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Mig 3 - Lack of armament isn't going to hurt it so bad against the Zero as it does against other aircraft, it's good at high altitude and faster than the Zero Yak 1 - Will be in much the same boat as other aircraft which faced the Zero, once they learn not to dogfight it then they can take...

Greece doesn't have hedgerows. But it does have mountains. It's also a rather roundabout route towards beating Germany. Or, we could launch an attack on say, Normandy. And thereby catch the entire German army between the Allied and Soviet lines!

I doubt it would be a Mexican supplied division. What you'd see is the same style as the Polish/French divisions. US/British equipment (in this case likely US) in order to simplify logistics and prevent any shortages.

Considering Brazil did send a division to Europe, it wont take much jiggery to get them into Normandy. I wouldn't say that. Sure, there were some veteran formations, but a lot of the formations that went in were green. Highly motivated and trained, yes, but not formations that had proven...

Got any names so I can add them to my "Stay the hell away from this guy's work" list?

Faulty roadsigns which the Germans also suffer from are not going to delay an advance for 3 months.

Well, that's one way to turn your offensive into a success. Redefine the objectives halfway through so that a city you held at the start is now the target. As for the actual objective, it's pretty undoable. The Bulge offensive was a failure pretty much from the word go, even by the end of the...

Where are we getting the troops? Where are we landing exactly?

With what exactly? And how? Where are you getting the troops, where are you going to land, and where are you planning to go to?

Rome was a big achievement, but it was somewhat dampened by Italy already surrendering, the Italian Campaign so far being a bloody meat grinder, Clark ballsing up an entire campaign just for his ego, and D-Day stealing the spotlight.

Progress up Italy was anything but rapid. After landing in 43, it took them the rest of the war to reach the Northern Italian border. Compare that to the rate of advance from Normandy, from the beaches to Elbe in under a year. The Italian campaign had already bogged down before Rome fell. The...

I liked him in Hamlet, but I think overall Macbeth was his best performance. He captured the paranoia better than any actor could.

It wasn't Sandhurst doing the judging. From what I remember at least, the judges were picked from WW2 commanders of both sides.

Winning wars is not about winning battles.

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand?