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For some reason....:confused:

Not terribly considering how it features a North Korean ground attack drone that the Resistance has hacked. But it does introduce the term "Nork" for peoples from Best Korea.

Black Confederate troops circa late 1917

I just noticed that the guy in the front right is holding the Stars and Stripes...

It is compared to America.

Do it.... Also here are some flags.... many thanks to rvbomally, for the eagle I may or may not have stolen from him.

Because color photographs exist from the 1870's. And there would be paintings, and someone would have written down what color the flags were and there are bound to be examples lying around somewhere.

Good lord, what was the turning radius on that monstrosity?

I whole heartedly second this idea.

It's never done anything to anything I've posted. And I've had problems with Imageshack before.

Actually Kalashnikov actual said about as much himself.

Try photobucket.

Soviets say a lot of things. The AK use the same gas system and layout of the StG 44.

That always confused the hell out of me. That and his copious death zones in places he doesn't want to write about. He could have at least bothered to think of a few space filling empires or whatnot to fill more of the map.

And considering how their object was explictly to not allow the Marines to escape, I fail to see how it is a victory.

Yes, because offical statements from communist governments are always completely truthful. Yet, the battle forced the Chinese to disband two divisions of the 20th and 27th corps and gutted the other six. And how many Marine units ceased to exist after the battle? Really, because I've heard...

Von Braun didn't single handedly design the entire Apollo program did he? You're right. When I first posted. I didn't see when he naturalized.

I'd like to see a source that states that NATO lexicon is different. From Military History Online General Shilun's mission was "to find opportunities to eliminate all four divisions of X Corps, luring the enemy in deep and destroying them one after another." [39] Shilun had under his command...

Not really. The US military switched to 9mm for NATO Compliance in the 1980's, the M9 was only chosen over the SIG P226 for being slightly cheaper. A retreat is defined as withdrawl of troops to a more favorable position. It is is not synonymous with defeat. And seeing as how the Chinese...

You sir, have just failed. What happened over the M9 being adopted was that the US Military was most annoyed over being told to replace their rugged and beloved .45 M1911A1 with the 9mm M9. They didn;t take to kindly to being told to use something that fired a girly 9mm. There's a reason that it...