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Tom Houlihan wrote:Buenos Dias, Fridolin!

Happy New Year, Old Friends! So good to see all of you in the same day!

This bodes well for the New Year! The Forum Heroes Stamm Zug all reporting in!

Yes, good to see the old crew back!!

Yes, congratulations.

michael kenny wrote:Good idea.
Wouldn't want this to happen to you as well as you know who!

http://youtube.com/watch?v=Bfgn2lOSx6M

Excellent video.

Does anyone know the organizational layout and number of troops assigned to the 6th Army at the time of the battle for Stalingrad?

Many thanks in advance.

So Sam H. will not be good enough?

I can see how some, in more politically acute nations, may have difficulty in being associated with even a non-political research site.

Merry Christmas Tom and the whole Forum Heroes gang!

Hi Matthew Considering that only Feldgrau has a very small community of moderators, a Holocaust section is a timeconsuming and frustrating hell holeif it is not moderated properly. At AHF there is a Holocaust section and it is run almost full time by a very competent mod. If you scan the old thread...

http://bismarck-class-forum.dk/

Try this forum - some one there will know.

U-Boats and U-Boat development - get some of those advanced U-Boats a year earlier, and D-Day is going to be tough to maintain.

Interesting film, good analysis by Paddy as well.

It would be an interesting read.

Ok, so I finally find the time to sit down and read this book (at the beach the last few days) and all I can say is wow. Why did I wait?

Prit - excellent work, I truly loved this story.

I strongly recommend this to all of the forum heroes - its just fantastic.

phylo_roadking wrote:Yeah - but open to the public and say on the Net.....or as USUAL open to a Vatcian-selected historian to write a Vatican-approved history of the period????

phylo

Why don't we wait to see tha access granted before passing judgment?

As many of you know, when Bismark was hit by those torpedoes, it was during a maneuver the ship did to avoid the British biplanes and their torpedoes. Because of that, in the moment the ship lost its control over direction, it was facing toward the shore of Great Britain. Then, for hours, to the su...

Entire war as a whole.