safety issue and checking the BB is second only to finding a target. When the rocket launches, it sucks all the air (including the air in your lungs) out of the immediate area. Even wearing earplugs AND mouse ears, my head rang for about an hour afterwards. While the weapons I have used are relatively modern, the Panzerfaust/schrek would be pretty similar in effect.
  11. Well, historically if a delaying action were required, a commander would choose a squad or platoon that he was sure would be reliable. If for example, you have a platoon of SS soldiers who were groomed from the Hitler youth, or Soldiers and Marines who fought on either side in the Island Hopping campaign. If a squad or two (only) were to be randomly fanatic, it really wouldn't impact games above the company level. If they "improperly" were used on a suicide charge, they would be mowed down and so much for the big advantage. I would say that there are plenty of historical examples of squads fighting to the last man to buy time, or to break the first hole in enemy lines. Give them a wicked rarity penalty for purchase and they will probably be bought as rarely as they existed. Micheal makes a great point about the FOW not really having an impact on the game, I think this would be about the same. Just my two centavos.
  12. Well, after months of deliberation over whether I should buy the Japanese version of CMAK(for an ungodly overpriced amount of money)and figure it out (very slowly) with a kanji dictionary, or if I should beg someone to send it to me (somehow I picked up the notion that they wouldn't ship to countries where they sold retail). I finally decided to beg to the source, so I emailed BFC. Matt himself climed down from on high and said "sure you can order it". FIVE days later I am holding my copy in my hands! If only my boss could be this wonderful......sigh!
  13. Well, after months of deliberation over whether I should buy the Japanese version of CMAK(for an ungodly overpriced amount of money)and figure it out (very slowly) with a kanji dictionary, or if I should beg someone to send it to me (somehow I picked up the notion that they wouldn't ship to countries where they sold retail). I finally decided to beg to the source, so I emailed BFC. Matt himself climed down from on high and said "sure you can order it". FIVE days later I am holding my copy in my hands! If only my boss could be this wonderful......sigh!
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