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  1. Its a good thing that Ivan Pavlov died before he could see this perversion of his groundbreaking studies on animal behavior.

     

    Using animals that have far better uses than blowing themselves up under a tank shows the desperation of the Soviets as the Germans advanced through their country.

     

    Clearly however, suicide dogs did not have a strategic impact on the war in the East, and as always it was determined men and women who fought and died to defeat the Nazis.

     

    This vid would have been better left unfound John.

  2. Not a lot of actual combat going on in these vids......sounds of firing in the distance, guys shooting grenades but obviously not being shot at and other stuff. All firing looks indirect and not aimed.

     

    I know people are dying there sadly. but to call these examples "Combat Footage" is a stretch.

  3. A bit off topic from DU discussion, but fairly relevant;

     

    Back in the mid 80s the Soviets purchased complex metal milling equipment from a firm in Norway which furnished. under license. high tech stuff manufactured by Toshiba in Japan. This technology and information obtained from the John Walker spy ring enabled the Soviets to manufacture much quieter submarine propellers, which in turn made later Soviet designs much quieter and harder to detect. Toshiba as a result was banned from selling products in the U.S. for three years, which cost them billions of dollars in lost revenues.

    Before this espionage coup, and double dealing by legitimate companies, Soviet Subs had propellers that were so noisey and broad spectrum noises from other sources that were so unique that US Subs could actually tell which individual Soviet Sub they were tracking.

  4. Oh please.  You know you yearn to bask in the light of my everlasting agape.

     

    And versificationisms.

     

    I mentioned to Seanachai the other day that I was ready to serenade y'all once again.  I even showed him the song I would base it on.  And the video.

     

    And know, my Cessthren, that he almost took pity on ye.

     

    Almost.

    We don't need the Storyteller's pity. If he had the cojones, he would stop by himself instead of sending his minion to do his bidding.

  5. When it posts a modicum of panache it already surpasses your abilities splurke...hence your mewlings of vitriol are not only expected, but boring.

    So you reckon that young Palladin is a reincarnation of a former cesspool dweller? A major feat of deduction on your part.....considering the amount of desert sand packed between your ears, its a wonder that you can deduce the fact that the sun has risen.

  6. At least you lot are getting turns. I fear Nidan1 has departed on his Caribbean cruise without so much as a 'by your leave'.

    What was the last turn you put in the dropbox folder, there Sparky?

     

    I guess Ill reload my last ones to give you a hand, I know how hard it can be for you to count consecutive numbers.

  7. http://www.amazon.com/They-Thought-Were-Free-Germans/dp/0226511928/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_3?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1420750313&sr=1-3-fkmr0&keywords=they+though+thewy+were+free.

    This book was originally written in the early '50s. It is back in print. It covers the lives and attitudes of several ordinary Germans during the Nazi Era. It is interesting to notice the consistency of the behavior of all of them. The book makes no excuses, but does highlight how Hitler and the Nazi Regime mesmerized the German people.

  8. Noba Has hundreds of e-light paratroopers all converging on my hapless Luftwaffe Field Units, little does he know that the 10th SS is right down the road.

    speedbump Is realizing that his only route to the objectives is over a narrow stone bridge covered by multiple MG42s and PaK guns. He will be dying in larger numbers very soon.

    Boo Radley Has found a scenario in which he has at least 20 or 30 Panther tanks, my only concern is how toget my hundred Shermans on line in this damned Bocage.

    Stuka Is once again vacationing in some place I have never heard of. No turns from him,

    ngcavscout Has Russian units advancing up a narrow road, right into the teeth of my defenses. He will be sorry.

  9. Seems like after ten years away from the forums he has also forgotten how to use a computer or follow simple instructions.

     

    Perhaps he was taken away in a rendition and has spent the last ten years in a dark hole in Diego Garcia or some other place where normal human contact is withdrawn.

     

    Only recently released in Barack Obama's, "Lets let all the bad guys go free campaign"

  10. Ok, which one of you gamey bastiges corrupted my install?!?!  Here I come, like the prodigal son personified, returned to the Pool, only to have my game tell me, "You need to have the Market Garden module, you dunce."  Now having purchased the "Big Bundle", which includes said module, and played a number of turns, I can only suspect that one of you have made off with my module.  The obvious suspect would be Boo Radley, with the dunce reference, but the Aussies have the animal cunning (not intelligence, mind you, but like rats surviving any disaster) to throw him under the bus.

     

    I will give you all 2 hours to return my module, no questions asked.  After that, well.....you will be sorry.

     

    speedbump2

    A lamer excuse to avoid mortal combat has never been spoken.

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