Me too needs a working link

What about A Week in Hue ?

The graphics are fantastic!

Well thought of

It will be so much better this way

It works! Thanks

<t> I was toying with the idea of making scenarios on the Eritrea-Ethipia war, as well as the Somalia vs Ethiopia Ogaden war.<br/> But never achieved a level of expertise to design a scenario.<br/> Imo those war are more interesting than the Gulf War, the latter was too much lopsided, there is no re...

<r> <QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>ORIGINAL: spence<br/> <br/> Is this a computer game or a board game?<br/> <br/> Be interesting to see how they handle the majority (but not all) of the Italian Navy switching sides in the middle of the game and how the fuel oil supply of the Italian Navy before it switches s...

I have never read other books by David Hobbs, will surely buy this one and I hope it will be well researched and not too much one sided
It's curious the title of "Taranto" for a book that covers the entire war up to 1945.

Every rabbit you guys take off from your hat is juicier than the previous [:D]

Poor Mel Gibson dead?
Great Job

Very nice AAR, thank you for sharing [:)]

I fully support the new schedule with Vietnam being broken down in DLCs

<r> I have just purchase the four volumes of the Iran-Iraq war from Helion & Co.<br/> Could I be of any help?<br/> <br/> <URL url="https://www.helion.co.uk/military-history-books/the-iran-iraq-war-volume-1-the-battle-for-khuzestan-september-1980-may-1982.php?sid=8ca735cbb2cac7e19ca499c810136f2c"...

I would prefer a faster pace of releases, even if it will mean paying a little more.

What's a Ruff-Puff Bn? [:D]

It reminds me of delusions I have heard about a game portraing the Pacific War at the single soldier level [:D]

<r> I think that the ultimate sources for the arab side would be the Arab Migs series by Tom Cooper et al.<br/> Volumes 5 and 6 covers the Yom Kippur War.<br/> <br/> <URL url="https://www.harpia-publishing.com/OurBooks?q=node/251/popup&view=detail"><LINK_TEXT text="https://www.harpia-publishing....

Love how the icon exceeds the counter boundaries!

If I am not mistaken Miller has been the first afro-american to be awarded the Navy Cross; guess that's the reason for christening CVN-81 with his name.