"Billy Bogle got a surprise with his Saturday lunch that stirred solemn memories of World War II. As part of the Second Wind Dreams program for...
It was recently, it hasn't been for a couple months now. We had a huge argument over the King Tiger in August mostly everyone against this one...
Alright I'm not that crazy.....;) I was just pretty much trashing the Sherman in the top 10 tanks thread.....stupid
Oh yea! Are you talking about that best tank discussion from when I just joined? I try to block those early days out of my memory....I had no...
Why make the window 4 hours long? Maybe we should just decide on on hour or maybe even less?
Congratulations! You join the ranks of Evans, Kai, and Erich with all 16 medals! Quite a feat indeed.
Nope the forum actually seemed to be running a lot better without you arou............wait what.....who said that :zipit: (;)) Hi I'm Jon BTW :p
In that case he was no different than an average soldier in the Heer. He of course wore a different uniform and fought alongside other SS...
Hi Skipper, that is true for pre-war and very early war SS. By even 1942 the requirements for entrance into the SS were nearly gone and by 1944...
"(NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS) - One of Civil Air Patrol’s most famous World War II “subchasers,” honored for heroism by President Franklin Delano...
"For a time, the Fujiokas of Los Angeles lived a life of almost unimaginable abundance for a Japanese immigrant family in the early 20th century....
"NICE, France - Jean-Jacques Delorme was 23 before he got the truth. After years of mystery, during which his mother maintained a stubborn...
Hello Max, Welcome!
Hurricane, Battle of Britain.....did I win? ;)
Hi PzJgr, here is another quote from Germany's Panzer Arm by R. L. Dinardo: "German armor doctrine was it finally evolved was essentially an...
Close enough ;) :p
And a partridge in a pear tree? ;)
Hi Rommel2009, could you perhaps clarify what exactly the article said or provide a link? It is not really a "strategy" as strategy is really the...
Hello Chris, welcome, tell us more about yourself :)
"Luther H. Smith Jr., 89, who flew 133 missions in Europe as a Tuskegee Airman before being captured near the end of World War II, died Wednesday...
