Björn Eriksson

Great work! Looks like it's gone trough a few battles

I would definetly use it. I hate having to search all the CM sites on the web in order to find good mods.

This site gives you all the vehicle portrait BMP numbers. Every vehicle has 20 BMPs of wich the portrait is the last. So the T-37 should be BMPs 12500 - 12519. http://members.shaw.ca/grossdeutschland/modvehicle.htm

Great work! I might be wrong, but I think there is a third original Tiger texture. If I remember it right, it's bi- or tri-color.

Pleeease mail it to me at knivbjorn@hotbrev.com I would love to see a T34 with the same dirty look (and all the other soviet tanks as well ).

Great work! Where can I download it?

The dirty tracks link doesn't work. Does anyone know where I can find it?

I have been searching the web for a good looking, low-res grid overlay grass mod for quite some time now. I have only found ones with to bright colors for my liking. Does anyone know where I can find a darker one?

Delete the file named "Combat Mission barbarossa to berlin prefs" (or something like that), then start the game as normal.

Brilliant! Funniest post I've ever read.

Hetzers are IMHO the absolutely best tank destroyers the germans have in CMBO. In one QB versus the AI, a single Hetzer destroyed 2 Churchill VIII's in two turns. They both came into its view at the same time and they shot at each other for a entire turn, neither side got any penetrations. In the next turn, the veteran Hetzer crew first took out the gun of the first Churchill, knocked out the second one and then turned back to set the first one on fire. Since then, I've always taken at least two of these cuties to all of my PBEM battles.

Good luck!

Thanks. I could never have figured that out myself.

I can't see the pictures.

Yes, that's what it says. It is a english book but I've only got the swedish translation of it. It is one of those large green backed books (the one about the battle for Arnhem) that can be found at almost any library (at least in Sweden) and it's written by Eddy Bauer.

I read this in a book today (I've translated it from swedish myself, and I'm not very good at english): "Phosphorous grenades were commonly called smoke grenades, although they were terrible weapons against humans. Especially when used against troops with limited mobility" I thought that Phosphorous grenades and smoke grenades were two completely different things. In every war movie I've seen, smoke grenades simply burn a little and start to emit smoke. I can't see how this can be dangerous to humans.