But might have some similarities...
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The idea is that the Americans are expecting a massive German attack down the road to the village. American forces are facing that direction, the woods on the right flank are deemed impassible. |
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Looking at the Shermans, one of them had a transfer on the underside. This is something I did back in the 60s as well - so another rather ancient warrior. |
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So, the idea is that a Stuart keeps watch and shoots back to warn everyone of the attack. |
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Except the Germans intend to do this... |
Hopefully, should be interesting.
Talk about "with the old breed!"
ReplyDeleteThe really scary thing is these tanks were made about 50 years ago - and only 20-25 years after the end of the war - so the time between making them and now is twice as long as the time between the end of the war and making them! It just seems unbelievable
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