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Doesn't the scenario called "Red Storm" from AP2 depict T-44's fighting at Seelow Heights?
Good websites to visit.
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chris_olden
Elder Member
Yeah, I believe that's the one.
Fun scenario!
Fun scenario!
Dave Booth
Recruit
This is not a website but a fan page which I created today to premote our game for people to chat and post links about what we love and do. If you are not able to find it through the link use the search for: Advanced Squad Leader Fan Page and you will find us there...
This is the link http://www.facebook.com/pages/Advanced-Squad-Leader-Fan-Page/196860926994989
This is the link http://www.facebook.com/pages/Advanced-Squad-Leader-Fan-Page/196860926994989
larth
Senior Member
CORPS OF ENGINEERS: THE WAR AGAINST JAPAN
750+ pages, includes big index and list of engineer type of units. I have just flipped through it but it looks like a good read.
From history.army.mil.
750+ pages, includes big index and list of engineer type of units. I have just flipped through it but it looks like a good read.
From history.army.mil.
Kevin Kenneally
Elder Member
All,
Just discovered this link to the German Small Unit Actions on the Eastern Front:
http://www.allworldwars.com/Small-Unit-Actions-During-German-Campaign-in-Russia.html
This is an "Excellent" source for scenarios, past and present.
Please read this and pass along to others that do not monitor this web page.
Just discovered this link to the German Small Unit Actions on the Eastern Front:
http://www.allworldwars.com/Small-Unit-Actions-During-German-Campaign-in-Russia.html
This is an "Excellent" source for scenarios, past and present.
Please read this and pass along to others that do not monitor this web page.
Kevin Kenneally
Elder Member
larth
Senior Member
Couldn't rep you again! Nice stuff from Finland there.
thedrake
Elder Member
http://www.defendingarnhem.com/ --good site about some of the German units that fought there (the account of KG Krafft in the OOB section is good reading for any ASL'er.)
http://www.cgsc.edu/carl/resources/csi/csi.asp#papers --wealth of info,especially for ASL scenarios.
http://www.cgsc.edu/carl/download/csipubs/augustta/augta_ch5.pdf --Glantz's look at 1945 Hutou battle (using this for a scenario design of my own.)
http://www.casematepublishing.com/ --excellent WW2 books
http://www.pen-and-sword.co.uk/ --more excellent WW2 books
http://www.cgsc.edu/carl/resources/csi/csi.asp#papers --wealth of info,especially for ASL scenarios.
http://www.cgsc.edu/carl/download/csipubs/augustta/augta_ch5.pdf --Glantz's look at 1945 Hutou battle (using this for a scenario design of my own.)
http://www.casematepublishing.com/ --excellent WW2 books
http://www.pen-and-sword.co.uk/ --more excellent WW2 books
Kevin Kenneally
Elder Member
Just heard that a tornado hit Slidell earlier this week.
Glad to see you did alright.
thedrake
Elder Member
Kevin wrote:
<<<Just heard that a tornado hit Slidell earlier this week.
Glad to see you did alright>>>
Thanks,Kevin.Was on other side of town from me fortunately.
<<<Just heard that a tornado hit Slidell earlier this week.
Glad to see you did alright>>>
Thanks,Kevin.Was on other side of town from me fortunately.
John Fedoriw
Member
Wow this really interesting thanks for posting it. I love the small unit stuff.
Unfortunately though one section of the that link seems to be missing some script. In the Armour section it reads:
"II. The Armored Roadblock (June 1941)
When Germany launched her attack against Russia on the morning of 22 June 1941, Army Group North jumped off from positions along the border separating East Prussia from Lithuania. On D plus 1 the 6th Panzer Division, which was part of Army Group North,
sians were knocked down by the impact. Before the prisoners could close in again, the sergeant freed his other arm and fired the machine..."it looks to me like some verbage got deleted where I put my icon. Anyone know where I could find the missing sentences?
Thanks for any help and thanks again for posting the link,
John
Kevin Kenneally
Elder Member
Kevin Kenneally
Elder Member
Western European volunteers in the Wehrmacht and Waffen SS:
http://www.gutenberg-e.org/esk01/main.html
Very good website with many links to GREAT info about a little known topic......
http://www.gutenberg-e.org/esk01/main.html
Very good website with many links to GREAT info about a little known topic......
Darrell Andersen
Senior Member
An excellent overview of the Cape Gloucester/Suicide Creek fight
http://www.ibiblio.org/hyperwar/USMC/USMC-C-Gloucester/index.html
http://www.ibiblio.org/hyperwar/USMC/USMC-C-Gloucester/index.html
Kevin Kenneally
Elder Member
Thanks DA.
Kevin Kenneally
Elder Member
Anyone else have ANY weblinks to visit?
Share the wealth.
Share the wealth.
Found this on the North Irish Horse.
http://www.northirishhorse.net/
http://www.northirishhorse.net/
Probably a well known one, but a very good one...
Tons of pics, title is a bit misleading but click on "Photos" and enjoy
http://www.ww2incolor.com/
Tons of pics, title is a bit misleading but click on "Photos" and enjoy
http://www.ww2incolor.com/
Black Hound70
Member
Well I got a few comments about this site :
- Yes the title is misleading. There are only a few post-colorized by users photos on the site
- It's really slow!
- You cannot zoom on pictures they are pretty small.