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You are correct, (B9.321).

I really don't have the words to convey my sorrow at this news. I just saw him a couple of weeks after my release to home with my stroke a couple of weeks ago and he was going to visit with a couple ASL friends in Michigan.

I am the 32nd "Red Arrow Division" Vice President of the Veteran Association ) am the 128th Historian with over 28 years with the Rgt , If you need any assistance, I would be more than happy as an old ASLer.

At this stage, the USA 128th Rgt of the 32nd recently arrived from Australia and a Company of 9th Aust. Constabulary with no atry,

I ljke the ARR as DRs helps me to remember rues I may have missed as I recently am going through relearning while in a rehab from my stroke (I don't know but perhaps about 6 month or so it will be better). I sure those ASL games.

Per B.1 Usually, the dominant terrain type includes the hex center dot, but occasionally building hexes have a hex center dot in Open Ground; an Open Ground hex center dot never changes a hex containing a building to an Open Ground hex. The hex is still woods hex.

Had a severe stroke at the end of Dec that required a 100 percent of blood plasma transfusion. Still going through the rehab (still can't walk or walk to well) but still enjoy ASL posts and the stories. Like you I wouldn't like anyone to experience a like situation. I hope will be able to pick...

The ASOP place all landed glider contents on board during Step 5.21A, whereas the ASOP says conduct any minefield attacks as they occur during Step 6.21B (a different phase altogether).

Several times. LC has several that are just a ton fun with their LSSAH packs.

According to the ASOP the end of the RtPh commences at Step 6.3 whereas elimination of FRT occurs in Step 6.21B, only Step 6.31 occurs after the routs in a terrain blaze.

To The Bridge! one of the very best scenario packs out there. Don't go away without playing a couple of them.

And while we're at it perhaps open a discussion about an ordinance with regards special types of ordnance.

I think you have answered your own question by rule A5.1. Just read down a little bit further and it will come to you,

Cross-country skiing it would be little difficult but the different in actual actual height would manageable in most scenario presentations.

Pick up a SK (or so) it normally has a as about any thing you need save a HASL with a lot of basic counters.

I wish to withdraw from this round as I suffered a stroke that left me a with a condition that precludes a good play and perhaps for an extended as hopefully that will lead to a full recovery in time.

Sorry I am still suffering from the stroke and a being in a care facility for a few month's or at least home thearphy for the foreseeable immediate furture. Sure look forward to seeing you guys once again some day.

Yes it can see the468 st there no bocage in the AA6 hex(hexside).

I will second Tom's (Tuomo's) appreciation of this scenario, and that's saying a lot considering I've had just a great game against Toumo Lukkarie and some against my good friend, Jay Elwell earlier this year.

Look in Ch H FW Ordnance Note #22, NATO Common Ordnance Notes.