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Chapter Two Thousand Eight Hundred and Twenty-One 18th May 1980 Fort Lewis, Washington State The smell of disinfectant and bleach... -
skettenhund reacted to cortz#9's post in the thread What if these 2 aircraft meet in combat …. with Like.
Mig-9 vs Me-262.
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skettenhund reacted to Carl Schwamberger's post in the thread January 1943. The German View with Like.
Tripoli Lt Niebergall looked with some satisfaction on the days improvements his AT gun crews had put on their positions. The initial...
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skettenhund reacted to Carl Schwamberger's post in the thread Would Japan surrender conditionally without an invasion or atomic bombs? with Like.
Take a look at the peace proposal the Japanese government sent to the US embassy in Switzerland early summer 1945. Labeling it...
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I have not read the minutes of the meetings, nor the memos myself. Those who have trawled those tell that the leaders saw the famine as...
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Its a matter of scale. At this point OTL a considerable portion of the Wehrmacht was involved in security operations in the occupied...
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Italy General Paul Deichman, Kesselrings Chief of Staff, the 2d Air Fleet & German Forces South, sipped a small cup of the Italian...
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Certainly not completely. A large occupation force would be required to sit on the eastern territories until some sort of adequate...
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Perhaps. Miranda de Ebro is a small town in Northern Spain and exactly the sort of place where traditional festivities would be a key...
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Yes they were. And yes the minutes of the meetings clearly show Hirohitos unprecedented but entirely legal intervention broke the war...
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Chapter Two Thousand Eight Hundred and Twenty 5th April 1980 Miranda de Ebro, Spain The annual Spring Exercises of European Defense...
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Chapter Two Thousand Eight Hundred and Nineteen 28th March 1980 Dublin, Ireland The evening news featured shots of a smoking crater...
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skettenhund reacted to PMN1's post in the thread Short Stirling used as Maritime Patrol Aircraft for Battle of Atlantic? with Like.
France Fights on did something with a Stirling MPA Minimum at maximum range 2000lb. This is the Sunderland gross load and that was...
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PART TWO - (For your enjoyment and comment)! SUPPLEMENT ONE: - DIKIPEDIA (An Alternate History Factoid by JPD) Battle of the...