BLSTK

Is there a "vet" in the house?

I'd say Black Sea sure beats Wait 'n' See any day. Thanks for the update Steve.

Home of the all-day breakfast. Of course back then they were serving beaver tail. How I miss beaver tail!

Can you say "siesta"?

...and then there's the difference between working hours and actual hours worked.

Pardon the pun...but the tank crew just got Frey'd (Berg).

My, my...it sure is heating up in here.

This stuff NEVER gets old!

Bang on, Splinty. Keep 'em comin', Freyberg!

Finally, iMolestCats has met his match!

Well said, FO. Thanks for being so...forward...and for putting this discussion into perspective. Hopefully, cooler heads will prevail.

^^^ Let's continue to take "the high road" here, boys. No need to get personal. +1 I'll second that, my good man.

Ah yes. A classic from Mr. Robert Zimmerman.

Belenko, wadda ya mean ya cant sing? One outta three will get ya to the big leagues.

Let's do this!

You do realize that in this scenario Redwolf would be Captain Kirk? Just sayin'.

Well, it IS Ramadan. Bottoms up, my Brothers!

...or even virtual news.

That explains it, Michael. The reason the Krauts are sauer!

I'm with Erwin on this one. I thought the icon represented the fog to which I awake ...on a good day.

PaperTiger: "I've read that 'Courage and Fortitude' is mildly challenging." Some have called me "mildly challenged".

Did someone say "challenged"?

Translation: der Fuhrer was the Wurst Brat.

This was a most memorable battle, in which BLSTK managed to live and fight another day. That is more than I can say for the majority of my troops, as only three men remained at Turnbull's station. Sadly, he was not one of them. Although eleven German units occupied the complex at game's end (a staggering FORTY-THREE enemy soldiers), my forces were somehow able to achieve a Minor Tactical Victory. I am still baffled by this outcome, since the only Allies in the area (all three of them) had retreated to behind the back wall. It is worth noting that the squad leader was in the process of surrendering, while his two subordinates "won the day" by remaining in the green. Upon the final turn only six allied fighters had exited the map for the slimmest of margins of victory imaginable.

mhaya, we barely knew ye...