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Excellent book - particularly enjoying the accounts of the Battle for Crete. No problem with the Courier font - made the connection there. Further comments: are you going to compile another? *grin* Also, citing your references means that we can all delve deeper into the history. Lovely.

Will need to check the squads (its on my laptop), but three crack squads at night, in terrain which is mainly open ground and hedges. I would have been much happier just to avoid the thing, but unfortunately the crew spotted my bazooka teams, and things got ugly! The Ostwind _did_ have squad support, but I nailed them - two squads, one in a foxhole, the other with an LMG. The scenario is one of the basic ones supplied with the game itself, I forget the name, but basically US paratroops moving in on a Belgian village to remove a German bridgehead. Think I'll restart this one with a view to flanking the vehicle. Thanks for giving me things to think about!

Hi folks - just back from Luxembourg, and a fantastic military museum in Diekirch. Can anyone point me at a decent online source of information for unit composition and strength (US and German) during any of the operations in the Luxembourg area? Some of my friends' grandparents fought in the resistance - would they be listed as "partisans"? Comments/suggestions gratefully received!

Yup, I ordered the "Anthology" pack for a friend in Luxembourg, and it is all three games. Stupendous value, considering I paid full price for all three!

Hi folks, probably a stupid question to start with, but just how much of a chance would US paratroop squads without bazooka support have, taking on an Ostwind? I've had the game(s) for ages, but little time to play, and am still learning my way through the units. The paras tended to rout and get wiped out, no matter what I tried. I _had_ bazooka teams, but they were the unfortunates who found the Ostwind in the first place... Comments appreciated!