Lithuanian

They will probably try to get the TC's jersey over his head, try and give him a good pounding.

Now I am even more puzzled - who would have been higher than Major? [ June 09, 2004, 12:15 PM: Message edited by: Lithuanian ]

Seems as good a place as any to post this: What is a Duntroon graduate, and why were they not permitted to rise above the rank of Major in the 1st AIF?

Yes, thanks much for that link. I had actually seen that long ago, but presumably before the jump-up you refer to. Mining it now, if there are any night ones that jump out, let's hear it.

They do briefly it seems, but then they just disappear.

They do briefly it seems, but then they just disappear.

So did I, maybe they reman the HMG. The other possibility is that it was a FOW result - never really prisoners? Anyway, I was pretty ticked at the perfidious Hun - it was CMBB by the way.

So did I, maybe they reman the HMG. The other possibility is that it was a FOW result - never really prisoners? Anyway, I was pretty ticked at the perfidious Hun - it was CMBB by the way.

Yes, they do unsurrender. I had one HMG surrender, then open up on me 2 turns later - need to take them into your control.

Yes, they do unsurrender. I had one HMG surrender, then open up on me 2 turns later - need to take them into your control.

Looking for book recommendations or, even better, links to accounts of night attacks by the Kiwis. I have read a few things that mention them, but nothing of a scenario-building nature. Actually hoping for a wad of cash from their military

Thanks for the recommendation - have been curious since I read a note in another book calling Isurava(sp?) an 'Australian Thermopylae', but have never run across an account when book-browsing. Battalion size engagement too, the Kokoda actions would make a fascinating CM operation.

Well to conceal your lack of knowledge start by calling it the Kokoda TRACK (not Trail). Trail makes it sound like some sort of nature walk (and pi@@es off the guys who were there). </font>

Sure but even if they did do it, all you would do is bleat that there weren’t Americans in it. </font>

[HINT] Many Australians fought heroically and with tremendous tactical innovation in the Pacific Front. [/HINT]