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    Affect of weather during WWII?

    Yep, Admiral Halsey was tricked by the Japanese to chase the decoy ships to the East, with near disastrous results. The US marines who were...
    Post by: liang, Oct 15, 2004 in forum: World War 2
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    DU shells versus chobam armor?

    So I take it there no incidence of "friendly fire" by the Brits in the 2 gulf conflicts.
    Post by: liang, Oct 15, 2004 in forum: Post-World War 2 Armour
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    The Black Eagle MBT

    Yeah, what exactly is the Gauss cannon?
    Post by: liang, Oct 15, 2004 in forum: Post-World War 2 Armour
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    Centurion: finally, a descent British design

    What other armored fighting vehicles are operated by the Singapore Armed Forces?
    Post by: liang, Oct 15, 2004 in forum: Post-World War 2 Armour
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    Centurion: finally, a descent British design

    Thanks for the picture, it still looks "mean" for a 50 year-old tank.
    Post by: liang, Oct 15, 2004 in forum: Post-World War 2 Armour
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    Gustav Guns

    I have to admit, stalin was a cruel, yet shrewd man.
    Post by: liang, Oct 12, 2004 in forum: The Guns Galore Section
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    Comparing WWII medium artilleries

    While tanks, planes and battleships dominated the headlines, in WWII armies still relied upon artilleries for supporting fire. How do some of the...
    Thread by: liang, Oct 12, 2004, 40 replies, in forum: The Guns Galore Section
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    best tanks for jungle warefare?

    How can we forget the Jeep???? It can cross most terrains, and it is light enough to be lifted by a couple of GIs in case it's stuck in mud or...
    Post by: liang, Oct 12, 2004 in forum: Post-World War 2 Armour
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    Centurion: finally, a descent British design

    You mean the Centurion is still in front line service? That's incredible, it's even older than the US B-52 stratofortress. Do you have any...
    Post by: liang, Oct 12, 2004 in forum: Post-World War 2 Armour
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    The Black Eagle MBT

    It's pretty amazing, the Rheinmetall has been producing well-designed artilleries for the Kaiser, for Hitler, and now for the Western allies. Its...
    Post by: liang, Oct 12, 2004 in forum: Post-World War 2 Armour
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    Fighting Falcon...

    What a paint job, the crew obviously had too much free time on their hands.
    Post by: liang, Oct 10, 2004 in forum: The Members Lounge
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