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Discussion about wargaming and military history, primarily WWII in North Africa. Also discussion about AFV's and artillery.
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- Jim
- I spent 11 years on active duty in the navy. Half was as an enlisted man and half as an officer. My Dad had interested me in the navy and ships, when I was young. I found that I was attracted to doing research, regardless of topic, although much of that research has been in the fields of naval and military history. My Dad was also an artist, and got me drawing and painting since I was three. Much of my work consists of portraits of military and naval historical figures, as well as ships and tanks.
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- The British won the Crusader Battle
- More thoughts on Rommel
- Rommel
- The situation in the middle of November 1941
- Other tanks in late 1941
- Tank forces for Crusader
- British armoured division organization
- The British 3.7in AA gun
- Minefields and anti-tank guns in late 1941
- British infantry tanks
- More about tanks in 1941
- More about British tanks
- Tanks and the Crusader Battle
- The consequences of the relief of the Australians ...
- The defense of Tobruk in 1941
- The British commando raid on the night of 17/18 No...
- Hitler decided at the end of October 1941, that th...
- The Axis supply situation in late 1941
- Panzer Gruppe Afrika in the fall of 1941
- The navy's role in Crusader
- The air force was ready and at full strength on 17...
- Aircraft types in the RAF Middle East Command on 1...
- The Desert Air Force Strength on 17 November 1941
- The SAS raids on 16 November 1941
- The decoy effort a Jarabub paid off on 15 November...
- Air operations from 13 November 1941
- Air operations in late October and November 1941
- British tank and armoured car wargame pieces
- One of my miscellaneous guns and vehicles sheets o...
- FAA Albacores in the desert
- Bombing transportation targets in October-November...
- The battle in the air started in mid-October 1941
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1 comment:
Hi Jim,
Not sure why, but the graphics don't appear to have loaded onto the blog page (or I can't see them on my system.)
Also, hope you don't mind a question about the British forces in N Africa that is fast forwarded from Op. CRUSADER. Do you know if any of the early Cromwells saw service in Tunisia or Sicily / Italy?
Thanks!
Bill W
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