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  1. J Penn
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    Looking for political/geographical Civil War info

    On a related topic, does anyone know of any American Civil War internet forums that are on the level of scholarly quality and easy navigability as...
    Post by: J Penn, Nov 13, 2003 in forum: Military History
  2. J Penn
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    Pounds vs MM ?

    Thanks Mr. H! This little idiosyncracy of British arms nomenclature always had me scratching my head when making comparisons.
    Post by: J Penn, Nov 13, 2003 in forum: Weapons & Technology in WWII
  3. J Penn
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    Favortie Tank of WWII?

    Post by: J Penn, Nov 7, 2003 in forum: Armor and Armored Fighting Vehicles
  4. J Penn
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    Where would YOU serve in WW2?

    Thanks, I feel welcome already. Been busy reading a lot of old threads.
    Post by: J Penn, Nov 7, 2003 in forum: What If - Other
  5. J Penn
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    Where would YOU serve in WW2?

    I'm not sure where I'd want to serve but with the big (read "long-distance") guns is where I'd like to be too. [img] Duck, fire and pull back!...
    Post by: J Penn, Nov 6, 2003 in forum: What If - Other
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    A point from another forum I disagree with, but leads me to ask questions.

    Thanks for the replies. 20, 50, 100 people? I find that surprising knowing how expensive repro gear is, and the fact that I had only seen photos...
    Post by: J Penn, Nov 6, 2003 in forum: Living History
  7. J Penn
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    Favourite battle of ETO...

    Here's my three. 1.Stalingrad-Caucasus-Kharkov Massive clashes of men and machines. I'd lump in Kursk if I could, too. 2.Berlin '45 I'd add...
    Post by: J Penn, Nov 5, 2003 in forum: WWII General
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    A point from another forum I disagree with, but leads me to ask questions.

    While reading an argument on a martial-arts forum (sherdog.com) someone tried to make a point with this statement (I decided not to argue it,...
    Thread by: J Penn, Nov 5, 2003, 12 replies, in forum: Living History
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    What is everyone reading?

    Currently, I'm reading D-Day: The Normandy Invasion In Retrospect, 1971 The Eisenhower Foundation. It's a collection of essays from primarily US...
    Post by: J Penn, Nov 5, 2003 in forum: WWII Books & Publications
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