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  1. Roel

    Roel New Member

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    It might be useful for the members to list here what they are especially knowledgeable about, so as to make it possible for us to ask things via PM; it could also be practical to know where to expect a good answer to your questions. It could be anything you're specialized in; specific tanks, planes, campaigns, battles, periods...

    As for me, I think there's little you can tell me about the Ardennes Offensive that would be new to me. It is limited, I know, but that's about all I can really call a specialty of any kind.
     
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    Planes! That's about it really... I'm, fairly knowledgable about firearms, but after that it kind of fades, I consider myself "Above Average" on the Naval War and WWII in general but apart from those specifics I'd say planes were really my speciality and I bow to the superior knowledge of anyone else on this Forum with regard to anything else. :D
     
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    i mostly know facts about stupid things like how much toilet was used by the navy and rude jokes
     
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    Danyel Phelps Active Member

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    Western allied armor vs. German armor.

    Starwars vs. Startrek
     
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    Desert War (especially March 1941 - October 1942) Ground war (Bodenkrieg) only however, not aerial or naval.
     
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    I know something about naval warfare, planes, weapons and Finnish wars. I'm not really good in any of these.
     
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    Im not really knowledgebale about tanks and their works but im learning thanks to this forum!

    My speciality would lie primary along planes with naval vessels as a close second. I also consider myself 'above average' on pretty much all the battles of WW2 but cant say im a specialist in any of them. Except maybe the battle for Kharkov.
     
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    I consider myself an-above-average-person in everything related to Panzer and tanks. As a Finn a know about Finnish wars and because my father works for F.D.F I know a lot about post-war Finnish army. I get "secret" and "inner circle" information from my father! I also know something about AA and aircraft in ww2 to present day.
     
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    I´m the sort of person who would rather know something about everything than everything about something, so I can´t say I have any real specialities. Having said that, I would add that I´m probably more of a hardware-guy in this context. Primarily aircraft and tanks.
     
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    i have no specoality in history, i do kno some rules of how to snipe
     
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    After carefully considering the question I come to the conclusion that not only do I not much about any specific topic, I don't know much about anything at all. My ignorance is truly far ranging and impressive.
    In the general sense I might be able to help with unit organizations and equipment, but even here I know that others on the forum are better informed than I am in specific areas.
     
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    Hi.

    My specialty are the japanese armed forces 1930 - 1945, especially ground forces.


    Yours

    tom! ;)
     
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    german weapons, but no so deep knowledge, tanks ships and planes
     
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    I can only say I am more knowledgable about WWII than the average American.If I were to say I am good at anything,it would have to be equipment identification.Excluding proto-types or experimental weapons,I'm not often stumped on planes,ships,tanks etc....
     
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    In WW2 - I know a little about most things, and not a huge amount about any one thing (I'm sure you've noticed that from my posts!). If anything, my specialism is Aircraft, but Simon is head & shoulders (and most of a body as well) above me there.

    My real specialism? Medieval history, especially the 'High' Middle Ages, and most especially the Battle of Hastings! :D
     
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    I'm fairly good at US small arms and some ACW stuff but no expert at anything.

    I don't post much but I'll help if I can. :)
     
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    East front, especially 1944-1945, area of central Europe, former Czechoslovakia, margianlly air warfare.
     
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    No expert on any thing, but broad over view on most things.
     
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    The naval (Atlantic and Pacific) and air wars are what pass for my specialties. I do know a good deal about the land war in the West, not as much about the Eastern Front.
     
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    My main area of concentration is Latin America-with an emphasis on such conflicts as the war between Argentina and Brazil (1825-1828) , The Paraguayan War (1865-70) Chaco War, Leticia, The Marañon Conflict between Peru and Ecuador (1941), the Beagle conflict between Argentina and Chile (1978), also the Spanish Civil War,-WW1, WW2...
     

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