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rleete, weren't you playing Seanachai for stoat's squireship? How's that going?

Bah! Heap your blame upon me, you Whining Wisconsiner... ite... whatever. I have the broad shoulders of an Ohioan and make fun of your weak, lethargic, dairy clogged antagonisms! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! So there. </font>

Bah! Heap your blame upon me, you Whining Wisconsiner... ite... whatever. I have the broad shoulders of an Ohioan and make fun of your weak, lethargic, dairy clogged antagonisms! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! So there. </font>

Bah! Heap your blame upon me, you Whining Wisconsiner... ite... whatever. I have the broad shoulders of an Ohioan and make fun of your weak, lethargic, dairy clogged antagonisms! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! So there. </font>

Bah! Heap your blame upon me, you Whining Wisconsiner... ite... whatever. I have the broad shoulders of an Ohioan and make fun of your weak, lethargic, dairy clogged antagonisms! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! So there. </font>

Bah! Heap your blame upon me, you Whining Wisconsiner... ite... whatever. I have the broad shoulders of an Ohioan and make fun of your weak, lethargic, dairy clogged antagonisms! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! So there. </font>

Bah! Heap your blame upon me, you Whining Wisconsiner... ite... whatever. I have the broad shoulders of an Ohioan and make fun of your weak, lethargic, dairy clogged antagonisms! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! So there. </font>

My personal favorite squad-level support weapon is the HK 21E/23E series. Comes in 7.62mm and 5.56mm. HK build quality in a M60 or M249 like platform. I've never fired one, but I've heard really good things. Then again, I'm pretty much a full-time HK cheerleader.

"The Library" is my favorite from the SP pack, but those are all excellent scenarios.

Don't worry, stoat. Taxes are still a breeze for a few years yet. I, for example, paid $14.35 in taxes this year. </font>

Don't worry, stoat. Taxes are still a breeze for a few years yet. I, for example, paid $14.35 in taxes this year. </font>

Don't worry, stoat. Taxes are still a breeze for a few years yet. I, for example, paid $14.35 in taxes this year. </font>

Don't worry, stoat. Taxes are still a breeze for a few years yet. I, for example, paid $14.35 in taxes this year.

Don't worry, stoat. Taxes are still a breeze for a few years yet. I, for example, paid $14.35 in taxes this year.

Don't worry, stoat. Taxes are still a breeze for a few years yet. I, for example, paid $14.35 in taxes this year.

I bet they left the server up so we can keep on having a Peng thread.

Also - pause it at second 26. Is that purple sphere the beginning of the explosion, or what? Does anybody know what that might be?

What tank was that they blew up? My modern armor identification skillz are weak.

My ongoing hunt for gnome-related things continues.

My ongoing hunt for gnome-related things continues.

My ongoing hunt for gnome-related things continues.

Okay, 2 quick questions - I'm looking for what the TO&E of a German Tank-Hunter Company would be, attached to an infantry regiment. The 1100th, if it matters. I'd assume towed PAKs and perhaps some SP guns, but specifics would be cool. I'm also not sure exactly what force the Jagers were facing. I believe it's in the 4th Guards Tank Corps, but that's all I've got. If somebody could point me in the direction of a good book or website with maps of Silesia, especially in the area of Bremberg, Dolnoslaskie, or Legnickie (40 miles west of Wroclaw) with forces on them, as of April 24th, or thereabouts, that would be super helpful. All I know is that the Soviet force included tank-ridering infantry, which suggests an armored unit. Thanks!

It's good to hear he's doing fine. And if nothing else, he has a good, solid name. I've seen a good number of pellet and BB injuries, but never one that penetrated to the point of needing surgical removal. </font>

Okay, I've done some research, and I think there's a lot more info on the division in the late war period, and I've got an interesting action in April of 45 to try - the last offensive action the division took, in Silesia. I'm a little iffy on whether to make an operation or set of battles. It's fighting over the course of a day, both sides being steadily reinforced - perfect for an operation, except I don't like how operations work. Arrgh! Anyways, if I have new questions, I'll ask. Thanks!

LtCol West, when you say "Heavy Guns", do you mean indirect fire assets, or direct fire? Were they generally SP guns, or "regular" guns? Just trying to get a sense about what we're talking here.