Recent content by Del

Damn, there go my chances of winning a scenario! 😢

Thanks as always to Andreas and all his elves who help organise this great tournament! And thanks to my opponents who ensured I had five fun games, even though my results were not quite so impressive as Michael’s 🤪 It was a great idea having General Horrocks introduce the Market Garden round!

‘The most dangerous weapon you will ever see on the battlefield is the one in the hands of the man beside you.’ True whether they are waving a sword or an assault rifle.

The Danish army used a version of the MG-42 as the standard squad LMG/MMG until about 5 years ago, so I expect that the filmmakers simply borrowed some of those.

Best thing about the Yugo was that it had electrically heated rear windows, so you could keep your hands warm while pushing it! 😆

Play to the end! At this year’s Supporting Fire I played a game where I was sure I would lose, then sure I would win, then lost. The tipping point was when my opponent said he would turn the malfunctioned AT gun to point at the two adjacent tanks, “just in case I repair it “... you can guess...

If you’re worried about how to get to a Swedish tournament, and don’t want to prepare, then Supporting Fire is the answer. Fly into Copenhagen and hitch a ride north to Borås with the Danes! We were 5 this year. And being an all blind tournament, merely bring your dice and play! That said...

Very cool! See you tomorrow!

Looking very much forward to this! We will be a strong Danish invasion force this year, with at least 5 making the trip north to Borås to the best all blind tournament I know of.

Both the short and the long first round are nearing completion, and despite already being down 0-1 it’s hard not to be delighted to be here again. Great turnout again with well over 40 braving the cold- EC are ground snow.

it could have gone either way but the stabbing by the Japs were over and the Gurkha got the last stabbing victory with their hvy Gurkha knives. [/QUOTE Closed I’ve EVER gotten to beating Mel, and proves that a lot of luck can go a long way, just not quite far enough this time! Next time...

Left a message in the "start a conversation" function. There's a very active ASL community here in Denmark and Sweden, so sure you will get a game or two in if you want that. Despite the somewhat dodgy weather there is lots to see and do, but remember to bring your woolies.

I'll be there, and so should you! It's a blind tournament so no need to practice those scenarios 10 times... :)

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Thanks to Bo and Michael for yet another fantastic tournament. Looking forward to the next 20 years!