Dont you think he looks like Anthony Hopkins?
To be brutually honest, I find the medal of honour games rather dull, they seem to rehash the same stereotypes and tired engines. Just imo
How commonly used were these subs? And why didnt the US push them forward as a tactical advantage?
Really cracking photos there Jim/
Swan, give the novel a read. It is compelling stuff.
Thats simply remarkable, it is a criminal offence, punishable by imprisonment to duplicate or impersonate the Medal of Honour. Phew!
:wtf: I dont see the trick, I just see one really long boat, am i missing something?:lol:
Will there be more to follow? I am interested to hear how it ends!
Some very funny cartoons period. They maybe dated, but they still raise a good giggle.
The battle of Stalingrad took its toll in mores than one, people of Stalingrad had to resort to cannibalism to survive. Pretty horrific
What was it that motivated the kamikaze pilots to sacrifice themselves the way they did?
Too daft to be true, but hey, if someone can fill me in great. i heard that the Soviets were training dogs to run under tanks so as to attach...
I quite liked the Rising Sun.
Why on earth did Hitler hate the Freemasons so much?
The skull on the plane, was that then later adopted by the SS as the Deathshead, or am I mistaken?
What about madam kittys?
Buford, i had no idea. That is quite uncomfortable reading, the idea of the Nazi legacy living on, in any shape or form.
How on earth did they manage less than 300 casulaties?
Well, the World Wars gave us a raft of young men who were able to convey the brutuality and horrors of war, my favorite poet has to be Wilfred...
Just how many air raids were lead against Germany by the British?
