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The initial airborne drops didnt go to plan.... be interesting to see how the Allied command utilise the only unit not scattered and disrupted.

Good to see you guys participating...

Proceedings are starting to gather momentum gentlemen.. keep an eye on the Story so Far thread.

The map is from Normandy 44.

Its running along the same format but tweaked slightly from the mistakes I made in the CMSF Operation Desert Lance Campaign. Speaking of which will be getting tweaked slightly after this current phase. Swing by and join up.

We hope to be launching a CM Afghanistan ladder early this week. Not many places support CM:A so you should visit us at www.thefewgoodmen.com.

We are looking to start a little CM Afghanistan ladder at www.thefewgoodmen.com if anyone is interested.

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I'd really like to know what filters the guy with the awesome screenshots used, they are awesome.

Very nice....! Where is this available from... here?

Go check out www.thefewgoodmen.com. Loads of folk playing CMBN over there.

You da man EG. Your wanting it done for when you lead the Germans into battle in Operation Desert Lance?

Bit of a throwback to SS WW2 Camo.

I love Edinburgh... pop down with the wife a couple of times a year and stay at the Radisson on the Royal Mile. Has a great model shop to Model World... Edinburgh not the hotel that is. HAHA true. I prefer Ma Camerons myself and as for scantily clad females... I dont think they need the sun... over winter the brave northern women venture out in Arctic conditions with nought to protect them but their own body hair. Been to see a few local bands in Drummonds... love that they still serve cans of Red Stripe. Was anice day today funnily enough but even a nice day would get forfeited for a CW release.

Not in Aberdeen we dont... LOL

Very good analysis... noted for future reference in the campaign. Thanks. As an aside how would in laymans terms the Syrians handle an uprising in this area. Basically sector it of and flood each sector one by one with troops. Im sure the Americans did this in Fallujah IIRC.

Yes that much is very true.... in this case though the Syrians made a pre-emptive strike against the Free Syrian Army whilst they were forming up and before they had entered their own preferred area of operations. Be interesting to see how the Syrians fare in densely populated areas against an unconventional enemy.

We are simulating this at The Few Good Men website in the Operation Desert Lance Campaign... about to embark on the third phase... been very interesting so far. In the campaign there was a rebel uprising in Homs but the Syrian Airborne Infantry destroyed them. Campaign at FGM

Thanks thats done the job.

Hi Does anyone out there know how to change the resolution on CMBO.... it is just too big.... 400x680 or something while my windows is set to something like 1200x800 ..... it gave me the option of setting res when I loaded in cmmos but I hit the wrong one and now cant change it...Help

All Hail BTS... have a drink on us 'You Magnificent Bastards'