What are you most interested in?

I voted ETO

 

Here is a cookie:

 

Darn it I'm so cheap these days. Give me, give me, give me.


I shall cast my vote as I wolf this cookie down thanks to Peppy.


OST front for me.

 

Hey, there was chivalry enough in the Eastern Front!

 

Excellent ZA......Alexander Nevsky is it not? Even then the Russians were aquainted with the Germans!

Oh and I chose the Eastern Front for all of the reasons mentioned above.


Im really not sure whats wrong with me, but im drawing a blank on ETO abbreviation....

Maybe I drank tainted Vodka?

 

Well, Nosferatu it ain't.

ETO means European Theatre of Operations, as if the Red Army was operating in Botswana

 

Thanks Za

 

ETO - European Theater of Operations
PTO - Pacific Theater of Operations (generally broken into:
South Pacific - MacArthur
Central Pacific - Nimitz
Aleutians - I have no idea who was running the show up there!
CBI - China, Burma, India Theater
NA - North Africa

OST - Eastern Front (I think thats what they're referring to)

....and I'm not sure which theater the Manchurian campaign falls into.

Hope this helps, and, if it doesn't......well......


-whatever

-Lou

OOPS! I didn't see Za's response - it was on Page 2, and I was on Page 1 and.....and....and.....
(....a page late and a dollar short, so to speak!...)

 

Russian front! its so large and many things have been left out!

 

We used to have a ratpoison ad here that went: "When you spot one, there are twenty more hiding!"

Well, for us that was the authentic Eastern Front, we were Fighting the Germans in the West. So balls to your slanted historians

We'll make something out of you, you show some promise.

 

ETO, I'm not really sure why, I just find that the most interesting.

 

Za -
I talked to the historians.







....they said 'balls' back.

(....one of them mumbled something about "...that Portugese troublemaker...", but I didn't catch it....I have no idea who he was talking about!...)

-whatever

-Lou

 

my favorite thing about world war II is EASy comapny all the battla the where in MArket garden D Day, bastogne they are fricken amzing (not taking away from all the other men who served )

 

I am most interested in WWII in France because I'm writing a book that takes place there, and I've actually been there, so it sort of comes alive for me more than other places