Aragorn2002

Gorgeous map.

By you mostly. That's why you have to stick around.

Haha. Not really, Capt. I guess you have enough to do. Edit: that sounds rather ungrateful, but I mean well.

Pm sent.

It's all possible. Personally I don't give a damn about what BFC thinks of us, same as I'm sure it will be the other way around. As long as they give us great games and we give them our money it's all good. Works for me. But I do appreciate they are there, that's for sure. Without them we would have nothing. There will always be some bitter taste about what could have been, but will never be. France 1940, North Africa 1941-1943 etc.etc. Beggars can't be chosers, I guess. Personally I accept this because I've got all I ever wanted, but I'm sorry for gifted people like you, who could have made the difference and give us even more if their talents had been appreciated and used. On the other hand the most brilliant mods and scenarios hardly get any attention,as you experienced yourself. Perhaps that's also a reason why BFC doesn't bother to support 'little' mods like France 1940, Finland and Crete. But don't underestimate your own efforts and the impact that had on a lot of CM gamers. Stick around, no need to sacrifice time, energy or even health on our behalf. Just help us with your knowledge from time to time. Make something if you feel like it or don't. You're too good a guy to be missed on this forum. Same goes for people like WimO@ and MJKerner@. Don't touch the game for a year or so, if you like, but just stay around. Don't be obsessed with it, but just enjoy it. We still have great times ahead, no matter what comes.

Sure will watch out for these!

You're not a lone wolf, you're a wolfpack. Seriously, you had such impact on CM that it deserved more attention, but perhaps i's is some comfort that you gave a lot of enjoyable hours to many CM owners, like me. Thank you Phil. Gonna jump over Crete some more. Really loved Bagage Claim.

Please do, Phil. Great 'little' project. I did test play Bagage Claim.

Am I correct when I say only one scenario has been released, Phil. I played one and it was tremendous fun playing from both sides.

How vulnerable a human being is, and yet how tough.

Sorry to hear that. Hopefully it didn't cause him pain. Where did he serve?

Impressive story. Let's never forget the real people behind our games. Bleeding, suffering, dying.

Life is strange, isn't it? Good to hear he had a long and hopefully full life.

In which division did he serve?

Is it perhaps please possible to have some screenshot for the upcoming British module?

You're welcome, JM! Found another one on 260. I.D. https://wordpress.260id.de/juni-1944-einer-entkam-dem-untergang/

Most divisional accounts have a lot of information on 1939-1943, but less on 1944 and 1945. Is that also the case with this book? I must admit I have so many books, I sometimes forget which I bought and which I'm missing. I hope one day a military historian of the calibre of Douglas E. Nash will start to investigate the German infantry divisions. Less glamorous than the Panzer divisions, but definitely worth the attention. Most information like KTB etc. are lost, but much can still be found.

I have literally dozens of them. All in German, which is no problem for me. Hard to find nowadays and ludicrously expensive. Someone should reprint them.

Yes, it was, thank you. I'm always searching for more information, nowadays especially on German infantry divisions in the hell of White Russia in the Summer of 1944.

May I ask where?

Not near Gelderland, I'm afraid, Wim. But I do know that area. I will check out your map and let you know.

Not sure, but it's possible. I will look into it some more. Rather attached to those moustaches now.

That Buron map is simply brilliant. Haven't checked out the others, but what a way to say good bye.

Thank you for a your time and energy, Wim. I regret your decision, but fully understand. Is your Buron Environs MM map included? Edit: it is. Thank you so much.