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1 June 1942. Damascus, Syria. General Henri Dentz, High Commissioner of Levant and GOC-in-C Levant Forces of the Vichy Regime watched... -
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26 May 1942. Lembang, Java. Having come back to ABDA’s HQ, Auchinleck’s Naval Commander, Admiral Conrad Helfrich was able to update his...
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brazen reacted to JasTysoe's post in the thread Alternative History Armoured Fighting Vehicles Part 4 with Like.
I finally found a cost for Bailey bridges - $900,000 per mile to manufacture in the USA according to an article in The Military Engineer...
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brazen reacted to pjmidd's post in the thread Sir John Valentine Carden Survives. Part 2. with Like.
What? If they just could do that and improve logistics they would have OTL. The German Army was actually de mechanising not mechanising...
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brazen reacted to JasTysoe's post in the thread British Army 'sanity options 2.0', 1935-43 with Like.
What is the evidence that the Germans, Russians and French were more aware of the need for a big high velocity tank gun with a large HE...
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22 May 1942. Rangoon, Burma. General Auchinleck, with Generals Alexander and Slim, were picking through the reports of the actions of...
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brazen reacted to Garrison's post in the thread 1920s Germany if they win ww1 what do you think would have been done with the imperial navy if they didn't scuttle their ships. with Like.
Depends on when and how they win. If they end up controlling big pieces of Europe and the Russian Empire then the Army is going to be...