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**** yeah. I still play that one. (Call of Duty: United Offensive)
probably the best map for S&D
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**** yeah. I still play that one. (Call of Duty: United Offensive)
probably the best map for S&D
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The Americans were the first to use guerilla warfare back in the Revolutionary war I THINK! Maybe someone could expound on that
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Sorry, didnt see Scoots post
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To expand on my post, Guerilla warfare was hardly a new concept in the Revolutionary War.. Just the empires didn't use it. The Americans got the idea from the Native Indians who used that type of fighting against the British in the French and Indian War.
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The full version of this movie is on YouTube currently.
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That version has messed up subtitles I think. Bearsbud are you cool with torrents? If so I can link you one later.
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naaah..Im not cool with torrents..I thought it might be on TV or at netflix.etc
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well it's youtube, but I can't promise it having good subtitles, if any.
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Is anyone still following this series?
I watched two of them today..
1..Battle Of Hue City...During the TET offensive 10,000 NVA troops seize the town of HUE Vietnam. Our fearless leaders promptly dispatch 300 marines to recapture the city. And that's just what they did!....In spite of being ordered not to use any indirect weapons such as Artillery, Mortars, Ship fire etc. The US politicians didn't want the men to destroy any historic Vietnam buildings...That order stood until some Colonel told the troops to disregard those orders..Then they got the support they needed and eventually pushed the NVA troops out of the city and kept it under US control
2...Those Damned Engineers ...During WWII a support group of the 291st Engineers finds themselves face to face with the German assault of 90 tanks in the Battle of the Bulge and successfully blow up enough bridges to keep the Germans from advancing and capturing the port city of Antwerp. They successfully thwarted Hitler's hopes of changing the tide of the war..They became the most decorated Engineer outfit in the entire war
I watched two of them today..
1..Battle Of Hue City...During the TET offensive 10,000 NVA troops seize the town of HUE Vietnam. Our fearless leaders promptly dispatch 300 marines to recapture the city. And that's just what they did!....In spite of being ordered not to use any indirect weapons such as Artillery, Mortars, Ship fire etc. The US politicians didn't want the men to destroy any historic Vietnam buildings...That order stood until some Colonel told the troops to disregard those orders..Then they got the support they needed and eventually pushed the NVA troops out of the city and kept it under US control
2...Those Damned Engineers ...During WWII a support group of the 291st Engineers finds themselves face to face with the German assault of 90 tanks in the Battle of the Bulge and successfully blow up enough bridges to keep the Germans from advancing and capturing the port city of Antwerp. They successfully thwarted Hitler's hopes of changing the tide of the war..They became the most decorated Engineer outfit in the entire war