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Thoresby reacted to Parmenion's post in the thread Could The Roman Empire have conquered all of the British isles, had it chosen to try? with
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A greater latin influence on the wider area as a whole, the potential for territorial butterflies once Rome inevitably starts to... -
Thoresby reacted to DG Valdron's post in the thread Could The Roman Empire have conquered all of the British isles, had it chosen to try? with Like.
Sure. But as you've said, there's no value to it, and no point.
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Thoresby reacted to allanpcameron's post in the thread Sir John Valentine Carden Survives. Part 2. with Like.
12 June 1942. Rabaul. The casualties taken to capture of Rabaul had made the South Seas Detachment incapable of any further meaningful...
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Thoresby reacted to KingSweden24's post in the thread Bicentennial Man: Ford '76 and Beyond with Like.
(Author's Note: So when I way back when started seeding the shit hitting the fan in Saudi Arabia, I did so in my time honored tradition...
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Thoresby replied to the thread Would Asia/the world of the twentieth century have been better off if Japan lost the Russo-Japan War, was stalemated, or deterred from attacking?.It took 3 revolutions to get the most extreme sect of the radical extreme into power. Even if you apply a tight butterfly net to Europe...
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Thoresby replied to the thread Would Asia/the world of the twentieth century have been better off if Japan lost the Russo-Japan War, was stalemated, or deterred from attacking?.The big butterfly isn't Japan it's Russia. No defeat means no 1905 Revolution and almost certainly no 1917 Revolution. The October...
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Thoresby replied to the thread Edifice: A History of the National Redoubt.Putting a 10 year old plane back in production is also fairly unlikely but I can certainly see this world pushing more resources into...
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Thoresby replied to the thread Edifice: A History of the National Redoubt.The Do-31 would need a lot more development before it would enter service, as it was at the time of cancellation it was a transport...
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11. By the end of 1970, the world was a much more chaotic place than it had been just a year before. The war in Vietnam continued, with...
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Thoresby reacted to Derek Pullem's post in the thread Sir John Valentine Carden Survives. Part 2. with Like.
So PQ 17 gets +1 carrier in covering force and an escort carrier in the convoy itself as per PQ18. And the destroyers are first rate...
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10 June 1942. London, England. General Alan Brooke had prepared a statement to be made at an interview with the Soviet Minister of...