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Hey Hans would a tad of Lebanese music be ok.

Well the mortgage is paid. Does Great Britian own itself now?

Well on my mothers side of the family - they immigrated to the US from Denmark. Thats sort of Sweden "south" right? But live in San Francisco now.

Tried to do a turn on a pbem game after upgrading to 1.02 and did my move portion of a pbem game but then the game launched into the action phase without allowing a save and after that took me to my opponents turn. Definitely broken.

Use to play QB's virtually every day. Lately do QB's a couple of times a week. Don't care for scenarios with a few specific exceptions.

I don't know. What was the greatest tire in WWII?

Some of these ideas don't sound so bad. More like reality.

Hans you should get to work on converting some of those CMBO scenarios. Haven't even tried in a long long time to play CMBO . Think I will give it a try in a few minutes just to remind myself what it looked like.

I like IP but rarely do it. Usually its a great fight and a lot of fun. Playing against the AI is useful and good training ,but it does become somewhat predictable. Still fun though, especially if you give the AI some advantages to make your life on the battlefield more exciting. Do a lot of PBEM with my brother who although a better CM player than I am is defeated a fair amount of the time. Prefer QB's to most scenarios although I must admit that a good scenario can be superior to a QB.

1974-1977 Pirmasens Germany. Officers Club manager and some similiar jobs. 1977-1978 Ft. Bragg ,NC. Class I (Food) officer 1st Support Command 1979-1981 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Commissary (Food) Officer with operations in Saudi Arabia, Egypt and such. 1982-1984 Ft Lee ,Virginia. Commissary and subsistence course instructor and special staff officer to the commanding general. 1985-1986 Bayonne, New Jersey. Director of a subsistence buying, storing and shipping operation supporting Europe and many other areas. 1987-1988 Tegue, Korea. 19th Support Command, Food Advisor (dealing with dining facilities primarily). 1989-1994 Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. Instructor with the Command and General Staff College and Supply officer. So 20 years in the US Army, Quartermaster Corps. Retired in 1994 as a Major, regular army.

Visit this site for some interesting military music: http://www.gridcogames.com/HOI%20Stuff/military_music.htm

Visit this site for some interesting military music: http://www.gridcogames.com/HOI%20Stuff/military_music.htm

Merry Christmas to all and wishing that everyone receives gift games as truly great (big time wish) as Combat Mission: Afrika Korps.

Still have all three in residence on my hard drive. Must say however, that CMBO has not gotten much play in recent times.

Interesting site.

Sounds like a good product for many gamers.

Good reading on the AFV's in Spain. I shall have to try out some of the SCW scenarios.

I also prefer the smaller battles. Having a large map for moving on is fine but having too many units becomes "work".

Huh?

CMBB is my favorite game but do like to play others just for variety. Especially like to do PBEM games. Currently playing these other games: Space Empires IV gold Civilization III -Play the World Medieval Total War - Viking Invasion Uncommon Valor Hearts of Iron I also like the following games but have not played them much lately: Master of Orion II - forget MOO III Europa Universallis II Star Wars Rebellion Age of Wonders II Empire Deluxe

Thanks Hans, yes I had meant to ask where he was currently living but somehow the word "where" did not make it into the sentence. The restaurant story is also quite interesting.

Hey Hans, very interesting story. That restaurant in France that he worked in is one of the very best. Does he live now?

Sounds interesting and much more realistic to me. Too bad items such as pontoon bridges and such are not included in Cmbb.

Reference the Hindi music option. I must say I would favor the inclusion of such an enjoyable option in the next CMBB patch. Even better would be an Arabic music option as I find Arabic music quite soothing.

What about trying some rocks at one or both ends of the bridge - it could represent damage to the road and or bridge and would prevent vehicles crossing but the inf could press on.