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I will do what my leaders tell me to do whether or not they are right or wrong because I have chosen not to think about anything other than the beer in my fridge and the porn on my computer! I have provided a translation of the previous member's post for the convenience of others who can not speak ...

I'm now part of a unit out of Oregon that does a 9th SS impression.

Brothers in Arms isn't out yet, is it?

Left are the shoulderboards for an Oberleutnant and the right seems to be the collar tabs for a panzergrenadier.

Someone will correct me if I am wrong, of course

--Mike

I second Close Combat 3

Daedelus Returned was reprinted last year in a limited run of about (I think) 500 books. I liked it a lot. I found it to be an exciting read full of vivid personal details. He also made reference to a fair bit of Greek mythology, as he admitted to having an interest in it before the Invasion. --Mike

darkertomcat wrote:At least they got the Vampire scope correct. You think that BF1942: Secret weapons of WW2 was their inspiration

-mike

From somethingawful.com, I wouldn't doubt it.

von der Heydte's account of his operations in Crete, titled "Daedelus Returned."

http://dogbert.abebooks.com/servlet/Boo ... =368324876

zerstort?

Some great photos on that site. I was under the impression that no FJ units used camouflaged smocks during the crete invasion, but several photos show splinter pattern helmet covers and smocks.

--Mike

From feldgrau's main site:

http://www.feldgrau.com/stats.html

Do the planes in the Museum still have the Swastika on the tail?

There are a couple of threads over at the Axis History Forum you might want to take a look at: Help me whit (sic) this "German KV-1": http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic.php?t=58880&highlight=kv1%2A Captured Russian Vehicles in German Service - many pictures: http://forum.axishistor...

Oh no, not somethingawful...

Thanks for the great link!