Recent content by bard32

What do you think happens after the Axis of Time Trilogy?

I don't know. I haven't read it.

I have a book that says otherwise. It's called America Goes To War and it has a list of the members of the Axis. Finland's on that list.

I think NATO had a no first use policy when it came to nukes. The AH-64 could have taken out the Warsaw Pact's tanks. If the Soviets went nuclear, then NATO would have gone nuclear.

No, I'm not. I had a hard time posting this one. There's something wrong with this board.

IOTL, Finland joined the Axis after the Winter War of 1939-40, your challenge, if you choose to accept it, is to have Finland join the Allies. If you're the British Prime Minister, or French President, whom would you send to Helsinki to convince Marshal Carl Mannerheim, the President of...

IOTL, Finland joined the Axis after the Winter War of 1939-40, your challenge, if you choose to accept it, is to have Finland join the Allies. If you're the British Prime Minister, or French President, whom would you send to Helsinki to convince Marshal Carl Mannerheim, the President of...

IOTL, Finland joined the Axis after the Winter War of 1939-40, your challenge, if you choose to accept it, is to have Finland join the Allies. If you're the British Prime Minister, or French President, whom would you send to Helsinki to convince Marshal Carl Mannerheim, the President of...

I just read The Third World War: August 1985. It's about a Warsaw Pact attack on NATO. NATO could have attacked the Warsaw Pact because the United States had, and still has, the AH-64 Apache. The Warsaw Pact armies were very tank heavy. The AH-64 could have taken out the armies of the Warsaw...

The horse artillery was the second-line troops. And to be specific, I didn't say that most people on this board think that. I meant most people in general. I read this an old War Monthly magazine.

Walter Lord's The Coast Watchers is a good book about the Coast Watchers of the Solomons.

I think your head has bounced off the wall a few times as well. In fact, I think all your heads have bounced off the wall a few more times than mine.

It was almost sunk by a fire. That's the point. The Forestall was also almost sunk by a bomb, or bombs, in Vietnam. Trust me, bringing up the Franklin is relevant.

I'm as serious as a heart attack. The only reason why Britain wasn't invaded was because of Churchill. His speeches were better than Hitler's. His "finest hours" speech was one of the best.

My bad. The original Duma was started then. But my main question about the Russian Revolution of 1917 remains unanswered.