Very nice slideshow. Enjoyed it very much
Forgive me if you can't hear me over the booing. What a sad day for me :cry:
If I remember my chemistry correctly which I probably can't the procces is called gasification of coal.
The book I was reading that mention what I posted earlier also said something about production of synthetic fuel and other synthetic products....
The use of the gasoline engine was already decided before the war after the oil and other industries would suggested that it would work better...
Lol it says I am anti-tolerant I would remember that next time they invite me to play floor hockey at the mosque. Well at least they are right...
Plus the Russians would just plow throught the line and not stop infront of it and shoot, well at least many times they did and the Panzerfausts...
That is hard in some cases as the Germans would often pack is as many as would fit because they never knew when they would be resupplied.
Der Kommandant Achtung! You are 38% brainwashworthy, 72% antitolerant, and 80% blindly patriotic Looks like I am a Nazi General, ROFL...
I believe the panzerfausts came in cratesaboutr 4-6 in each crate don't know the demensions, but they wouldnt be much bigger than the panzerfausts...
It would depend on how you are transporting them for example you can get 2-3 guys carry the panzershrek and the ammo while you would probably need...
Thanks redcoat and it woudn't surprise me that they used it because they used other weapons such as the Polish Vis pistol and some SS units used...
I believe there were plans for a reloadable Panzerfaust or they made it I dont remember it was supposed to be used like 5 times than thrown away.
Does anyone know for sure wether they were or were not used?
Unless you do what they did in Fight Club. :wink:
I think those being referred to is cinderblocks which arent that strong to begin with. As a child there was a couple in my backyard so I tried to...
Does anyone know if the Germans used captured Browning Automatic Rifles in militrary service during WWII? Because it would be a little silly not...
Actually I am positive that the Poles were in that squadron because I believe that is the only squadron that was supporting partisens because...
I believe there were some Poles that flew in that Special Duties squadron. I think they also used Dakotas.
Forgive my ignorance of Slovenia but wasn't it part of the Yugoslavia during WWII? Unfortinutely the article is not there anymore so I couldn't...