Dragon Army

Someone in LA got it today, so we could all end up with it anytime soon.

Congrats Chad. I sit and wait for my mail carrier to arrvie.

It's backwards for me. USPS has lost one of my packages and taken FOREVER on occasion to get me others, while UPS' record with me is spotless. :confused:

Fanboy.

Sound off boys as soon as anyone gets anything.

I happen to have a very large distribution center next to me, and I happen to get my post around 3pm. Hmmmmmm. . .

Yes, everything still moves on Sundays with exception of the your friendly postal carrier that will drop the package at your door.

I know we probably won't see it until Tuesday, but I am hopeing for tomorrow.

Thank you sir. That was the answer I was looking for. My EoGToWW2 is in storage, so I cant look it up myself.

Don't forget Jagdtiger for excellent, full color pics of many diffrent AFVs from musems around the world. Almost no data on these AFV's, but the modern pics of these WWII vehicles are excellent.

That trick works most of the time for me as well.

I'm sorry. The Ausf H and M I was referring to are both Marder III's (just diffrent sub-types) Anyone know the answer to this question?

There is SOMEFINK wrong with this thread. Oh yeah! It needs to be locked! HI MOM!

. . .of these two types: The Marder III Ausf H, or the Marder III Ausf M? (the M is the model we see in CMBO, the H is the one seen in SPR with the more forward positioned gun/crew area) Anyone? Was a certain model used more on the East front than the west? Like, more Ausf H's in the west, and more Ausf M's in the east? [ September 23, 2002, 12:37 AM: Message edited by: Dragon Army ]

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