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My compliments to the admins and mods. I can understand how hard it is to run a site of this caliber. I am a mod at another forum where the admin will let anybody post their opinion but if that individual seems to go way out there in Crazyland, we'll reply to his post asking why he thinks this or th...

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I'll help if I do see the need to do so with the subforums that I frequent and I spot trouble-makers.

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Chris

Get well soon Haen

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Good to see ya back Jock

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Sergeant Fritz Nagel for practically sacrificing his life so that Erich von Manstein could get promoted to field-marshal when the Russians bombed the Italian ship that von Manstein, his ADC, and driver, which Nagel was were on.

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Happy birthday HaEN.

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Yes phylo, does sound like a "Mad Max" movie doesn't it? Lol, it's only appropriate while I'm reading this that I'm watching the NASCAR race on TV. I can just imagine the train just a revving to go.

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Wow! Now that's one vicious Russian right there! Hell, I'm even scared to ask what's in store for my character!

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Ohhh, Looks like it might be a brilliant knife fight if the Russian is faking being a novice!

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Commissar D, the Evil wrote:Aw Chris, I think he sees it as a "Pocket Battleship".

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David

Haha, yes, a "Pocket Battleship" indeed!

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What's odder still is that there was a Kriegsmarine officer defending the railway station with an armored railroad car.

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Commissar D, the Evil wrote: So, they flung themselves willingly, despite the mass of Russian anti-aircraft guns and dominating flights of Russian fighters into the burning inferno of Bad Frostberg.

Wow, air support for us at last!

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Chris

And Joachim Ribbentrop is going to give them H-E-double L with the armored railroad car.

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Wow, sounds like the battle's about to begin!

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Commissar, how about another chapter. I'm hoping I'll get to see it before T.S. Humberto hits here.

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Chris