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I played the Warsaw 44 operation in CMBB just months ago. Seeing this resurrected in CM2 with FR would be a great thing. About the movie, never saw it, is there a way to watch it in Polish with English subtitles somewhere?

Congrats It´s CM time

Impressive scenery

It was no big deal, I recommend to replace it with the CMCW model. I wasn´t around here for some time. The new People´s Beta will include a new campaign is that correct?

- more control for scenario designers when it comes to CMRT pre-planned air support - and/or reassessment of friendly fire strike chances - leaving the current CMRT system in its foundation intact in order to prevent issues for existing scenarios

I guess one must do many things wrong in order to always end up with multi-minute delays just to get his men out of harms way in CM1. The claim that such challenges don´t matter for platoon and company level sounds like an opinion based on the fact that videogames is probably the closest one came to an infantry officer course or actual command. It was obvious beforehand that it is a feature some like some don´t, hence why an optional implementation. Persistent maps were also a great feature.

Switching CMRT´s air support to how the other titles handle it was not the point of the question.

Is there any news that Red Thunder´s air support system will see a rework with Fire & Rubble?

A feature to consider for engine upgrades is the command delay of CM1 being reinstated as an optional setting.

Yes, lets focus on Fire and Rubble, Engine Upgrades and other upcoming CM content. That is more interesting.

My post was meant to support your statement not to question it Good article published by the US Army Medical Department: https://history.amedd.army.mil/booksdocs/wwii/woundblstcs/chapter11.htm On the WW2 US M1 "Some aspects of the value of the M1 helmet are discussed by Beebe and DeBakey in their book on battle casualties.4More recently, Norman Hitchman5 of the Army's Operations Research Office reviewed some of the World War II casualty statistics and reached some important and timely conclusions regarding the value of wearing a helmet in combat. The following observ

I would like to see the source that states that a WW2 steel helmet doesn´t matter too much and only offer a slight reduction in injury when it comes to shrapnel protection.

I recently got back into it and did a review: